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Amplifier Director Chad “C-Note” Roper sits down with the star of Showtime’s Hit Series “The Chi” Jacob Latimore. The Milwaukee native is one of the leading young actors of today’s time.
He started his career as a singer on Jive records at the age of 12. Now, he’s at the top of the acting game. The two discuss his experience in the industry, his transition from singing to acting and more.
Amplifier is filmed and recorded in front of a live audience at the Radio Milwaukee studios in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. For more information, visit the Amplifier website, register for a free event or watch LIVE on Amplifier’s Facebook page. You can also follow Amplifier on Instagram.
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dawn Richard, the boundary-pushing artist who’s reshaping the landscape of R&B. In this episode, Dawn takes us on a journey from her roots in New Orleans to her latest collaboration with Spencer Zahn.
Discover how Hurricane Katrina became a catalyst for Dawn’s artistic evolution and how she channels the spirit of her hometown into every performance. We dive deep into her unique blend of R&B and anime aesthetics, exploring how Japanese culture influences her music and visual artistry.
Dawn opens up about her latest album, “Quiet in a World Full of Noise,” sharing the raw emotions and vulnerability that went into its creation. She also gives us a sneak peek into her upcoming intimate show at Milwaukee’s Turner Hall Ballroom.
From her family’s musical legacy to her innovative approach to black artistry, Dawn Richard proves she’s an artist who defies categorization. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to her music, this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the mind of a true musical innovator.
Don’t miss this chance to hear Dawn Richard’s inspiring story of resilience, creativity, and the power of staying true to your artistic vision.
Anthony Foster sits down with Byron Stripling, the new Stein Family Foundation Principal Pops Conductor of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. In this captivating episode, Stripling shares his musical journey from childhood inspirations to conducting one of America’s premier orchestras.
Discover how Stripling plans to infuse the Milwaukee Symphony with diverse genres, from classical to jazz and gospel. Learn about his vision for community outreach and bringing music to underserved areas. Stripling’s passion for mentorship and education shines through as he discusses the transformative power of live music.
This episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the changing face of classical music, with anecdotes about jazz legends, personal triumphs, and the enduring influence of icons like Louis Armstrong. Stripling’s infectious enthusiasm and innovative approach to orchestral music will inspire you whether you’re a classical music aficionado or a casual listener.
The Civil Rights Act was signed into law on July 2, 1964. President Lyndon B. Johnson called it a way for America to honor its promise of liberty. But 60 years on, how well has it lived up to that promise?
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HYFIN is a media movement from Radio Milwaukee.
Milwaukee’s only Urban Alternative radio station features the full spectrum of Black music beyond R&B and Hip-Hop plus Milwaukee music. HYFIN connects the culture with the latest Black culture news, podcasts and more. Listen to best hip hop & R&B, dance, Afrobeats and more!
Get your tickets now for just $10 in advance or $15 at the door and join us at 220 East Pittsburgh on May 10th.
