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Segments from our award-winning broadcast programs, 10thirtysix, Adelante, Black Nouveau and The Arts Page. We will also feature never before heard or seen digital-first segments and specials! Tune in and be informed, entertained and updated about all things Milwaukee!

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Rhythm Cafe MKE | ILA ROSE | VOL64 - Milkweed

Send a text Wisconsin singer-songwriter ILa Rose returns with her hauntingly beautiful original song, “Milkweed.” Rooted in poetic lyricism and intimate folk-pop storytelling, Milkweed explores love, loss, and the feeling of being left behind after giving too much of yourself away. Inspired by personal experiences and the fragility of connection, Ila compares herself to milkweed — nourishing, delicate, and easily forgotten once the butterflies have flown. Written during a season of reflection and refined through creative workshops, Milkweed captures that bittersweet tension between tenderness and pain, between wanting to be loved and learning to protect your own heart. With evocative lyrics and Ila’s signature emotional honesty, this song is both cathartic and quietly empowering. 🎶 “I was milkweed three feet high. I gave my love, he took the bite. Now he’s full on thistle — I’m left starving. Butterflies are fickle.” Find more programs at https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/stream

5 min
4 FEB

Rhythm Cafe MKE | Lucas LaBeau | VOL62 - Mack the Knife

Send us a text Join Milwaukee keyboardist Lucas Labau as he performs his own energetic take on the classic jazz standard “Mac the Knife.” Originally made famous by Bobby Darin, this timeless tune has been part of Lucas’s repertoire since his early days learning jazz. In this performance, he adds his own flavor—mixing modern phrasing, rhythmic drive, and improvisational “sauce” to make the standard uniquely his own. Lucas shares his love of jazz and the importance of learning the ever-growing list of standards that keep the genre alive at jam sessions and beyond. Find more programs at https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/stream

9 min
1 FEB

This Milwaukee artist mixes her fine art background with aspects of industrial design.

Send us a text We learned from artist Autumn Lundberg is to not be afraid of opportunity. "Fortune favors the bold," she says. Autumn is the artist in residence at Ascent MKE, commonly known as the "Timber Tower," because of its use of sustainably sourced timber in it's construction. There she uses the stunning 25th floor community room as her workshop and as a gallery for larger pieces. Find more programs at https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/stream

7 min
28 ENE

Charlotte Partridge & Miriam Frink: The Matriarchs of Milwaukee Modernism

Send us a text Charlotte Partridge and Miriam Frink have been called the “matriarchs of Milwaukee modernism.” The two visionaries founded the Layton School of Art, which would eventually become the spiritual predecessor of the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design. Their bold ideas left an indelible mark on the city’s creative landscape — even after the women were coerced to step away from the very institution they built. Their legacy, however, proved far more resilient than the forces that tried to diminish it. Find more programs at https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/stream

11 min
28 ENE

Rhythm Cafe MKE | Bear in the Forest | VOL60 - Blood Is Sweet

Send us a text 🩸 Blood is Sweet – An Original Song by Bear in the Forest (Baron the Forest) “Blood is Sweet” dives into the dark and beautiful tension between love, desire, and self-preservation. Written after binge-watching True Blood, this song channels the haunting romance of vampires—the intoxicating pull between surrender and survival. It’s about loving someone deeply while knowing you can’t give them everything. There’s power in vulnerability, but there’s also a quiet strength in holding onto your own light. In Blood is Sweet, that dance between hunger and restraint becomes something sacred and human. The lyrics move between shadow and moonlight—where passion burns, fear fades, and connection lives in the space between giving and being consumed. 🎶 “I know my blood is sweet, there’s joy and life in it. You can walk in the sun for a minute, but you can’t take all of it.” Musically, the song blends indie-folk and dark balladry, carried by a moody, intimate energy. It’s a love song wrapped in night air, where the boundary between lover and spirit blurs under the moon. If you enjoy songs that explore love, mystery, and the pull between light and dark, this one’s for you. Find more programs at https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/stream

6 min
22 ENE

Black Nouveau | Fatherhood Summit 2025

Send us a text Black Nouveau discusses Milwaukee's Fatherhood Summit, a day of community and connection, with helpful resources, engaging workshops, and valuable services designed for fathers and families. Find more programs at https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/stream

7 min
21 ENE

Rhythm Cafe MKE | John Sieger | VOL58 - Remember Me

Send us a text 🎵 Remember Me – A Sentimental Acoustic Journey “Remember Me” is a heartfelt, nostalgic song about love, longing, and holding onto connection through life’s ups and downs. Written during a reflective period in the early ’90s—when I was newly married and recording demos on a four-track cassette in my attic—this tune carries the warmth and imperfections of that time. It’s one of my more Dylanish pieces, inspired by the storytelling spirit and acoustic intimacy that shaped so much of that era’s songwriting. “Remember Me” is about hope, prayer, and the quiet wish to be remembered by someone who meant everything. ✨ Won’t you please remember me? When you get down on bended knees to say a prayer… won’t you remember me? 🎧 Listen, reminisce, and let this one take you back. If you enjoy the song, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more original music and stories from the attic archives. Find more programs at https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/stream

4 min
19 ENE

For this Washington County man one man's garbage is the beginning of a work of art.

Send us a text In episode of The Arts Page, host Sandy Maxx and team takes us to the rolling hills of Colgate, Wisconsin, to explore a hidden treasure of the local art scene: Spectacular Sculpture. Meet Paul Bobrowitz, a former carpenter turned metal sculptor. Paul, is a visionary artist and has spent over three decades transforming industrial scrap, farm machinery, and found objects into a whimsical six-acre outdoor gallery. Open daily from 9 - 5, Spectacular Sculpture is open to the public. Paul encourages you to come as you are, wander at your leisure, enjoy nature, lose yourself in the whimsy and wonder of his creations. From towering abstract structures to life-sized metal creatures and kinetic "wind-driven" art, Paul’s work proves that there is beauty and value in the things we throw away and importance of upcycling. Find more programs at https://www.milwaukeepbs.org/stream

8 min

Segments from our award-winning broadcast programs, 10thirtysix, Adelante, Black Nouveau and The Arts Page. We will also feature never before heard or seen digital-first segments and specials! Tune in and be informed, entertained and updated about all things Milwaukee!

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