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Culture conversations over pho

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Original 88Nine DJ Element reflects station's 15th birthday, growth, authenticity

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Original 88Nine DJ Kat Froehlich looks back on station's 15th Birthday

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DJ Marcus Doucette reflects on 15 years with Radio Milwaukee

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Anti-Violence Film Festival

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Dori Zori Love Stories: Brandy Boyd and her dog, Gus

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Dori Zori Love Stories: Christine and Scott Mendelsohn

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Meet Kavon Cortez-Jones, 88Nine’s new ‘Storyteller in Residence’

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'Drown Me' by Kavon Cortez-Jones

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'Whiskey' by Kavon Cortez-Jones

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'Lake Michigan' by Kavon Cortez-Jones

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'Fried Baloney-N-Kool-Aid' by Kavon Cortez-Jones

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Blackistory, a game-based app that aims to teach Black history

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Kaylee Crossfire

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Remembering George Marshall Clark Part 2

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Remembering George Marshall Clark Part 1

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The Laramie Project

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Polar Bear Plunge

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Meet the 2021 Radio Milwaukee Music Awards Rising Star, Trinity Grace

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Meet the 2021 Music Ambassador of the Year, Kennita Hickman

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Being a woman with Lily Grant

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Let's talk about consent with Element Everest-Blanks

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Conversation with Sara Benesh

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The History of Milwaukee Posters

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How Milwaukee looked like 30 years ago, according to John Gurda

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Here's all you need to know about COVID vaccines, according to the CEO of Hayat Pharmacy

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Here's why Justin Barney and Element Everest-Blanks got vaccinated.

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Here's why Nate Imig and Anthony Foster got vaccinated.

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Here's why Dori Zori and Marcus Doucette got vaccinated.

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Meet Lindsey Yeager

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Meet Anna Siemsen

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Meet Helena Baka

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La Revo makes space for BIPOC writers

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Milwaukee's Talking Book and Braille Library keeps making books accessible

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BattleBox, Milwaukee's nerd safe haven

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Ellas Café plans to become a safe space for LGBTQ+ and Latinx folks

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Culture is the mission behind this upcoming wellness center

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How to Actually Graduate in a Virtual World, a short play by First Stage

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Celebrating Historical Heritage Month

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The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum

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Here's how you can make a Milwaukee song

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Love, Milwaukee intends to showcase a six-pack that represents Milwaukee

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New equine therapy programs already having an impact on local vets

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How to Spend a Perfect Milwaukee Fall Day

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How Jabril Yousef explores selfhood with new Milwaukee EP

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Embody Yoga puts people of color at the forefront

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Heal the Hood - Milwaukee's Acting Police Chief, Jeffrey Norman

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'Queering the Cream City' brings LGBTQ+ art to 12 Milwaukee billboards

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Heal the Hood - Leaders Igniting Transformation

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How 414 Life works to prevent Milwaukee gun violence

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What kind of healing is needed most right now? We asked Heal the Hood.

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Artists transform three Moody Park basketball courts into active mural

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How to maximize your summer with MilwaukeeWithKids.com

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Catching up with 'Barby the Book Fairy' and her mission to keep Little Free Libraries stocked

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Beyond Pride Month, here's how you can support LGBTQ business all year

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LGBTQ+ organizers call for 'systemic change' at second annual March with Pride

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Second annual 'March with Pride' set for June 13

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South Division refugee student receives prestigious language award, first in school's history

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Bublr Bikes to add hundreds of electric bikes to fleet this summer

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Milwaukee LGBT Community Center offers free virtual mental health support groups

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Rethinking our relationship with 'invasive' garlic mustard

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Milwaukee's mental health treatment court could see an expansion

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A clear definition of consent for Sexual Assault Awareness Month

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The Daily Bird nests itself in Riverwest by a show of community

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Hear the songs of Ella Fitzgerald sung by award winner Alexis Roston

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'We believe you.' TeamTeal365 supports sexual assault survivors throughout the year

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A newbie's guide to a biking in Milwaukee

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Cristina Ossers captures life as it happens through art and technology

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See Milwaukee through the lens of a Game Boy Camera

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Trauma Therapist Simmone Stovall Kilgore on sexual assault, 'You are not alone'

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Come take a stroll and enjoy the art of the 2021 Grilled Cheese Grant finalists

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“At the End of the World, Turn Left” is a mystery book set in Riverwest examining Jewish-Russian identity

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Mikey Cody Apollo is an artist, a spoken word poet and a sex positive bi-con

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Illustrator Erin Bagatta on drawing for a new children's book "Stem Professionals Like Me!"

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Blue Week supports mental health and Milwaukee businesses

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Maddie Johnson creates jewelry that represents her spiritual journey and heritage

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The Black Trans Celebration Week is just around the corner

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Melissa Mursch-Rodriguez creates a zine that features queer and BIPOC art

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Lexi Brunson of CopyWrite Mag is telling the cities urban stories you don't always get to hear

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The Riverwest neighborhood sees a new mental health facility for you

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What's up with that ship? A look at one of the Great Lake's largest ships

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Riverwest FemFest kicks off its 'Portraits of Femme' series

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Tia Richardson looks at art as a way to get people to work together

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We close Black History Month with an African-American word quilt

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Shalem Healing provides an integrative medical practice for Harambee

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A new jazz cafe comes to the Harambee neighborhood

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The "We Rise" series looks at how it takes a village to raise and sustain the arts

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A Milwaukee tradition of classical guitar lives on

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MKE students can now compete in the August Wilson Monologue Competition

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One group of Milwaukee artists address youth of color’s mental health

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Milwaukee rap legend Baby Drew discusses his long career and bluesy new album

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A $60 Million dollar renovation looks to keep Milwaukee home grown artists around

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Phyllis Yvonne Stickney on bringing her life experiences to the stage

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Last chance! Catch a new immersive play from Pink Umbrella theater

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We Rise celebrates the past, present and future of Black artists in theater

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Meet the director and playwright that's curating MKE Rep's Black History Month series

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How the Art of Coping helps kids reclaim restorative practices from their cultures

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Erica Turner wants people to see the nuances in conversations on race

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Latino Arts Inc. is still serving art and community through the pandemic

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How one Latina took a word of pain and uses it to support others