Erin Bagatta
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Frontman Ulises Rodriguez joins us to talk about how the group honors traditional inspirations without losing sight of musical innovation. -
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Recorded near the end of her pregnancy, the single off Sparke's upcoming album is an invitation to renew your relationships. -
The iconic jam-adjacent rock band will be back in Milwaukee for the third time since 2023 when they play Summerfest next July. -
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Fontaines D.C., Babehoven, June McDoom and @ lead the way among the new albums hitting shelves and streaming Oct. 16. -
Over the past five years, at least nine full-service grocery stores have closed in Milwaukee. Community members came together to talk about what can be done. -
The playlist for this episode jumps continents and settings, from Nigerian jazz rhythms to Indian legal movies on Netflix.
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