Podcasts about Mayfair Mall

The Context of White Supremacy hosts the weekly Compensatory Call-In 04/05/25. We encourage non-white listeners to dial in with their codified concepts, new terms, observations, research findings, workplace problems or triumphs, and/or suggestions on how best to Replace White Supremacy With Justice ASAP. This weekly broadcast examines current events from across the globe to learn what's happening in all areas of people activity. We cultivate Counter-Racist Media Literacy by scrutinizing journalists' word choices and using logic to deconstruct what is reported as "news." We'll use these sessions to hone our use of terms as tools to reveal truth, neutralize Racists/White people. #ANTIBLACKNESS In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Sheena Scarbrough and the rest of Sade C. Robinson's family recognized the full year that's passed since this 19-year-old teen was murdered and dismembered. The Suspected Race Soldier who beheaded Ms. Sade will stand trial next month. Also this week, Scarbrough filed a lawsuit against the establishments where 19-year-old Sade consumed alcoholic beverages with her White suspected killer. Also in Wisconsin, a different 19-year-old black female was mauled by a K-9 while visiting Mayfair Mall. Amirah Walls was bitten for approximately 30 seconds by a security hound following reports of an alleged altercation at the shopping center. But easily one of the most reported incidents of the week was the stabbing death of Austin Metcalf at Memorial High School in Frisco, Texas. 17-year-old privileged black male Karmelo Anthony is accused of stabbing Metcalf to death during a school track meet. Hoards of Suspected Race Soldiers stormed social media to proclaim #WhiteLivesMatter Anthony is alleging he acted in self defense. #10Stops #MinimizeConflict #TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 605.313.5164 CODE: 564943#

They're STILL stuck in space. We continue to monitor. Also this hour, a conventioneer's convention. Megan Seppmann VP of Sales from the Wisconsin Center District to tout the convention that decides who holds other conventions. A great spotlight for Milwaukee. And Vince's time paving the parking lot at Mayfair Mall

In the second half of our interview with the Mayor of Wauwatosa, Dennis McBride, we focus on the development at Mayfair Mall. We talk about what the development plans are for Mayfair Mall, why Mayfair is such an attractive site, the benefits of the new development, the high housing demand in Wauwatosa and much, much more! Enjoy!

We've got money on our mind this hour. ABC's Jim Ryan kicks things off with a look at ways people try to scam the lottery system. Then Vince recounts a story from his childhood involving Mayfair Mall and a bunch of "free money" in a river. Also, we re-visit the Maxwell Anderson case and the Aaron Boone ejection story.

After a spate of Kia thefts in Milwaukee over the last few years, eligible car owners can receive a free anti-theft software upgrade. Kia is offering the upgrades at a Mayfair Mall event this weekend.

Andrew Weiland and Arthur Thomas from BizTimes Media discuss the news from the week, including Barrett Lo Visionary Development planning a $400 million, 918-unit, multi-building apartment development, including 15- to 19-story buildings, on the Mayfair Mall property. Register for upcoming BizTimes events. Insider Story SpotlightGenerac plans to build plant in Beaver Dam that could employ up to 400 workers Wisconsin banks saw improving loan and deposit growth in Q2Big StoryBarrett Lo unveils plans for $400 million apartment development at Mayfair Mall

Ashleigh Love spent the majority of her time working at the Arby's inside Mayfair Mall.In this episode, Bryton (Ashleigh's former manager) joins Kyle to discuss his theories and suspicions. He also recalls Ashleigh's last shift and how the crew at Arby's coped with Ashleigh's death.Could an angry customer or co-worker be to blame for Ashleigh's death? Did Ashleigh meet someone at a party? Bryton shares stunning new possibilities to be considered.#JusticeForAshleighLoveHave a tip? A question? Call our hotline 24/7 and leave us a message! (323) 591- 9339 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What a big surprise at Mayfair Mall...here's what you need to know on the go! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason and Justin Garcia continue to field calls, texts, and tweets from fans sharing their assessments of Jordan Love. Also, Wilde & Tausch Trivia featuring a chance to win a 50-inch 4K TV from Steinhafels. And Justin gets a few minutes to talk about the Bucks, including Mike Budenholzer's contract extension and Giannis shopping at Mayfair Mall.

2020 has been a crazy year and for Mayor Dennis McBride it's been the only way he has known being the Mayor of Wauwatosa. From being elected in April during a pandemic election to recently handling the Mayfair Mall shooting, Dennis's run as mayor has been quite unique. However, running is nothing new to Dennis. He has won events such as the 1972 state championship track & field at Tosa East and twice won the Mayfair Marathon, the predecessor to the Lakefront Marathon. Dennis shares with us how he has handled leading during these times. As you can guess, exercise is at the core. We learn that mental self-discipline is a key factor for his success. Tune in this week to hear Dennis detail races, his time growing up in Milwaukee, being the mayor of Tosa, how important our parks system is to our community, how he receives inspiration from Lincoln and Kennedy, and more. And as always make sure you sign up for our Weekly Newsletter and listen to our Pre-Race Pump-Up Song Spotify playlist which contains all of our past guests' answers to one of our rapid-fire questions.

On this episode Skoota & Snax are joined by Rivi Nafi, Yahru & Ryan. They start with Jeezy Gucci Mane Verzuz. The recent shooting at Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa. You know they always hit on relationships. Paranormal activity & much much more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/not-includedpod/message

There are now three people looking at charges for their roles in Friday's shooting at the Mayfair Mall. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The WSIGAD gang give you one of those epic shows that we know you listeners love. Our very own Collin was blocked from twitter after tweeting slander towards comedian Gary Owen who then went on to taunt Collin by reposting his restricted status with a caption saying "G Hive Don't Play". Tune in an listen to Collins fiery response! Are black people to lenient when it comes to giving white people "black cards"? We recap the Gucci vs Jeezy #versuz and the historic online reactions that sent the internet into a debating frenzy! We then tackle some comments made by Lavar Ball stating his son's will not find a wife due to their fortune and fame. Does being rich and famous limit you to hoes & gold diggers? Would you date another celebrity if YOU were famous? A shooting at Mayfair Mall has Wisconsin back in the national news for yet another act of violence. Has Wisconsin become the Florida of the Midwest? Lots of good content this week! Tune in!

The Complete Show from 11-23-2020

In this week's update we provide details on a mass shooting incident at the Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa, WI, as well as look at the latest efforts by state and federal departments and agencies in response to the coronavirus. An expanded written version of this update and other news items, including links to pandemic preparedness resources, can be found within our weekly Threat Journal newsletter. You can subscribe for FREE by simply visiting https://www.ThreatJournal.com . A link to this issue will immediately be sent to you via email.AlertsUSA Homepagehttp://www.AlertsUSA.com – (Emergency Alerts for Mobile Devices) Now in our 18th year!Threat Journal Homepagehttps://www.ThreatJournal.comThreat Journal on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/threatjournalThreat Journal on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/alertsusaThreat Journal on SoundCloudhttps://soundcloud.com/alertsusaThreat Journal via RSShttps://www.threatjournal.com/feed/podcast/

Witnesses describe the scene of a shooting at Mayfair Mall to WTMJ.

Updated Monday 6:18 p.m. CST The Wauwatosa Police Department is releasing additional details about the investigation into the shooting at Mayfair Mall on Friday. Eight people were injured, and a 15-year-old Hispanic teen was taken into custody Saturday night. On Monday, WPD said the suspected shooter was arrested in Milwaukee after a traffic stop. The suspected weapon allegedly was recovered in the vehicle. A passenger also was arrested in connection with the shooting. A third person believed to be involved in the shooting has been taken into custody. No one has been charged, but WPD investigators are working with the district attorney’s office regarding charging. Police say an altercation between two groups led to the shooting. It’s unknown whether the altercation occurred at the mall. WPD says it’s unknown whether the incident was gang-related. According to police, the suspected shooter was able to leave the mall by running outside with a group of people who fled when they heard

A 35-year old man is in custody following a domestic disturbance at a home along South Washington Street in Kimberly on Friday.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TOPICS & SOURCES: A federal judge on Friday blocked Gov. Greg Abbott's plan to authorize only one ballot box per county in Texas, no matter the size. Judge Robert Pitman said the directive imposed a burden on an already vulnerable voting population that is somewhere between 'slight' and 'severe.' (https://www.foxnews.com/politics/judge-texas-abbotts-limit-ballot-boxes) Federal Judge Kiyo A. Matsumoto of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, on Friday allowed Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to move forward with new restrictions on gatherings at synagogues and other houses of worships, finding that the rules did not violate the free exercise of religion for Orthodox Jews. (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/09/world/a-brooklyn-judge-declined-a-request-to-block-cuomos-restrictions-on-houses-of-worship.html) In Milwaukee, Protests ignited earlier in the week after prosecutors announced Wauwatosa police Officer Joseph Mensah wouldn't face charges for shooting and killing Alvin Cole, 17, outside the Mayfair Mall on Feb. 2. (https://www.foxnews.com/us/wisconsin-protests-heat-up-alvin-cole) Two reporters for the conservative news outlet Daily Caller said they were beaten with nightsticks by police as they reported on an anti-police protest Thursday night in Wauwatosa, Wis. (https://www.foxnews.com/us/daily-caller-reporters-say-cops-beat-them-with-nightsticks-during-wauwatosa-protest) North Korea displayed what appeared to be its largest-ever intercontinental ballistic missile during a nighttime military parade in Pyongyang on Saturday, but it was not immediately clear if the missile would work or was for show. North Korea had prepared for months for the parade on Saturday, the 75th anniversary of its ruling Workers’ Party. (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/10/world/asia/north-korea-icbm.html) Spain’s government on Friday decreed a state of emergency for the Madrid region, overruling Madrid’s own regional politicians, who had applied a limited lockdown on specific neighborhoods. (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/09/world/spain-uses-emergency-powers-to-lock-down-madrid.html) President Trump’s ordered his secretary of state to declassify thousands of Hillary Clinton’s emails, and also insists that his attorney general issue indictments against Barack Obama and Joseph R. Biden Jr., essentially ordering direct, immediate government action against specific opponents, timed to serve his re-election campaign (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/10/us/politics/trump-barr-pompeo.html) President Trump’s decision to restrict the federal government and its contractors from engaging in what he calls “divisive” and “un-American” diversity training is sending a chilling effect throughout corporate America just as companies were stepping up efforts to address racial disparities. (

On Thursday, people took to the streets again to protest Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisolm’s decision Wednesday not to criminally charge Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah. Mensah fatally shot 17-year-old Alvin Cole after being dispatched to Mayfair Mall for a disturbance earlier this year. Cole had a gun and Mensah has said he believed Cole shot at officers. Cole was Black, as is Mensah. Chisholm says he couldn’t prove Mensah wasn’t acting in self-defense. It was the third time Mensah shot and killed someone in the line of duty. Regular protests last summer called for Mensah to be charged – and ousted from the police department. Mensah is suspended, and an investigator’s report Wednesday advised that the Police and Fire Commission fire him because of the likelihood that he could kill a fourth person while on the job. The chair of Wauwatosa’s Equity and Inclusion Commission is among the people calling for Mensah to be terminated immediately. Sean Lowe says the

Black Lives Matter protesters were disappointed with Wednesday’s decision by Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm to not file criminal charges against Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah. Chisholm had reviewed Mensah's fatal shooting of a Black teenager, Alvin Cole, outside Mayfair Mall in February. The protests that followed Wednesday’s announcement were mostly peaceful, with some exceptions. More than 100 demonstrators stood in the middle of State Street outside the Milwaukee County Safety Building after Chisholm's finding was announced and began to chant Cole's name. READ: No Charges For Wauwatosa Officer In Killing Of Black Teen The group quickly left and headed south. Turns out, they were going to the Interstate 94 westbound ramp at 7th and Clybourn streets. Many of the protesters walked onto the freeway. But John McHugh says police knocked him off his bicycle and stopped him from going onto I-94. In a brief interview with reporters, McHugh defended the civil

READ: No Charges For Wauwatosa Officer In Killing Of Black Teen The Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office could announce a decision Wednesday on whether to charge Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah in the death of Alvin Cole. Mensah shot Cole, who was 17-years-old, in February when responding to a disturbance at Mayfair Mall. Police say Cole ran and fired a weapon. His family disputes the claim. Cole was Black; so is Mensah. Cole was the third person to be killed by Mensah in 5 years. In the cases of the other two men, Antonio Gonzalez and Jay Anderson Jr., the district attorney’s office ruled those shootings justified. The DA’s decision regarding charges in Cole’s death comes during a tense time in the country, and locally, as the public fights against and condemns police violence toward Black and brown communities. Citizens of Wauwatosa, and the surrounding Milwaukee area, have called for justice, accountability and the removal of Mensah from the Wauwatosa Police Department

Protestors have targeted Wauwatosa recently because they believe officer Joseph Mensah should be fired. Officer Mensah, who is black, has been besieged by the Black Lives Matter movement after he killed a teenage suspect who fired a gun at him first at Mayfair Mall. The incident is under review. On Tuesday, the Tosa City Council held a public listening session. Some were there to make threats. “I've got a issue with the damn police because they were created to catch slaves, and we've got modern day slavery in America. And I know a few of you are scared of me, and that's okay. I'm not scared of y'all,” Henry Lee said. “I don't even need three minutes. But I'm going to tell you like this. Go ahead, fire Webber and convict Joseph Mensah. And if y'all don't convict Joseph Mensah and all you do is suspend him and he come back, I'm a ride around Tosa with a broken headlight until he find me.” Astonishingly, no one from the City Council spoke up to condemn this threat against Officer Mensah.

The family of a black teenager shot to death by Wauwatosa police outside Mayfair Mall in February wants all police officers in that Milwaukee suburb to wear body cameras. Relatives of Alvin Cole met Thursday with Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm to get an update on the review of the Feb. 2 shooting of Cole, who was 17. The Milwaukee Police Department has been investigating claims by Wauwatosa police that Cole had a gun and fired first. Families Of Men Shot By Wauwatosa Police Officer Rally And Call For Justice An attorney for the Coles, Kimberly Motley, says she gave Chisholm more evidence about what happened. Motley declined to be specific about what she provided, but said she would continue to provide video recordings, witness statements and names of additional witnesses. In the meantime, Motley wants Wauwatosa police to wear body cameras. "As we continue as citizens in the community, the Wauwatosa Police Department, like the Milwaukee Police Department, should wear

The current national protests against police brutality began nearly two weeks ago, when George Floyd died while in the custody of Minneapolis officers. In Milwaukee, there's a growing spotlight on Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah, who fatally shot 17-year-old Alvin Cole outside Mayfair Mall in February. The Milwaukee Police Department is reviewing the shooting. Wauwatosa police say Cole fired first with a stolen gun. But during a Saturday afternoon rally at N. 76th St. and W. Burleigh St. in Milwaukee, Cole's mother, Tracy Cole, said Mensah killed her baby boy. "He's a child. How dare Joseph take my son from me. My baby boy. I cannot sleep. I cannot function. I cannot think because you took my baby from me," Tracy Cole said. History Of Policing In America: Starts And Ends With Protecting Private Property Alvin Cole's sister, Taleavia Cole, said Alvin Cole was due to graduate from high school this spring, then join her this fall at Jackson State University in Mississippi. She

Thursday's show included some heavy hitting topics including what are YOU most cautious about returning to as we "re-open" the economy...do you actually have PLANS for the Memorial Day weekend?  Kohls reopens their Wisconsin stores, People stood in line for new Jordans at Mayfair Mall, your Summer Bummer list (things you will miss this summer...) and the most important conversation about whether or not we need to be teaching our kids to tie their shoelaces.  Enjoy Thursday's show without music or commercial interruptions!  

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WTMJ's Libby Collins talks with Attorney Thomas Napierala about an incident that occurred October 12th at Mayfair Mall.

On today’s episode of Brandstorm, we welcome Terry Sweet, an award-winning music composer and jingle writer. Terry discusses the process in putting a brand’s message to music and why certain commercial jingles stick with us forever. Terry SweetHaving performed and written original music since he was a teenager, Terry Sweet spent his early days playing in rock bands. He was especially infatuated with acts like The Bee Gees, The Beatles and others who performed catchy pop songs that the industry dubbed "bubble gum," or upbeat tunes that are specially marketed to a teenage demographic. He entered the world of jingles by way of his friends' recording studio in downtown Milwaukee, where he worked as a session musician during the day and recorded his own material at night. Eventually, the studio lost their main client, and the potential of the studio closing was eminent, until one day, an ad agency called the studio seeking a jingle for Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa, WI. The studio owners pondered the idea of becoming a jingle company, and offered Terry the chance at writing, recording and presenting the jingle to the agency, with the promise of a full-time job if all went according to plan. The agency loved the song, and since then, Terry has composed, arranged and produced hundreds of radio and television jingles for clients such as Allstate Insurance, Kellogg's Raisin Bran, John Deere, Kraft Foods and more. Locally, he has composed jingles for David Hobbs Honda, Colder's Furniture, 7 Mile Fair, Stein's Gardens & Gifts, and many others. He has also won several national advertising and broadcast awards. What Makes a Memorable JingleTerry believes there is a science behind why great jingles resonate with consumers. A clever melody and message, partnered with an interesting sound or talented singer, can have a big effect. He explains that music is the one form of expression that reaches an intersection within the brain of emotion, intellect and psychology. He points to the feeling we all get when we hear a familiar song and are seemingly transported to another time and place, being able to recall where we heard it, who we were with and how it made us feel. Touching on a positive memory, and then leading the customer to associate that memory with a brand, is the goal of most jingles. Repetition on television, radio or digital also plays a part, as the greatest jingle ever can't sell anything without an audience to hear it. Terry also mentions that from an early age, we can memorize a lot of information when tied to a simple melody. Nursery rhymes like "the Alphabet Song" or "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" are some of the most universally known songs to this day, and are evidence of our ability to recall specific information when coupled with an easy-to-remember earworm. What Comes First: Music or Lyrics?Though every project is different, Terry says most ad agencies have a theme or a specific tagline in mind that they would like a song built around. In the case of Colder's, it was important to have the phrase "Step Up" be the umbrella that all other information would fall under. Terry cites the Colder's campaign as the best he has ever worked on, due to the many variations the original message and tune have taken to promote different holiday sales, like Christmas or the Fourth of July. While some of the information Terry requires before beginning his process seem obvious -- who is the company, what is their product, etc. -- there are other key takeaways that he seeks. These include how the brand wants their name sung (as often there is a technical corporate name that could also be referenced) and what the target demographic is. As Terry tells us, selling sneakers to teenagers is different than selling luxury cars to Baby Boomers, so often the knowledge he has of the required demographic helps shape the musical direction of the jingle. Terry also asks what differentiates a company from their competitors. Is it their friendly staff? Their added convenience? Their affordability? For Terry, the process is more about business than it is about music. His job is to create a vehicle that will attract the attention of a specific target audience, accompanied by music that the audience likes and can relate to, along with a message that is compelling to them. Finding TalentThe community of musicians who consistently work in the studio isn't very large, Terry explains. While there are talented performers all over the world, those that know the advertising business and can sing with a smile or sell an idea through music are the artists that Terry needs. While some stars have recorded commercials after they've had their big break, others did so long before their worldwide success. For instance, Country Superstar Garth Brooks sent Terry his demo tape early in his career filled with songs that would eventually become gigantic hits. They ended up recording a jingle together for John Deere. What's NextTerry enjoys stepping out of the studio and playing for audiences at a few resorts in the area, staying as eclectic as he can and performing everything from classic rock to classical music. He also has three potential projects in the works: a travel documentary series; a cartoon program; and a feature film. Whether conducting orchestras for jingles or recording his own songs with likeminded musicians, Terry loves working with talented people who help bring additional life to his material. Contact Terry:Website: www.TerrySweet.com

Fashion style expert Jordan Dechambre is back on "50 Shades of Kay" talking about what's on trend this Fall, should you keep clothes that don't fit in your closet and how to dress for your body type. Want Jordan to do a closet consultation at your house or want to follow her on Instagram? Click http://jordandechambrestyle.com/ for more info. And make plans to see the New & Now Fall Fashion Show Satuday 10/21 at Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa. Click here for tickets.