FEATURED: Videocast
Honore Nolting: Holding onto humor and hope as a family caregiver
No one expects at age 28 that a spouse will be diagnosed with a fatal disease like cancer. But for Honore Nolting and her 30 year old husband Tom, they chose laughter as the best medicine to fight for their lives against a threatening late stage illness. With the...
360° Video: TeddyLoid remixes the Rave at Anime MKE
The Milwaukee Independent produced this 360° video segment of a performance by Japanese musician TeddyLoid, who headlined the Nocturnal Underground on February 17 during the 11th annual Anime Milwaukee. Viewers can spin the camera in any direction while the footage...
Norma Duckworth: Caring for people in need despite fear, apathy, and lack of cooperation
As a young girl, Norma Duckworth found America a place of wealth but desperately wanted to return to her home in the poor countryside of Mexico. Food has always been a part of her life, as a bond with family loved ones and a hardship when it was scarce. Those...
FEATURED: Audiocast
Audio: A journey for truth in the shadow of genocide
The Reverend Patrick Desbois gave a powerful lecture about his decade-long work helping to identify mass execution sites of Jews during World War II as part of his exhibit at the Milwaukee Jewish Museum on April 19. Editor’s Note: The research and discoveries made by...
Audio: Arrested Development talks music and Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Independent sat down with the two-time Grammy Award-winning hip-hop group Arrested Development, before their halftime performance at the Milwaukee Bucks game against the Charlotte Hornets at the BMO Harris Bradley Center on April 10.
Audio: How Melissa Goins helps build a Milwaukee community
Milwaukee leaders, residents, and community stakeholders gather for a special groundbreaking event on April 4, to celebrate a day that had been envisioned for close to a decade.
FEATURED: Podcast
Milwaukee Stories Podcast: Katherine Wilson
Katherine Wilson, executive director of the Zeidler Center for Public Discussion, talks about her start in a small Wisconsin town, the dangers of polarization and the importance of humanizing others, or “starting off with stories and values.”
The GoGedders Podcast: Mike Lee
Global basketball skills and mindfulness trainer, and founder of Thrive 3 (formerly Mike Lee Basketball) joins the podcast. We talk about how he started his business by putting on basketball camps for youth in small towns in Wisconsin, to going on to working with NBA players and other athletes all around the globe.
The GoGedders Podcast: Crystal Schreiner
Forbes endorsed Instagram Queen & accomplished creative Crystal Schreiner stops by the podcast! We talk the early days of GoGeddit and her experiences at NYFW, shooting music videos in LA, how to find your creative peak and more.
