Podcast appearances and mentions of ashley luthern

We talk to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Investigative Reporter, Ashley Luthern, about her powerful and shocking investigation about a young woman who died after reporting domestic abuse many times to the Milwaukee Police Department. Then we talk to the director of the Licensing, Educator Advancement and Development team at the state's Department of Public Instruction, Jennifer Kammerud, about the findings in the 2021 Educator Preparation Program and Workforce Analysis Report and what it tells us about the statewide teacher shortage. Guests: Ashley Luthern, Jennifer Kammerud

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel crime reporter Ashley Luthern joins Lake Effect's Audrey Nowakowski to explain what parole is, how it works, and what a governor can and cannot do when it comes to releasing people on parole under Wisconsin's truth in sentencing system.

Please send story tips to aluthern@gannett.com or call 414-224-2015Join us in this conversation, find yourself along the way, and take inventory of your love journey with SELF!! Become THRIVERS of self-love!Special Thank You to our special guest:  Ashley Luthern of Milwaukee JSOnlineTune in. Listen. Share.Our mission still remains the same BUT on steroids for season 4. Buckle up, pour up, and plugin every Wednesday for the necessary conversations on Life After Abuse!PLEDGE to #nomoremeangirls at www.exposedthepodcast.comDon't forget that October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, however, domestic violence is 365 days a year. To support our local DV initiatives, you can donate at www.exposedthepodcast.comOur most recent article: https://www.mkelifestyle.com/mkepeople/out-of-the-shadows/article_11cfa7a0-1bd7-11ec-a9bc-17f84bb3cf01.htmlShare with family, friends, Co-Workers, young adults, and ALL social groups!!Follow ExPOSED The Podcast, the #2 Black Milwaukee Podcaster!!!https://onmilwa//www.facebook.com/pg/laverneandnatalie/about/?ref=page_internalYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSrsxfdCEqy-oSAQr3emsGA?view_as=subscriberWebsite: www.exposedthepodcast.comukee.com/ent/articles/10-podcasts-people-of-color.htmlInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/laverneandnatalie/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/laverneandnatalie/about/?ref=page_internalYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSrsxfdCEqy-oSAQr3emsGA?view_as=subscriberWebsite: www.exposedthepodcast.com

In this terrifying episode, Gail covers the 2018 case of Jayme Closs, the little 13 year old girl who shocked America when she escapes her murderous captor! Sources: CNN by Steve Almasy, , Jason Hanna and Deanna Hackney CNN's Nicole Chavez, Sheena Jones, Faith Karimi, Dakin Andone and Melanie Whitley Daily Mail By Jessa Schroeder for Dailymail.com and Sara Malm for MAILONLINE and Lauren Fruen Associated Press by Steve Karnowski, writers Todd Richmond, Amy Forliti AP Minyvonne Burk, Scott Bauer, Paul Walsh, Pam Louwagie and Mary Lynn Smith (Minneapolis) Star Tribune USA Today Network-Wisconsin in Green Bay: Contributing Lainey Seyler, Ashley Luthern, Bruce Vielmetti, Sophie Carson, James B. Nelson and Mary Spicuzza of the Journal Sentinel in Milwaukee, and Doug Schneider. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/annie-weaver1/support

An update on the Kyle Rittenhouse case, Kenosha, Wisconsin.Promo from new podcast The Shattered Window.This episode is brought to you by AWAY Carryons - awaytravel.com/warbabyMusic:We Talk of Dreamswww.purple-planet.comSources:Kyle Rittenhouse - The Truth in 11 Minuteshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4dhPM99i4I&t=1s&bpctr=1605158085The Kyle Rittenhouse Incident - A documentary.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3IaFV_l2-k&fbclid=IwAR1QwT2Y_cbWoBLx0M70rDOXhol-OckgEF98CD_tTcwv7rrGqyKHGmrSbqI&has_verified=1&bpctr=1605172845Chip Mitchell, WBEZ. “Charges against Kyle Rittenhouse detail chaotic Kenosha shootings.” August 28, 2020. https://www.wbez.org/stories/charges-against-kyle-rittenhouse-detail-chaotic-kenosha-shootings/02de9af4-6a07-40bc-85ea-148c50a7ff14Corrinne Hess, Hannah Hayes, Wisconsin Public Radio. “Kyle Rittenhouse extradition hearing delayed a second time.” September 25, 2020. https://www.wpr.org/kyle-rittenhouse-extradition-hearing-delayed-second-timeEric Litke, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “Kyle Rittenhouse’s defense team released a narrated video from the night of the shooting. Here’s what we know about it.” September 27, 2020. https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/2020/09/26/new-video-focuses-one-side-kyle-rittenhouse-shooting-kenosha/3537879001/Kathleen Foody, Wisconsin State Journal. “Alleged Kenosha protest killer Kyle Rittenhouse gains another exxtradition delay.” October 9, 2020. https://madison.com/wsj/news/local/crime-and-courts/alleged-kenosha-protest-killer-kyle-rittenhouse-gains-another-extradition-delay/article_ed8150ca-4187-5f02-a31c-874bb0522a4c.htmlBruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “Kenosha protester charged with firing gun right before Kyle Rittenhouse began shooting.” October 15, 2020. https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/crime/2020/10/15/kenosha-protester-charged-firing-gun-prior-rittenhouse-shots/3667399001/Michael Tarm, Associated Press. “Judge orders extradition of Kyle Rittenhouse, teen charged in fatal shooting of Kenosha protesters.” October 30, 2020. https://time.com/5905949/kyle-rittenhouse-extradited-kenosha-shooting/Ashley Luthern, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “'I shot two white kids': New records detail Kyle Rittenhouse's surrender to hometown cops, path of AR-15 rifle used in Kenosha.” October 31, 2020. https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/wisconsin/2020/10/30/details-rittenhouse-arrest-after-kenosha-shooting-shown-records/6092483002/Diane Pathieu, John Garcia, ABC7 Chicago. “Kyle Rittenhouse extradited to Wisconsin for Kenosha protest shooting murder trial, after Illinois judge's ruling. Kenosha protest shootings occurred in wake of Jacob Blake police shooting.” October 30, 2020. https://abc7chicago.com/kyle-rittenhouse-charges-extradition-hearing/7474821/Associated Press. “Teen told police where to find gun used in Kenosha shootings.” October 31, 2020. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/teen-told-police-where-to-find-gun-used-in-kenosha-shootingsMark Guarino, The New York Times. “Bail for Kyle Rittenhouse set at $2 million in Kenosha protest shooting.” November 2, 2020. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/02/us/kyle-rittenhouse-bail.htmlTodd Richmond & Associated Press. “Bail set at $2 million for Kyle Rittenhouse, teen accused in fatal Kenosha shootings.” November 2, 2020. https://www.wuwm.com/post/bail-set-2-million-kyle-rittenhouse-teen-accused-fatal-kenosha-shootings#stream/0Bruce Vielmetti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “Friend who bought rifle for Kyle Rittenhouse charged.” November 9, 2020. https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/crime/2020/11/09/kyle-rittenhouses-friend-has-been-charged-giving-him-rifle/6224379002/?itm_medium=recirc&itm_source=taboola&itm_campaign=internal&itm_content=RightRailArticleThumbnails-Redesign“Report: Kenosha man charged with illegally buying gun for Kyle Rittenhouse.” November 9, 2020. https://waow.com/2020/11/09/gun-used-by-rittenhouse-in-kenosha-killings-was-bought-in-ladysmith-complaint-states/Dan Hinkel, Stacy St. Clair, The Chicago Tribune. “Kyle Rittenhouse’s mother didn’t know what he was doing on night of Kenosha protest shootings.” November 10, 2020. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-kyle-rittenhouse-mother-kenosha-20201110-ikckkevit5epzjydc52szyog34-story.html

This episode is the second of a multiple-part series on police-community relations in Milwaukee. In this episode, we talk about what a recent lawsuit brought by the ACLU of Wisconsin against the city of Milwaukee alleging racial bias in recent policing strategies means for policing going forward, how recent policing strategies in Milwaukee may have exacerbated a lack of trust in police, as well as the role of media in covering cases of police accountability. Guests include community residents Destiny and Santana, Ashley Luthern of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and Jarrett English of the ACLU of Wisconsin.

Anya and Alan talk about guns with Jonita Davis, from Black Girl Nerds. We discussed Episode 6 "A Murder of Gods" in light of recent school shootings. We talk about social bias against black students, the marketing syndrome of the NRA, and the feeling of power that comes from a gun.When Gun Owners Meet for the NRA Convention, Gun Injury Rates Decline by Julia Belluz for VoxA Chart of How Many School Shootings Since Sandy Hook by Chris Wilson for TimeWhite Male Privilege and Other Themes of Gun Culture by James Fallows for The AtlanticCBS Story about Gun Blessing in ChurchAP photo2 Year-Old Finds Gun, Shoots Mom by Ashley Luthern and Meg Jones in USA TodayMichigan City High School Student Arrested after Social Media Threats by Stan Maddux for NWi.com538 podcast Feb 20th and Feb 26thHow Defective Guns Became the only Product that can't be Recalled by Michael Smith and Polly Mosendz for BloombergWhat I saw Treating Victims from Parkland by Heather Sher for The AtlanticFollow Jonita on Twitter @SurviTeensNtots and visit JonitaDavis.comUniversal FanCon is April 27th-29th 2018 in Baltimore. Use the code BGN2018 for a discount when you buy your tickets!Black Girl Nerds PatreonCheck out our new show at HGStoryCast.com and follow the show on Twitter @HGStoryCastOur Theme song is "Unstoppable Force" by FortyTwoMusic with other musical contributions by Rich Holmes.Follow us on Twitter @ShadowShambler and Anya @StrangelyLiterlShadows and Shamblers is a production of Hallowed Ground Media and is released under a Creative Commons NonCommercial Sharealike License.

Paul Ryan's long, hot summer. We chat with Craig about how Ryan has tried to focus on the GOP agenda, including tax reform, but kept getting distracted by Trump's dramas. We're closer to a state budget. Patrick Marley on the latest on the state budget talks in Madison and Foxconn. The Department of Justice slams MPS. Ashley Luthern on a draft DOJ report that says trust is damaged between the community and its police department. All that plus winners and losers and your viewer questions.

In this episode, Wisconsin still doesn't have a budget and Republicans who control the state Capitol still can't agree on a plan. Patrick Marley provides an update from Madison. Also, some aldermen are pushing to hire outside counsel in an effort to force the Milwaukee Police Department to release a draft of a DOJ report. It's just the latest criticism facing Milwaukee's police chief. Ashley Luthern has the latest. Plus, Democrats are starting to line up to take on Gov. Walker. Daniel Bice has an update on folks getting in and others still mulling a run.

We explore the impact of the latest revelations about Donald Trump Jr.'s emails on Reince Priebus and Paul Ryan. Also, the Milwaukee Common Council tries to take control of the MPD chief; Ashley Luthern and Mary Spicuzza explore what this means. Plus Jason Stein on the latest maneuvering on how to pay for Wisconsin's roads and other state budget matters. All that plus winners and losers and your viewer questions.

We hear from Madison reporter Patrick Marley on Governor Walker's speech at CPAC. The ACLU sues MPD, Ashley Luthern will tell us what happens next. Can we talk? For one night we did, a look back at Tuesday's "Across the Divide" event. Plus our weekly winners and losers and your questions.

This is Precious Lives episode 93. We’re almost at our goal of telling 100 stories about gun violence and young people in Milwaukee. We’ve covered the family members who have lost loved ones, the activists fighting to make the city better, and the political leaders overseeing it all. Each week, we ask our interview subjects to be emotionally honest with us as we try to understand the problem of gun violence. This week, the microphones are turned on our reporters. Emily Forman and Aisha Turner produce the radio series, and Ashley Luthern writes companion pieces for the Milwaukee-Journal Sentinel. This week, they let people in on what it’s like to cover this beat. A quick note about the future: the media portion of Precious Lives is ending, but the conversation around gun violence will continue. Here’s how you can stay involved: Get in touch if you’d like more information about the upcoming series of live shows Keep sending your story pitches to Ashley Luthern Please continue to follow

This is Precious Lives episode 93. We’re almost at our goal of telling 100 stories about gun violence and young people in Milwaukee. We’ve covered the family members who have lost loved ones, the activists fighting to make the city better, and the political leaders overseeing it all. Each week, we ask our interview subjects to be emotionally honest with us as we try to understand the problem of gun violence. This week, the microphones are turned on our reporters. Emily Forman and Aisha Turner produce the radio series, and Ashley Luthern writes companion pieces for the Milwaukee-Journal Sentinel. This week, they let people in on what it’s like to cover this beat.

The shooting death of 23-year-old Seville Smith by Milwaukee Police Officer Dominique Heaggan-Brown lead to two nights of violent unrest in the Sherman Park neighborhood. Crime reporters Ashley Luthern and Gina Barton wrote a story addressing two prominent questions that emerged following the unrest: why did this happen and why didn’t it happen sooner?