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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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Video: City, County, and State join to help Sherman Park

Governor Walker announced his $4.5 Million plan to rebuild neighborhoods in Milwaukee at a press conference on August 26. This footage highlights some of his statements, along with Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele, as they talk about the city, county, and state efforts to create jobs and eliminate blight in Sherman Park and surrounding areas.

Darryl Morin: Ensuring Human Dignity

The son of a migrant farmer who began working at age 11 by shoveling blacktop, Darryl Morin learned to overcome the limitations others placed on him to build a successful communications business, and help manage the oldest Latino civil rights organization in the country. His numerous social justice efforts have also connected local Hispanic groups with Jewish communities and beyond, so that every person in Milwaukee can have a voice and make a difference.

Video: My Hometown, Milwaukee’s song

MPTV is producing a 30th anniversary feature about the BoDeans later this fall, and filmed the August 19 performance at Cedarburg Summer Sounds for the documentary.

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Time & The Mystery Podcast: Campbell and Williams

Few people can say they have played with Bob Dylan. Fewer still have played with both Dylan and Levon Helm. Larry Campbell and wife Teresa Williams have not only collaborated with these musical legends, but have done so at the time when both underwent their respective critically acclaimed reemergence. For Levon, this included his first, second and third Grammy awards.

Time & The Mystery Podcast: Arian Moayed

After leaving high school, Arian and Mike set out on separate artistic journeys. Arian’s led him to New York where he co-founded the theater company Waterwell. In 2011, Arian was nominated for a Tony Award for best actor in the production “Bengal Tiger at The Baghdad Zoo” starring alongside Robin Williams. He is currently on Broadway in the hit play “The Humans,” recently winning the Tony Award for best play.

Time & The Mystery Podcast: Christopher West

Christopher West is a speaker, author and theologian on a topic called the “Theology of the Body.” For Mike, he is more than just an educator, he is a dear friend. This conversation dives deep into the fascinating life and passion of one of today’s most successful Catholic speakers and is fueled by the joy these two friends have for each other.