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A Milwaukee man credits God for his journey from drugs and alcohol to leading a unique food program. Chris Capper talks with Bob Zwaska about his mission. To learn more, visit https://www.jomministry.org.

Summer in Phillips, Wisconsin, is filled with lemonade, sun and small-town gossip about who caught the biggest fish. For Tabitha and her best friend, Allison, summer is also the perfect time for revenge. 

During the pandemic, one group of friends is finding a way to enjoy each other’s company and stay active by disc golfing west of Waukesha. Grayson Sewell went along.

UWM Student Joe Arnold recounts his final bittersweet bike ride through the city of Milwaukee before leaving for college.

Since its 2017 release, Lorde’s album Melodrama has garnered praise from critics and fans alike. Mitchell Stewart tells what it means to him.

In the midst of a global pandemic, an artist for the hit TV show Stranger Things is working from home. He tells his sister about life on and off the set.

During the pandemic, three immigrants in a range of situations find that family means the most to them.

Eric Johnson says the song ‘Hey Mama’ by Kayne West perfectly describes his feelings for his mom. 

Tony Dorantes interviews friends to hear about their music tastes, and see if they’ve discovered any new tunes during social distancing.

Media Milwaukee reporters interviewed food service workers, nurses, teachers, students and health care aides to learn how Wisconsinites are coping with Covid-19.

Two UW-Milwaukee students who identify as nonbinary do their own hair at home, giving them agency over their gender dysphoria.

Amanda Niebauer’s class assignment was to weave together an audio interview with sounds of her subject doing something we can hear. Turns out Amanda’s father, Kevin, was a high-quality interviewee. He enjoys several things about making hash browns: the family tradition, the time he gets to spend with his kids, and all the butter.