Salam Fatayer

September is Suicide Prevention Month, and on this episode of "Uniquely Milwaukee," we ask a pair of mental-health experts to help us turn stigma into understanding.

Fresh produce was a rarity in the Milwaukee neighborhood where Mitchelle Lyle grew up. Her Hydroponics STEM Program is changing that.

This week on “Uniquely Milwaukee,” we head over to Bembé Dance & Drum to learn about Afro-Latino musical culture.

What started with a kid crashing through a coffee table has become a company that empowers women through the art and craft of woodworking.

One question that frequently floats around Radio Milwaukee: “Where should I grab lunch?” If you find yourself asking the same thing, we have a few ideas.

This episode of “Uniquely Milwaukee” explores Black Culture’s profound impact on the mainstream, featuring a conversation with Lexi Brunson of CopyWrite Magazine.

What makes a good social space? Milwaukee’s Culture x Design thinks about this 24/7, so we asked managing partner Geraud Blanks to help us answer the question.

Qamaria Yemeni Coffee Co. is more than a coffee shop. It’s a hub where people from a variety of backgrounds can feel 100% comfortable.

The people who make sure we put our vehicles in the right spot might be the biggest scapegoats in the city. Buckle up and see how tough their job really is.

Our month of “Odd Jobs” continues as B~Free interviews R&B sensation Grace Weber about life as a musician and its many impacts — positive and negative.

Our series devoted to curious careers starts, naturally, with coffee — more specifically, the person behind the seasonal concoctions at Colectivo.

Milwaukee’s longest-running open mic will hit a big number in a big way Wednesday night at The Cooperage as part of the Cultures & Communities Festival.

It’s literally part of everyone’s human experience, yet most of us shy away from the topic. So this month, we’re taking on death.

This week on Uniquely Milwaukee, we take a tour around Bronzeville and meet the residents that color the neighborhood.

On this episode of "Uniquely Milwaukee," we revisit another Radio Milwaukee podcast, "By Every Measure," to understand the role housing has in the Bronzeville neighborhood.

Hollywood dropped a pink bomb on cinemas this past weekend, and Radio Milwaukee’s Salam Fatayer was there for a surprisingly complex double-feature experience.

We’re devoting all of July to the loyal patrons and familiar faces that make Milwaukee what it is, starting with one of the city’s most dedicated bus operators.

Before a sold-out show at the Rave, the global superstar talked about his ‘Inferno’ inspiration, dream rideshare companions and how he loves playing Milwaukee.

Our focus on Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month led us to one of our own for a personal and emotional conversation.

Swift’s ties to The National have grown steadily over the past three years or so, leading up to their collaboration on “The Alcott” from the band’s new album.