Jordan Lee Stayed on Job at Radio Milwaukee for Eight Months After First Arrest
The station responds to questions regarding the timing of its leader’s departure after a second arrest this summer.
The station responds to questions regarding the timing of its leader’s departure after a second arrest this summer.
He quietly left his position last month; the station’s board says it didn’t know the extent of his ‘personal, health and legal challenges’ until Tuesday’s charges.
Everest-Blanks uses her many platforms to elevate Milwaukee’s diverse communities in music and culture spaces that historically have often excluded people of color.
The former longtime morning host at 102.1 FM shares why 88.9 has been such a great fit.
And the station veteran of 15 years is already reshaping its leadership.
The station named senior director of programming Jordan Lee as interim leader.
Their first full-length album, PuLPa, is available to stream on Spotify.
The band has a personal mission to create “for the sake of beauty alone.”
The event will fuse live performances with recordings from WYMS’s deep library.
New programming in partnership with NPR will begin on Sunday.