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Marie Freres discusses the song “Blindsided” by Hovvdy, and its themes of nostalgia, empathy, family, and growing up.

In this Media Milwaukee podcast, Grace Pagel explores financial fears, challenges and solutions for today’s young adults. 

A protest in support of the Palestinian people erupted at the 34th annual Milwaukee Christmas in the Ward event. Macie Hanson was there, and felt a personal connection to the demonstrators’ message.

It’s become a tradition each November at Café Hollander to bring together the community at The Chili Weather Coat Drive. Anna Oleniczak Reports.

Since the escalation of Israel’s siege on Gaza prompted by the October 7 Hamas attacks, pro-Palestinian activists in Milwaukee have been rallying weekly with calls for a permanent ceasefire, an end to Israeli settlements in the West Bank, and self-determination for the Palestinian people. A recent march on the Journal Sentinel headquarters criticized western media […]

Moving away can be hard, especially if you are 10 years old. Siblings Hunter, Madi, and Peyton reminisce about old memories, new changes and acceptance of a past that is long gone but not forgotten.

Delaney Wendt finds she is most happy at the beach with a good book and the intent to make memories.

UWM sophomore Amber Beckman shares her love of running with her suite mate by taking her on a run in the Klotsche Center cardio room.

To shop locally is to live locally. These Midwestern entrepreneurs showcased their passions, businesses and wares at the annual Minneapolis Gift and Art Expo.

Stacy Zocher reminisces on a song that makes her think of happy times.

Gina Cilento fuses her passion for drums and appreciation for old standards while explaining music’s impact on her life.

Jacob Czyz, a junior at the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign, describes a particular song that encapsulates his feelings when he rides on his campus bike path.