Uniquely Milwaukee

With incidents ranging from catcalling, unwanted touching to escalated stalking and rape, Milwaukee DJ Fortune speaks up for sexual assault survivors. For educational resources around sexual assault, refer to RadioMilwaukee.org/saam.

As we look ahead to the 2022 Milwaukee Film Festival, finally back again in person this year, we were wondering how this sorely missed Milwaukee tradition got started.

April is Alcohol Awareness Month. On this episode, we hear from a various Wisconsinites who do not drink alcohol and how they are living a "normal" life without it, even in a state obsessed with drinking culture.

Empathy comes in many forms and can be seen everywhere. Learn how Milwaukee is creating empathy in its built environment, particularly for those re-entering the city after incarceration.

Bodegas: these stores are common in places like NYC, Philadelphia, and even Chicago. But in a place like Milwaukee that's often dubbed as "Smallwaukee", do bodegas exist in our city? We went on a quest to find out and visited five contenders around Milwaukee.

Spend your next game night at Deaf trivia

Afro-Latino: a multidimensional identity

What International Women's Day means to Yasmine Mohamed Ahmed

Milwaukee rallies behind International Women's Day 2022

"Mala", one women’s journey taking care of her aging mother

Culture conversations over pho

Radio Milwaukee is turning 15 this year! One of the ways we’re celebrating this milestone is by recognizing three of the original on-air voices who helped launch the station. On this segment, weekend DJ Element takes us back to 2007 and recalls working with Marcus and Tarik in the early days.

Radio Milwaukee is turning 15 this year! One of the ways we're celebrating this milestone is by recognizing three of the original on-air voices who helped launch the station. In this segment, we hear from weekend host, Kat.

Radio Milwaukee is turning 15 this year! One of the ways we're celebrating this milestone is by recognizing three of the original on-air voices who helped launch the station. In this segment, midday host Marcus Doucette looks back his career with Radio Milwaukee.

Anti-Violence Film Festival

Love comes in all forms, and Dori Zori celebrates them all! On this Dori Zori Love Story, DZ chats with Brandy Boyd about her love, Gus, a dog she raised as a puppy.

Love comes in all forms, and Dori Zori celebrates them all! On this Dori Zori Love Story, DZ chats with 88Nine super volunteer and supporter, Christine Mendelsohn, about meeting her partner of 24 years.

Kavon Cortez-Jones is a Milwaukee-based writer and poet, as he is the pilot in our new Storyteller in Residence program. As a lifelong Milwaukee resident, his timeless work touches on the beauty and complexity or urban life in Milwaukee. His narrations conjure vivid images of the city, from his own personal experiences exploring it on his bike.

88Nine's first ever Storyteller in Residence, Kavon Cortez-Jones, performs his poem "Drown Me."

88Nine's first ever Storyteller in Residence, Kavon Cortez-Jones, performs his poem "Whiskey."

88Nine's first ever Storyteller in Residence, Kavon Cortez-Jones, performs his poem "Lake Michigan."

88.9's first ever Storyteller in Residence delivers his poem "Fried Baloney-N-Kool-Aid."

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

Kaylee Crossfire

Remembering George Marshall Clark Part 2