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Urban Spelunking

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Former Radio Milwaukee host Nate Imig and OnMilwaukee’s Bobby Tanzilo dig into the buildings and architectural features that help retain the city’s sense of history while it builds for the future.

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Radio Milwaukee

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Society

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www.spreaker.com

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2023

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Episodes

Sept 4th - A look into the history and future of Hotel Metro 04.09.2018

Nate and Bobby head to Hotel Metro and learn about it's history and upcoming renovations to make it a little more "boutique-ier".

Aug 28th - The Milwaukee Model Railroad Club 28.08.2018

Nate and Bobby check out the Milwaukee Model Railroad Club that's inside a former train station.

Aug 21st - A look inside the new Fiserv Forum 21.08.2018

As the Fiserv Forum gets ready to open next week, Nate and Bobby take a look inside.

Aug 14th - The Oriental Theatre Re-opening 14.08.2018

Nate and Bobby talk about the new look Oriental Theatre, Easter eggs, and the future of this historic movie palace.

July 31st - Milwaukee's Subways 31.07.2018

The guys discuss Milwaukee's underground subway (tunnels) systems in this week's Urban Spelunking.

July 24 - Redevelopment planned for vacant Humboldt Ave. building 24.07.2018

A former Schlitz tied house and concert venue is getting a major overhaul on Humboldt & North Ave. Nate Imig and OnMilwaukee's Bobby Tanzilo discuss the future of the site, the building's history and how this development is mirroring others on North Ave.

July 17th - John Hausch's Tavern 17.07.2018

Bobby and Nate revisit the history of John Hausch's Tavern in Tosa.

July 10th - A guided tour of UW-Milwaukee's campus 10.07.2018

Nate and Bobby take a tour of UWM and see what's changed since they attended back in the day.

July 3rd - Victory Garden Initiative's new headquarters 03.07.2018

Nate and Bobby discuss the new headquarters of the Victory Garden Initiative, right next to their garden in the Harambee neighborhood.

June 26th - The US Cellular Stage at Summerfest gets an upgrade 26.06.2018

Nate and Bobby discuss the recent updates to the US Cellular Stage at Summerfest this year.

June 19th - The demolition of past Milwaukee landmarks and was it worth it 19.06.2018

Nate and Bobby discuss the history of some of Milwaukee's demolished buildings and if it was worth getting rid of them.

June 12th - Arts At Large begins construction in Walker's Point 12.06.2018

Arts@Large kicks off construction at its future home in Walker's Point. OnMilwaukee's Bobby Tanzilo and 88Nine's Nate Imig talk about its future in the podcast, plus share remarks from Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett.

June 5th - Maps at the American Geographical Society Library 05.06.2018

Nate and Bobby head to the American Geographical Society Library and explore the largest collection of maps in the United States.

May 29th - The Samuel Weinstock House 29.05.2018

Nate and Bobby discuss the historic Samuel Weinstock house in the Merrill Park neighborhood.

May 15th - Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's new home at The Grand Theater 15.05.2018

As the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra prepares to take over the former Grand Theater, Nate and Bobby discuss it's history and it's future.

May 8th - The resurgence of the Menomonee Valley 08.05.2018

With nearly a billion dollars of investment over the last decade, the Menomonee Valley is on the rise. Listen in as Nate and Bobby discuss exactly what's going on and why you should be paying attention

May 1 - Checking in on the new Leinenkugel's 10th Street Brewery 02.05.2018

OnMilwaukee's Bobby Tanzilo and 88Nine's Nate Imig discuss the expanded home of Leinenkugel's 10th Street Brewery. It's not even fully finished yet and is already turning out beer from its production line.

April 24 - RC's on North Ave. closing after 44 years 24.04.2018

It's an end of an era on North Ave -- RC's bar will close its doors after 44 years in the business. OnMilwaukee's Bobby Tanzilo joins 88Nine's Nate Imig to talk about the history of the bar and the "Irish Wake" sendoff planned for April 28.

April 10th - The Diplomat and 1840 Brewing Company 10.04.2018

Nate and Bobby discuss the history of The Diplomat and Brady St. Then they head to Bayview and learn more about 1840 Brewing Company.

March 27th - The Former BBC & Hotel Foster Complex and Wisconsin Knitwear 27.03.2018

Nate and Bobby first head to the east side and explore the history of the former BBC & Hotel Foster complex. Then they head south and learn more about Wisconsin Knitwear.

Mar. 13 - Craft Brewing Craze: Third Space Brewing & Biloba Brewing 14.03.2018

In part one we visit the Menomonee Valley's Third Space Brewing, a relative newcomer to the craft brewery craze that is already building a steady following. Then, in part two, we head to Town of Brookfield and Biloba Brewing, a small and family-run brewery quietly turning out 50 or so unique products every year.

Mar. 6 - From Sprecher to Good City: The evolution of Milwaukee craft breweries 06.03.2018

Click the player below to hear my conversation with OnMilwaukee’s Bobby Tanzilo who visited both Good City Brewing on the East Side and Sprecher Brewery in Glendale for this week’s Bar Month-themed Urban Spelunking.

Feb. 27 - Two of Milwaukee's Oldest Schools Still Serving Students 27.02.2018

On today's Urban Spelunking, we head first to Ben Franklin Elementary, where Cold War era relics are still tucked away in the basement. Then, we go to the second oldest operating school in MPS, Longfellow School, where Bobby Tanzilo tells us about his recent visit and the wonderful educators he met with decades experience between them.

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