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The Milwaukee Soldiers Home has been helping generations of veterans since 1867. A new documentary from Milwaukee PBS explores that history and how the home continues to help veterans today.

Clara Harris, may be familiar to you as she was my guest, in what seems like ages ago, for Episode 20.   She is an actor, writer, and artist educator with over two decades' of experience on stage, screen and behind the mic in the world of audio drama & as a fellow podcaster and voice actor.   She recently returned from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival; the world's largest arts & media festival where she produced and performed her solo show, This Moment in America, a live recorded audio drama and sonic collage of the American psyche.  Clara makes This Moment in America workshops and live performances available for touring here in the U.S. She is also the creative force behind Swamp Witch Studio and producer of its audio drama podcast, Night Owl Theater.  My other guest, Sandy Maxx, is joining 19Stories for the first time and is definitely giving this host a run for her money as she is a multimedia broadcast professional with extensive experience in radio, television, and content creation. She's the  two-time Emmy-nominated and award winning host and producer of The Arts Page, which airs on Milwaukee PBS and  is now in its 10th season.  Sandy spends her afternoons on the air at 96.5 WKLH-FM and is involved in a variety of live event productions.  As a fellow podcaster, she hosts ‘Downton Blabbey; a podcast for Downton Abbey fans to share all things Downton.  Sandy is an arts enthusiast who believes in the power of creativity to connect people, build community and create important conversations of which Sandy has hosted 1,000's of during her illustrious career. Several of these conversations happened during her jaunt across the pond to the Edinbrugh Fringe Festival to attend This Moment in America and to also meet up with her life-long friend Vince Gatten to chat about his starring role in the show The Golfer.  Then as any self described “incurable Anglophile” would do, she and Clara headed over to Highclere Castle for a 1920s-themed cocktail party before landing in London, England just as the passing of Queen Elizabeth was announced. Although this was a different kind of story for Sandy, she seized this historic moment and reached back to her audience stateside via a live report from Buckingham Palace with the production expertise of Clara Harris as her producer. Listen in as these two dynamic women share about their individual projects and their most recent trips to the UK, performing and attending at The Fringe Festival and being in London during the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. If you enjoyed this episode, remember to Like, Share and Review. It is much appreciated. You may contact Clara via the following avenues: thismomentinamerica.org (project website) swampwitchstudio.com  For script/performance rights to Monster in Me: https://www.pioneerdrama.com/SearchDetail.asp?PC=MONSTERINM&src=def National New Play Network profile: https://newplayexchange.org/users/1395/clara-harris Podcast (Night Owl Theatre) https://podfollow.com/nightowltheatre/home YouTube “ugly” link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVBug4WDu83PNVZLRK9rImg IG @swampwitchstudio FB @swampwitchstudio TW @swampwitchst To watch the news story on Queen Elizabeth II as referenced in this episode: https://youtu.be/GekB45ap73o To contact Sandy: Business email Address: info@sandymaxx.com Business website(s): https://www.sandymaxx.com Milwaukee PBS: https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/local-programs/the-arts-page/ 96.5 WKLH: https://wklh.com/profile/sandy-maxx Throwback 102.3: https://throwback1023.com/on-air/sandy-maxx Downton Blabbey: https://www.sandymaxx.com/downton-abbey Instagram: @sandymaxx  https://www.instagram.com/sandymaxx/ Twitter: @sandymaxx  https://twitter.com/sandymaxx Downton Blabbey Facebook: DowntonBlabbey https://www.facebook.com/DowntonBlabbey Instagram: @downtonblabbey https://www.instagram.com/downtonblabbey/ Twitter: @downton_blabbey https://twitter.com/Downton_Blabbey To contact Cheryl Holling for a story idea or for voice work: www.cherylholling.com 19stories@soundsatchelstudios.com  

This week, we welcome back David from the fog of San Francisco. With his return, there is the promise of illegal sailing, and of a game of chicken to see who will introduce the pod episode. During banter, Lindsay, David, and Elisabeth discuss the power of film—specifically documentary film, to inform and evoke-- empathy? Hopefully. Santana joins the crew around 12:15, to reflect on her trajectory being made as a filmmaker in Milwaukee. Shaped as a young person by the film Friday, starring Ice Cube, and a pivotal career fair in middle school (or, was it a dream?), Santana has gone to work at 371 Productions and The League. In early days in filmmaking, she was part of Strive Media, and attended UW- Platteville, where she boldly decided to make a documentary film as an independent project, without much experience. Though her school did not have a film program, over the years, they began to expand their offerings to include a minor in film studies. Through trial and error, and support from pivotal instructors, Santana was able to complete her first documentary film as a Sophomore—exploring the process “for the love of it.” After graduation, she found her way to an internship at 371 Productions, and worked towards a co-producer credit on When Claude Got Shot. Now that she's “in it” professionally, she's trying out different roles, embracing humor and lightness, as well as the setting of Milwaukee as inspiration for fiction work, while she supports the completion of When Claude Got Shot. Meanwhile, she's trusting a higher power to help her navigate next steps. In the course the interview, Santana is asked the question she's long imagined being asked in an interview, and reflects on throwing herself a red carpet premiere party, and instituting film tax incentives program to encourage film production in Milwaukee. Through her work, Santana hopes to be part of effecting social change, showcasing a different view of Milwaukee to the wider world, and raising awareness of the complexity of gun violence through inviting viewers to see more deeply into the layers and lives of those touched by acts of gun violence. Santana is aligned with Imagine's hope and wish to explore how to help filmmakers better realize their visions in this city, while contributing to a wider, meaningful economic impact. Follow Santana Coleman https://www.instagram.com/santanathecreator/ (@santanathecreator) on Instagram https://santanathecreator.com/ (Santana the Creator) https://www.371productions.com/featured/when-claude-got-shot--rh96s (371 Productions) https://www.371productions.com/featured/when-claude-got-shot--rh96s (When Claude Got Shot) The “Ho Ho” scene in Ice Cube's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wft012b2tk (Friday After Next) https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/ (Milwaukee PBS) https://www.emmys.com/ (The Emmys) https://www.sxsw.com/ (SXSW) https://everytownresearch.org/report/gun-violence-in-america/ (Gun violence in the U.S.) https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/wisconsin/articles/2022-06-18/two-killed-in-milwaukee-96-homicides-so-far-in-2022 (Gun violence in Milwaukee) https://www.wearetheleague.org/ (The League) https://healthehoodmke.org/ (Heal the Hood Milwaukee) Interested in supporting the creation of a Film Commission in Milwaukee? Contact us to discuss. egasparka@imaginemke.org

Freddie Taylor is an entrepreneur, speaker, history enthusiast, philanthropist, and the founder of Urban Intellectuals (UI). Spurred by the lack of Black history instruction that his sons received in grammar school, Freddie knew the onus was on him to create a new narrative of Black culture, and in 2009, UI was born.   UI is an online hub of Black media that boasts over one million Facebook fans, a mobile app, and its own social media network.   Over 350,000 Black History Flash Cards have been sold and featured in: Essence, HuffPost, CBS Chicago, Good Morning Washington, Milwaukee PBS, ABC News Live, and Sister Circle on TV One. UI enjoyed a 2019 Black History Month collaboration with JetBlue, featuring the flashcards in the JFK (NY) and Newark (NJ) airports. Additionally, UI received 2021 All Black National Convention's Black Business of the Year award.Support the show

We learn what could happen with Wisconsin state laws should the Supreme Court overturn Roe v. Wade. Then, learn about a Milwaukee PBS special, exploring the compounding crises affecting Wisconsin teachers. We speak with the man who discovered the sunken remains of the Titanic about what deep sea exploration means to him.

We explore the life and work of Afghan women's rights activist Maryam Durani, who has resettled in Milwaukee. Then, hear from journalists who want to make public media more personal in a new podcast from Milwaukee PBS. Bubbler Talk explores the history of the Washington Park bandshell. Plus, we look at the impact of agism and how to reshape our own perceptions of aging.

We explore the life and work of Afghan women's rights activist Maryam Durani, who has resettled in Milwaukee. Then, hear from journalists who want to make public media more personal in a new podcast from Milwaukee PBS. Bubbler Talk explores the history of the Washington Park bandshell. Plus, we look at the impact of agism and how to reshape our own perceptions of aging.

"I'm not gonna' be fixing these homes, Imma be owning 'em." For producer Alexandria Mack, her earliest understanding of ownership as a means of wealth building came from her father. With less than 7 percent of Black Milwaukeeans owning their homes, real estate professionals like Tia Cannon are working to help this demographic get their slice of the American pie while securing a legacy for their families along the way. To see video of one of Cannon's latest redevelopment projects, check out this segment that aired on Milwaukee PBS show "Black Nouveau." 

Let the journey begin. Speaking of…is a podcast by Milwaukee PBS and makes public media personal. This is our introduction. Think of it as a kind of user's manual for what you can expect to hear from us as we release a new episode every Friday.  Journalists Alexandria Mack, Mariano Avila and Scottie Lee Meyers share stories featuring our local friends and neighbors and exploring the MKE experience. The discussions consider life in southeastern Wisconsin, highlighting national and global topics of public interest, framed by diverse personal perspectives and thoughtful consideration. Our hosts combine a passion for storytelling, concern for community and self-reflection to engage listeners in celebrating this place we call home. Join us for inspiration, investigation, and insight as we speak of Milwaukee. This is journalism with a coffee-break twist. 

We look at the new Milwaukee PBS documentary America's Dairyland at the Crossroads, and the state of the industry in Wisconsin. Then, we learn how a twelve hundred-year-old canoe was found and excavated from the bottom of Lake Mendota. Plus, our Book of the Month series looks at the magic of a good romance novel.

Today's episode of Success InSight is another addition to our Outdoor Adventure Series.The Outdoor Adventure Series celebrates individuals & families, businesses, and organizations that seek out and promote the exploration of the great outdoors. Our guest today is Dan Small.Dan has been host/producer of OUTDOOR WISCONSIN, a production of Milwaukee PBS, since its premiere in November 1984. He also produces and hosts a weekly radio show, Outdoors Radio with Dan Small, which airs on 17 broadcast stations throughout Wisconsin and is available as a podcast.  Dan is a contributing editor of WISCONSIN OUTDOOR NEWS, a bi-weekly newspaper that covers outdoor activities, environmental concerns, and other items of interest to Wisconsin's sportsmen and women.And he is past president of the Wisconsin Outdoor Communicators Association and a past board member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America and the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers. To learn more about Dan and his work, you can view episodes from his television show, Outdoor Wisconsin, on Milwaukee PBS.You can also listen to episodes from Dan's online radio show, Dan Small Outdoors Radio, on Lake-Link Online RadioDan can also be found on the following social sites:TwitterFacebookSuccess InSight is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc.

Today's episode of Success InSight is another addition to our Outdoor Adventure Series.The Outdoor Adventure Series celebrates individuals & families, businesses, and organizations that seek out and promote the exploration of the great outdoors. Our guest today is Dan Small.Dan has been host/producer of OUTDOOR WISCONSIN, a production of Milwaukee PBS, since its premiere in November 1984. He also produces and hosts a weekly radio show, Outdoors Radio with Dan Small, which airs on 17 broadcast stations throughout Wisconsin and is available as a podcast.  Dan is a contributing editor of WISCONSIN OUTDOOR NEWS, a bi-weekly newspaper that covers outdoor activities, environmental concerns, and other items of interest to Wisconsin's sportsmen and women.And he is past president of the Wisconsin Outdoor Communicators Association and a past board member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America and the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers. To learn more about Dan and his work, you can view episodes from his television show, Outdoor Wisconsin, on Milwaukee PBS.You can also listen to episodes from Dan's online radio show, Dan Small Outdoors Radio, on Lake-Link Online RadioDan can also be found on the following social sites:TwitterFacebookSuccess InSight is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc.

This week we were joined by Sandy Maxx. Sandy is a Broadcaster who's worked in Chicago and Atlanta, + Now, a TV & radio personality in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Currently, + Can be seen on Milwaukee PBS as the host of "The Arts Page"  + Can be heard afternoons with Craig Carson on 96-5 WKLH, Milwaukee's Hometown Rock and nights on Rock 102 in Springfield, Massachusetts + Plus, is the creator and host of the podcast "Downton Blabbey: For Downton Abbey Fans"   https://youtu.be/2jkScMWP2_I   Website: https://www.sandymaxx.com See me: https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/local-programs/the-arts-page/ Hear me: https://wklh.com/sandy-maxx/ Podcast - Downton Blabbey: https://www.spreaker.com/show/downton-blabbey Space out with me: https://spark.adobe.com/page/p37sMp3H5CF3p/ Twitter: @sandymaxx https://twitter.com/sandymaxx Instagram: @sandymaxx https://www.instagram.com/sandymaxx/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheSandyMaxx   Film Crickets - YouTube   filmcrickets8099@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/thefilmcrickets https://twitter.com/FilmCrickets Original music provided by Draco and the Malfoys https://www.evilwizardrock.com/ Vocal imaging by Steve Lavoie

Rob Rapley is writer/producer/director for the American Experience documentary film "Voice of Freedom" that airs tonight on Milwaukee PBS channel 10 and on PBS stations across the country. The film explores the story of the historic concert sung by African-American contralto Marian Anderson on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on April 9, 1939, after she was not allowed by the D.A.R. to sing a benefit concert in Constitution Hall because of her race.

Bill Michaels Huddle presented by Bud Light Seltzer Week 5 -  Scott Grodsky of CBS 58 and Earl Arms of Milwaukee PBS join Bill to recap the Packers 4-0 start, expectations after the bye, and make their week 5 picks.

Bill Michaels Huddle presented by Bud Light Seltzer Week 5 - Scott Grodsky of CBS 58 and Earl Arms of Milwaukee PBS join Bill to recap the Packers 4-0 start, expectations after the bye, and make their week 5 picks.

Bill Michaels Huddle presented by Bud Light Seltzer Week 5 -  Scott Grodsky of CBS 58 and Earl Arms of Milwaukee PBS join Bill to recap the Packers 4-0 start, expectations after the bye, and make their week 5 picks. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A unique episode for a unique time. Great and historical speeches from black artists, activists, athletes, educators, entertainers, and so on.This first speech is a poem written and performed by Donovan Livingston's at Harvard Graduates School of Education's Convocation exercises in May of 2016.Speech two is an excerpt of Nina Simone Talking about "Blackness" in an interview. The third speech is was given on May 5, 1962 by Malcolm X in Harlem, NY as a response to the turmoil brought about by the killing of Ronald Stokes.Speech number four is a speech from activist, rapper, and son of an Atlanta PD officer Killer Mike from just a few days before the release of this podcast in response to the murder of George Floyd by a police officer in Minnesota.In other interviews, Killer Mike, urges white people to look into the work of Jane Elliott. Jane Elliott. The fifth speech is her speaking from a white perspective on white racism in an interview with James Causey for Black Nouveau through Milwaukee PBS in 2017.Sixth, Muhammad Ali discusses the brainwashing of black vs. white imagery in culture and media in what I believe was part of a speech he gave at Howard University in April of 1967.The seventh speech was given by Dr. Candis Watts Smith, the Associate Professor of Political Science and African American Studies at Penn State University during her TEDx talk in February of 2020 at Portland State University. Most of that speech is included in this podcast.Finally, a speech from James Baldwin as part of his historic debate with William F. Buckley Jr. at Cambridge University on the question: "Is the American Dream at the expense of the American Negro?" in 1965.

A full length, conversational interview with John Gurda. John Gurda is a local historian and author of over twenty books, including The Making of Milwaukee. The Making of Milwaukee was adapted to an Emmy Award-winning series on Milwaukee PBS. John sits down with hosts Ben Rangel and Sam Woods to talk everything from his favorite spots in Milwaukee to what he thinks is one of Milwaukee’s biggest challenges.Producers: Benjamin Rangel, Kyle Hagge, Sam Woods, Ashlie Benson, Kacee Ochalek, and Elizabeth McLaren Website: bridgethecitypodcast.comVisit: Podfestmke.comInstagram: @BridgeTheCityPodcastTwitter: @BridgeTheCityWiEmail: Bridgethecitypodcast@gmail.comLogo Design: Elizabeth McLaren Music: Casey Masters

A new season and format for the Milwaukee PBS show “Next Avenue Community Conversations” began production under the direction of the creative team responsible for the nationally syndicated program “Around the Corner With John McGivern.”

Franki Moscato started performing when she was just 11. Now 17, the Oshkosh teen is opening up about her struggles with bullying and depression ahead of a turn on 'American Idol.' Find Franki's music at www.frankijo.com. Read the story that goes with this podcast: https://www.postcrescent.com/story/series/kidsincrisis/2019/03/13/franki-moscato-wisconsin-teen-singer-bullying-american-idol/3029800002/ See the trailer for our documentary collaboration with Milwaukee PBS: https://www.postcrescent.com/story/opinion/2019/02/07/wisconsin-teens-share-mental-health-challenges-pbs-documentary/2504844002/ Find more at postcrescent.com/kidsincrisis.

On January 31, Milwaukee PBS hosted an enlightening conversation with 2016 MacArthur Fellow, UWM Theatre Professor, and Founder of TimeSlips Creative Storytelling, Anne Basting.