Classic Songs Offer Comfort, Memories Posted on October 25, 2023November 17, 2023 by Peyton Radloff Music used to be a coping mechanism for Taylor Porter when she was growing up; now it’s one of her passions.
Listener Feels ‘The Pull’ of Microphones Song Posted on October 25, 2023November 17, 2023 by Grace Pagel Ian Johnson dives into the meaning behind his favorite song.
Faces of UWM: The Healthy Sports Advocate Posted on October 5, 2023November 20, 2023 by Macie Hanson Former competitive dancer Anna Berthelette is excited to pursue a career in sports psychology to help other athletes.
Faces of UWM: Suddenly a Sister Posted on October 3, 2023November 20, 2023 by Tessa Zocher UW-Milwaukee junior Anna Berthelette tells Tessa Zocher about how she very unexpectedly became a big sister.
Faces of UWM: The Sweatshirt Stealer AKA Sister Posted on October 2, 2023November 20, 2023 by Ava Ladky Brianna Levenhagen shares the growing pains of being raised in a family of females.
Faces of UWM: Journalism is “Being a Good Human Being” Posted on October 2, 2023November 20, 2023 by Peyton Radloff Ava Ladky finds that passion comes in the most unexpected places.
Change in the Fishing Industry: A Captain’s Perspective Posted on June 9, 2023September 7, 2023 by Anna Gipple Andrew Bois, manager of Knuckleheads bar restaurant, credits much of New Bedford’s thriving economy to the success of the commercial fishing industry. “It’s helped this city, because we have restaurants like ours, gear places, netting places and clothing stores that all the fishermen go to,” Bois said. “It all helps support the economy.” New Bedford […]
The Path Toward Lobstering: Kellen O’Maley Posted on June 9, 2023September 7, 2023 by Haley Wichman Growing up in Gloucester, one of Massachusetts’ biggest fishing towns, Kellen O’Maley was surrounded by fishing. His father, a school guidance counselor, and part-time fisherman, took Kellen fishing in the summers. In early adulthood, O’Maley went on to college for a business marketing degree in Utah. After college, he came back to Boston to work. […]
Whatever Floats Your Boat: The Fishing Superstitions Still Alive Today Posted on June 9, 2023September 7, 2023 by Lauren Breunig While very few fishermen will admit to being superstitious, fishing culture in New Bedford is rife with superstitions and rituals. Women are not allowed on a boat before it leaves on a trip, according to Chris Wright. If women do come aboard, they are supposed to pee on the deck to get rid of the […]
The Fisherman Lifestyle Posted on June 9, 2023September 7, 2023 by Mackenzie Krueger GLOUCESTER, Massachusetts — “Some of my parents’ friends ask me when I’m gonna get a real job, but fishing makes me happy and I’m making more money than all of the people asking me when I’m getting a “real” job. “I love being free on the water and the ability to be my own boss.” […]
Lars-Erik Miller: Portrait of a Fisherman Posted on June 9, 2023September 7, 2023 by Brian Kohr Lars-Erik Miller sits at the corner of the Crow’s Nest Bar in Gloucester, Massachusetts, made famous by the Hollywood film The Perfect Storm. Based on a true story, the movie depicts the fishing crew of the Andrea Gail meeting a ferocious and fatal storm in October of 1991. A memorial banner hangs on the wall for all […]