How it works: You ask, we investigate, and together we unveil the answers.
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Here’s a mystery for you: Who is leaving colorful, wood-carved birds in not-so-obvious places along Milwaukee’s Oak Leaf Trail? No one knows, but locals love them. -
Bubbler Talk listener, Sophia Heyn discovered the geological history of quarrying in Estabrook Park while researching a school assignment. We went together to discover the history of the riverbed. -
Walking downtown on a cold day, a "Bubbler Talk" listener wondered whether they could use Milwaukee's skywalks. -
A WUWM listener's question about taking MCTS to the Mitchell Park Domes comes as MCTS wants to hear your ideas about possible service changes later in 2025. -
The Morris Pratt Institute, located in Wauwatosa, offers education in Spiritualism. Spiritualists believe in communicating with the deceased, or spirits, through a medium. -
The story of Milwaukee custard is a story of FDA regulations, nostalgia and cooperative economics. -
Recently a large section of trees was removed along Milwaukee's lakefront at the southeast end of the Veterans Park lagoon. We learn why, and more about what's going on in the lagoon itself. -
For about 20 years, the Leonard Bearstein Symphony Orchestra performed at the Grand Avenue Mall. Where did the animatronic bears go? -
For Bubbler Talk, we explore the history of Silver City, National Park and the neighborhood's former amusement park. -
For Bubbler Talk, we look into a question posed by a Milwaukee native: are we a bunch of haters? -
Bubbler Talk question asker Susan Armour Seidman wants to know: What happened to the Chudnow Museum of Yesteryear in Milwaukee? -
A Bubbler Talk listener asks how Lake Michigan often has several shades of blue at once.
