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Milwaukee has one of the longest-running showings of the Rocky Horror Picture Show in the world. As a result, the cult movie has gained Wisconsin cult following.

Alex Thome isn’t sure he wants to spend his whole life doing one thing, like his father and grandfather did. So he’s trying out sports podcasting.

As kids growing up on an Iowa farm, Karla Frede and her sister shared a favorite song.

Colin Scannell is the lead singer of the Milwaukee band, It Bleeds. The band has performed at many local bars and small venues for the past several years and has gathered a small but dedicated following. They recently released their new album, “Open Wounds.”

Talia Olson is a UWM junior who worships God through Christian songs from various artists, especially Hillsong United.

Milwaukee musician Daniel Rathmann takes inspiration from his friend’s peculiar past to create his newest song.

INTRODUCTION: The Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s annual Prop and Costume Sale offers a backstage look at the things that turn an empty stage into a magical scene. Terese Radke explored this year’s event. REPORTER PACKAGE: (chatter fades in) (Terese Radke narration) – Tables stacked high with fake flowers, hats and the occasional children’s toy. Walls lined […]

Picasso, Monet, Warhol – Every generation has its iconic artists. Will Zimmerman or Matioc be added to that list? Kaitlyn Herzog has more.

When animals are adopted, their lives are changed — and sometimes their new owners’ lives are changed, too. Jennifer Leu reports.

Ken Schmelling tells his daughter about his travels abroad as a young adult to the Azores off of Portugal.

In the first episode of the podcast Weekly Writer, Morissa Young shares memories of her father.

The Bikini Moms — Claire, Gretchen, and Kim — are longtime friends who still return to Crystal Lake to maintain their status as queens of the North Woods, even if they are mothers now. Podcast produced by Katie Wagner.