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Amid expanding division and polarization in American politics, Former U.S. Representative, Scott Klug, unpacks the middle ground of the political sphere as the host of the podcast, Lost in the Middle.

The podcast series explores the humanity of the people in Wisconsin prisons and how exploring the humanities can better their lives.

After discovering powerful fitness truths through her weight loss journey, Juna Gjata teamed up with Dr. Eddie Phillips to create the podcast and eventual book called Food, We Need to Talk.

After their first award-winning season, "Be Seen" returns for a second eight-episode season that dives deeper into the individual stories, people and events of Wisconsin's LGBTQ history.

Cream City Dreams is produced and co-hosted by Milwaukee-based creatives Meagan Schultz and Shelly Roder. Along with sharing their guests’ experiences, the podcast also seeks to motivate listeners to consider what it would take to make their own dreams come true.

A new podcast from Milwaukee PBS called Speaking Of… wants to make public media personal. In nine episodes, the three journalists who put the new series together — Mariano Avila, Alexandria Mack and Scottie Lee Meyers — share their relationship to our home, Milwaukee.

Shannon Ross spent 17 years in a Wisconsin prison, and after being released last September, he is continuing his work of expanding resources for currently incarcerated people through his new podcast, All In.

In 1965, activist Rev. James Reeb traveled from Boston, Mass. to Selma, Ala. to participate in the civil rights movement. He was murdered — dying of head…

The final installment of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Unsolved podcast series was released Thursday. In its third season, reporter Gina Barton…

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's true crime series Unsolved explores cold cases from Wisconsin through both print reporting and an accompanying podcast.…