Don Black
Cancer is something that has touched just about every family in one way or another. Whether you’re a survivor, a caregiver, or someone who has lost a loved one, we all understand the importance of hope, support, and community. Don Black talks to Nichole Muex about the 2nd Annual Common Threads Cancer Awareness Fashion Show, an event that celebrates survivors, honors those we’ve lost, and brings people from different cultures and backgrounds together through fashion, storytelling, and hope.
Best Buddies is an organization dedicated to creating opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through friendship, employment, leadership development, and inclusion.
We’re getting ready for one of their big fundraising celebrations, Best Buddies Champion of the Year: Cool Vibes, Classic Vinyl, happening right here in Milwaukee! Don Black talks to one of this year’s Champion of the Year candidates, Lizzie Nichols!
Don Black & Dr. Lia Knox discuss if beauty is really in the eye of the beholder. We’re talking about physical beauty, how we see ourselves and others, and what beauty means to us. With all these filters, AI, and beauty standards, are we losing sight of what beauty really is?
Don Black talks to Sarah Neubauer from Potawatomi Casino Hotel and Scott Marshall from Community Smiles Dental about the Heart of Canal Street Campaign. For years, Potawatomi Casino Hotel has been helping support organizations that are making a real impact in our community. One of those organizations is Community Smiles Dental, a nonprofit that’s making sure children who might otherwise go without dental care have access to healthy smiles and brighter futures.
Wisconsin voters can start casting their ballots early on Tuesday, October 20, ahead of the November 3 general election. If you live in Milwaukee, you’ll have 11 locations to choose from, including libraries, community centers, and university buildings.
Don Black talks to Dr. Stacia Thompson, the founder of Stacia Thompson Impact Collective, about the Get Set Summit. The Get Set Summit happens October 18th and 19th at New Omega Church in Racine. The Get Set Summit is a two-day event where entrepreneurs file their LLC and Wisconsin state registration on site, get EIN guidance, and learn how to build business credit. Use code JAMMIN to save $15 on registration.
Don Black & Dr. Lia Knox discuss the psychology behind domestic violence, early warning signs, emotional and psychological abuse, prevention, and practical tips for recognizing unhealthy relationship patterns and supporting someone who may be experiencing abuse.
Don Black talks to WWE Superstar, a former NXT Champion, a man who has taken the wrestling world by storm AND somehow managed to turn his own name into a hit song… Joe Hendry!
He’s getting ready to drop a brand-new album called Beyond Belief, and tonight he’s bringing that star power right here to Milwaukee as Monday Night Raw takes over Fiserv Forum!
Don Black talks to Nadiyah Johnson about Wisconsin Tech Month. Wisconsin’s month-long celebration of the state’s ever-growing tech industry returns in October for its sixth year.
Don Black talks to Phoenix Brown and Robyn Cherry from the Bronzeville Center for the Arts. Beginning September 24th at Gallery 507, the Bronzeville Center for the Arts presents Building Bronzeville: Milwaukee’s Black Arts Movement. The exhibition takes us back to the late ’60s, ’70s, and early ’80s, highlighting the Black artists and creatives who made their mark right here in Milwaukee.
