Q&A: Allison Jornlin Talks Milwaukee Ghosts in Her New Book
Allison Jornlin’s American Ghost Walks tour service inspired her new book “In The Shadow of City Hall,” that dissects Milwaukee ghost hauntings in the city’s most iconic locations.
Q&A: Bird Talk With the Urban Ecology Center
How to get started birding, some of the coolest ones you might spot at the UEC and more.
Deborah Hufford Brings Peshtigo Fire Roaring to Life in ‘The Fire Born’
We spoke with the Wisconsin author about her new novel, which explores the Up North disaster.
The Beast Talks Wrestling and How to Move On
After 30 years in the ring, The Beast will take on his arch-nemesis in a final showdown to send off his retirement.
Q&A: Paul Maceri Talks Curating Weird Music and More
Milwaukee Music Notes returns with Brain in the Cupboard, an experimental music festival bringing sounds from all over the country to the 414.
Q&A: Nat Davauer Talks New Downtown Bar and his Career
Davauer gives us his perspective on his unexpected tumble into the bar industry.
Q&A: Meet the Woman Behind Miller Time Pub and Grill
Candice Barnes-Wackman talks atmosphere, great food and even better hospitality.
Q&A: Ellie Stanley on 45 Years at the Pfister Hotel
Stanley is an anchor in the Hotel’s Lobby Lounge, becoming a routine part in patron’s lives.
Muralist Fred Kaems Talks Painting a More Colorful Milwaukee
You might recognize the local artist’s bookshelf mural in Washington Heights. It’s one part of a wave of public art he’s helped set in motion.
Q&A: Indie Filmmaker Cecelia Condit Talks Feminism, Film and More
A major influence in analog horror, Condit’s work has inspired blockbuster hits like Backrooms, through honesty and intentionality.