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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...
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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.

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The GoGedders Podcast: Pardeep Singh Kaleka

Founder of Serve to Unite & Sikh Temple President Pardeep Singh Kaleka joins the podcast. He talks about how Serve to Unite was formed in the aftermath of the 2012 Sikh Temple Shooting, his upbringing as an immigrant in Milwaukee and what we can do to make the city and the world a better place.

The GoGedders Podcast: Elmer Moore

Director of Scale Up Milwaukee Elmer Moore stops by the podcast. He shares stories about his upbringing, experiencing 9/11, Scale Up Milwaukee and more.

Time & The Mystery Podcast: D. A. Wallach

To describe D.A. Wallach in one word is impossible. One sentence? Near impossible. In one podcast? You be the judge. While attending Harvard University, D.A.’s newly formed band, Chester French, made a bold decision to stop playing shows. Instead, they got jobs at the university’s studio, learned the trade, and made a record. This decision lead to a bidding war between Kanye West and Pharrell Williams, touring the world, a 2nd record, a cameo in the movie La La Land and his current passion, investing in the sciences. Above all of these accomplishments, D.A. is incredibly kind and enjoyable to be with.