Join us for "Remember Me," a heartfelt, Dylanish song born out of an attic and capturing the acoustic intimacy of the early '90s. This track is a beautiful study in classic storytelling, exploring themes of enduring connection and the quiet wish to be remembered. It shows how the simplicity of early recording methods—like a four-track cassette—can lead to profound, lasting art. Lyric Highlight: ✨ Won’t you please remember me? When you get down on bended knees to say a prayer… Click the video to

How did two women redefine Milwaukee's creative identity and establish the foundation for professional art education in our city? Charlotte Partridge and Miriam Frink founded the Layton School of Art, the predecessor to the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design. Though they were eventually forced to step away from their roles, their influence on the region's modernism and creative landscape remains a resilient part of our local history. ➡️ Catch a new episode every other Tuesday on our website and

The most powerful narratives in American history emerge when distinct cultures converge to achieve a common objective. Henry Louis Gates, Jr.’s series, "Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History," anchors the Milwaukee PBS America @250 celebration. The production examines the parallel journeys of faith and resilience that forged a shared path toward civil rights and social justice. "Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History," 8PM Tonight on CH10 | Milwaukee PBS