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The community activist and member of local music collective Death Is A Business joins us to talk about creativity and workers rights.
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We focus on one of the more ... unique selections as Milwaukee Film unspools its series featuring all things anime/animation. -
The self-described music "lifer" is in a cozy period of new fatherhood but still found a way to put out a new record and book. -
Led by the nimble fingers of volunteer Carol Lee Hopkins, the clinic offers free fixes that extend the life of clothing and other items. -
The Well Red Damsel has built a proud community of romance readers who flock to the Wauwatosa store for book clubs, events and more. -
The generous folks from Milwaukee Film invited us back to their festival for a very special episode about the fantasy classic. -
Turner Hall Ballroom is the place to be this week, as the artists behind two recent outstanding Studio Milwaukee Sessions return to our city. -
The indie singer-songwriter grew up in tornado country and taps into that stormy history on this new single from his upcoming album. -
The Milwaukee grassroots organization joins this episode to talk about music and taking action in the face of injustice. -
Leslie Hayes gives us an insider's perspective of how her father, Marvin Fishman, helped bring the NBA to Milwaukee. -
The classic rock band will take center stage at a show raising funds for the Chad Smith Foundation's after-school music program.
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