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YESTERDAY. TODAY. TOMORROW with Lafayette Crump

todayJanuary 4, 2026 6 1

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Lafayette Crump, Milwaukee’s Commissioner of City Development, joined the Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow podcast to share a vision for the city that blends urbanist policy with a deep-rooted cultural heartbeat. Growing up on 27th and Burleigh, Crump’s early memories of Milwaukee are intertwined with the “cassette era” of radio, where he honed his musical ear by recording tracks like “Planet Rock” straight from the airwaves. Today, he translates that same passion into his professional work, advocating for a city of one million people that prioritizes “human infrastructure” and racial equity. By staying connected to Milwaukee’s evolving sound through platforms like HYFIN, Crump maintains an aspirational outlook—discovering new artists like Doechii and Chappell Roan while working to ensure that Milwaukee remains a vibrant, inclusive destination where the city’s rich musical history and its future growth harmonize.

Written by: Anthony Foster

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