The Most Influential People in Milwaukee
The movers and shakers and wheelers and dealers who make things happen.
The movers and shakers and wheelers and dealers who make things happen.
On this week’s episode, Ted Kanavas and Chuck Chvala discuss Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and the state of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Previewing the 2015-16 season and discussing everything there is to discuss about the Milwaukee Bucks with Howie Magner, Jeremy Schmidt, and Eric Nehm.
Discussing Republicans’ questions for the Government Accountability Board, the possibility of Speaker Paul Ryan, the Badger Guns decision, and this week’s Democratic presidential debate.
Milwaukee Record co-founder and co-editor Tyler Maas joins the podcast to discuss his long history of “adventure journalism,” the comedy scene in Milwaukee, and much more.
Kurt Chandler, Claire Hanan and Dan Shafer discuss making this year’s Reasons To Love Milwaukee issue, telling the city’s positive stories, and the upcoming party at the Milwaukee Public Museum.
Keisha Krumm and Jennifer O’Hear discuss the origins of the Fair Play Campaign, Common Ground’s role in the arena debate, the campaign’s successes, and what’s next.
Save Our Bucks spokesman Paul Henning reflects on the Bucks arena process, and how he went from getting kicked out of a Bucks game to standing alongside Bucks officials at Mayor Barrett’s signing ceremony for the arena plan.
In a restored Downtown storefront, a couple puts their all into a little restaurant beauty they call Amilinda.
Discussing the end of Gov. Scott Walker’s presidential campaign, the legacy of Supreme Court Justice Patrick Crooks, the state employee retirement program and Hillary Clinton’s poll numbers.