FEATURED: Videocast
Milwaukeeans, Are You Lost In The World Like Me?
This powerful animation was created by Steve Cutts for a Moby And The Void Pacific Choir song. As a work of art, it contains a contemporary social message and editorial statement that applies to Milwaukee and beyond. Due to broadcast restrictions with music, the Moby...
Video: Conversations about confronting mass incarceration
“We need to better understand the trend so we can undertake sensible, fiscally responsible reforms to reverse it.” – Michael Morgan “Confronting Mass Incarceration” was the focus of a series of discussions and presentations, sponsored by the Milwaukee Turners...
Ali Velshi: How Fake News Grows in a Post-Fact World
“If you wish to avoid the purveyors of fake news who live in dark alleys, stay out of the dark alleys. Trust and support traditional journalism which is devoted to research and fact-checking and in-depth investigation of issues.” – Ali Velshi As a journalist,...
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Audio: Local immigrants give voice to their stories
On February 7, concerned members of the Milwaukee public attended an event organized by the Unity for Human Dignity Coalition (U4HD), where advocacy, community organizations, elected officials, and local citizens showed their support for immigrants.
Audio: Public health strategies for viоIеncе prevention
Dr. Howard Pinderhughes of the Prevention Institute was the keynote speaker at the Safe MKE symposium, where he explained the dynamics of community trauma and structural viоIеncе, as part of the development process for an action plan to create a healthier Milwaukee.
Audio: It’s time for healing
This roundtable discussion took place at the D & S Healing Center with team members Dr. Kenneth Cole, Tracy Treacy, and Pardeep Singh Kaleka, all clinicians of color.
FEATURED: Podcast
The GoGedders Podcast: Nate Harris
Founder of Ease, Nate Harris, stops by the podcast. We learn about how he went from being homeless at times growing up to becoming a successful entrepreneur.
The GoGedders Podcast: Chris Stegman
Chris Stegman joins us to discuss his transition to becoming President of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the future of tangible media in a digital world and how JS plans to stay competitive, and his views on the city of Milwaukee.
Time & The Mystery Podcast: Tom Shillue (Part 2)
Growing up in Norwood, Massachusetts, Tom Shillue was simply a funny kid with a passion for the story. It wasn’t until his high school superintendent made him sign a contract to attend college, that Tom’s colorful course began to unfold before him. Now, an accomplished comedian and the host of Fox’s Red Eye, Tom finds himself at the helm of a fruitful and versatile career. Join Mike and Tom as they journey through the early years, developing an artistic identity and being in a barbershop quartet with Jimmy Fallon and Sting.
