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Frontline “soldier artists” from Ukraine perform a cultural concert of gratitude for Milwaukee

Wisconsin Ukrainians hosted a special concert for the Milwaukee community on June 15, performed by frontline Ukrainian soldiers as part of the “Music Tour of Gratitude to America,” an...

FEATURED: Videocast

Time-Lapse: 28 months of Fiserv Forum construction in 84 seconds

On October 18, the day before the Milwaukee Bucks season home opener against the Indiana Pacers, time-lapse construction video of the Fiserv Forum’s construction was released for public viewing. As Bucks fans headed to the new basketball arena, EarthCam presented a...

Danceworks brings handcrafted wooden figures to life in historical production

The story of Levi Fisher Ames unfolds in a room in the Madison Veterans Hospital in 1923, but Levi’s memories and fantasies take the audience through his return from the Civil War, his post-war healing, his emergence as an artist, his conflict with his troubled son,...

Becoming Kareem: PBS host Sandy Maxx talks with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar about his love of reading

NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar came to Milwaukee on September 7 for an on-stage show based on his NYTimes best-selling book, ”Becoming Kareem: Growing Up On and Off the Court.” Before the performance Sandy Maxx, who hosts the Emmy-Award winning Milwaukee PBS series...

FEATURED: Audiocast

Chasing the unfulfilled promises of fair housing over the decades

One of the nation’s leading fair housing attorneys, and former Senior Trial Attorney at the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in the Housing & Civil Enforcement Section, Diane L. Houk was the keynote speaker at the “The Promise of the Fair...

Rohingya girl in Milwaukee shares her story of resilience

Turner Hall hosted an evening of storytelling on February 26 that featured an assortment of personal experiences reflecting resilience and inspiration from diverse members of the Milwaukee community. “Stories of Resilience and Inspiration” was organized by the...

Audio: Gurda and Winters talk about freshwater culture and tall ships

As part of the “Love Your Great Lakes” event on February 10, special presentations were given by Milwaukee historian John Gurda and maritime photographer Chris Winters in the newly named Todd Wehr Theater. The sessions focused on Milwaukee’s freshwater culture and the...

FEATURED: Podcast

Podcast: Voices in Union – Episode 100220

Voices in Union: with Reggie Jackson and Maria Hamilton – is a weekly podcast that focuses on the African American Diaspora in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It connects local concerns to national trends on social justice, and educates the general population on the...