Rob Larry
All Things Considered Host/ Digital ProducerHailing from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Rob Larry joined the WUWM family in 2022 as a digital producer and became the host of All Things Considered later in the same year. Rob came to WUWM after a two year stint as an on-air personality with WGLB gospel radio in Milwaukee.
Rob holds a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in music performance and enjoys creative writing as well as supporting and performing live music. A former sports segment host, Rob is also an avid sports fan and is an emphatic supporter of the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers and Bucks.
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Fridays in March, the planetarium is trying something a little different. Choreographed laser shows are being projected onto the planetarium's dome to space-themed music.
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Instead of grieving the winter activities he didn’t get to enjoy, Ben Binversie plans to send off this warm winter with a fashion show.
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The district was an area where sex work, gambling, and other illegal activities were done out in the open. Historian Matthew Prigge explores this history.
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The maximum security prison located in Waupun, Wisconsin, has been on some form of lockdown for more than a year, and prisoners have reported dire conditions at the prison.
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Laura Gutiérrez went to the United Community Center (UCC) as a child. She would then return to the UCC to serve in a few different roles before officially becoming the organization's CEO in 2020.
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For decades, the Milwaukee County Parks System has been unable to mend its aging infrastructure. A recent report by the Wisconsin Policy Forum explores how different partnerships could help the parks system.
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Despite the prevalence of heart disease in women, most don’t know how to recognize the symptoms, especially since they often present differently from men’s.
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Raymond Wiggers is a geologist, science writer and author of the new book "Milwaukee in Stone and Clay," which chronicles dozens of different types of rocks that buildings in our city are made of and how they got here.
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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel on Amazon Prime explores the fictional life of a female stand-up comedian in the late 1950s. But while Midge Maisel is fictional, the character is rooted in the real-life history of female Jewish comedians who made their way to the top of the comedy scene despite many obstacles.
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Matt Wild from Milwaukee Record recaps his favorite songs from local musicians for this month.