Best Radio Courses Milwaukee Near Me

4worldlovers: Bon Iver wasn't born in a vacuum — it took an 'Epoch' to form


DeYarmond Edison's Epoch revels in the early alchemic triumphs of Bon Iver and Megafaun members. But the box set also reminds us that no moment of creative inspiration takes place spontaneously.


The comedian, actor and producer will come to Fiserv Forum this October after extending his nationwide tour that started last week in New York.


Even before celebrating a half-century of hip-hop, the genre's birthplace was well-known. Where it started in Brew City, however, was a bigger question.


Zach Bryan’s tour makes time for Milwaukee with Fiserv Forum date


The alt-country star wasted little time after dropping a new album last Friday, announcing a run of shows that'll bring him back to the city next March.


There wasn't much room in the band's late-summer schedule, but Dana Foote graced us with a beautiful acoustic set — her first performance in Wisconsin.


Add of the Week: Black Pumas, ‘More Than a Love Song’


With their eagerly awaited sophomore album still a couple months away from release, the psych-rockers give us a new track to chew on.


Giving the stage to four Milwaukee bands paid off in a big way. But is this a one-time thing or the start of a trend?

4worldlovers: The best way to break into radio in the Milwaukee radio market is to work in a real Milwaukee radio station–and that’s where we put you, from day one.

Don’t waste 10-50 thousand dollars or more to attend a radio broadcasting course in a stale college or trade school classroom; we can train you in the heart of the action, in a real radio broadcasting studio, for far less money. Play it smart: get on the inside track, and learn the radio industry directly from the pros, making valuable connections along the way. Our radio school alternative is the most practical and cost-efficient way to launch a successful radio career.

Located along the western shores of Lake Michigan in the southeast corner of Wisconsin, the city of Milwaukee is home to about 600,000 people but anchors a surrounding metro of 1.7 million. Thanks in part to its large contingency of German immigrants in the nineteenth century, Milwaukee was largely built around the beer industry, and while only one major brewer remains in business here, brewing is forever attached to Milwaukee’s legacy–as evidenced by names such as Miller Field, Pabst Theater, and the city’s Major League Baseball team, the Milwaukee Brewers. Notable people with roots in Milwaukee include Les Paul, Liberace, Al Jarreau, Heather Graham, Bob Uecker, and Spencer Tracy, among others.

Together with nearby Racine, Milwaukee is ranked by Arbitron as the nation’s #38 radio market, with over three dozen strong-signal stations broadcasting over the area in a variety of formats. Whether your goal is to become a radio DJ, sportscaster, programming director, technical engineer, on-air talk show host or other radio professional, Milwaukee holds plenty of opportunities to connect to the industry. The RADIO CONNECTION can help you take advantage of these opportunities where other radio schools can’t.

What is our secret? Through our innovative mentor-student approach, combined with our many industry relationships forged over the years, we are able to place you as a student inside a real radio station, to be trained one-on-one by a working radio pro with years of experience. All your training occurs on-the-job; none of it occurs in a classroom. In this way, you get a highly effective and practical education, plenty of valuable work experience, and the chance to form lots of industry relationships with other radio insiders–thereby giving you a solid edge in the job market when openings occur.

No other school can connect you to the radio business like we can. Enroll in our Milwaukee radio school today, and discover why many of our students get hired!

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Two Republican senators are proposing legislation that would require schools offering human growth and development courses to include childhood sexual abuse prevention strategies.


Milwaukee Public Schools hopeful new filters will help keep drinking water safe


The Milwaukee Public School District is hopeful a donation from a local company will help keep its drinking water safe for students and staff.


Milwaukee renters face higher lead poisoning risks as city struggles to hold landlords accountable

An estimated 200,000 aging housing units likely have paint made with lead in Milwaukee. Landlords see few incentives to renovate and regulators provide little oversight.

Milwaukee college prep programs benefit Hispanic students but Black students continue to struggle

4worldlovers: Wisconsin companies raise concerns about China to a sympathetic state Congress member

Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-Green Bay) holds a roundtable for the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party.

In Wisconsin, Republicans say the state's top election official has to go

Republicans are still challenging the 2020 presidential election results in Wisconsin, pushing false claims that Donald Trump won that state's electoral votes. Now they're zeroing in on a long-time target, Meagan Wolfe, the top elections official in Wisconsin.

Dr. Kate Museum in Woodruff, Wisconsin continues to honor the legacy of Dr. Kate Pelham Newcomb


Dr. Kate Newbcomb's impact in Wisconsin lives on through the Dr. Kate Museum.


'While You Were Out' explores a family's struggles dealing with mental health in an 'era of silence'


Former Journal Sentinel reporter and local author, Meg Kissinger, opens up about her family's mental health journey in new book, While You Were Out.

Milwaukee's first coworking space with child care opens in Brewer's Hill


To meet the needs of remote workers, a new child care model has opened in Milwaukee: It combines coworking space with an on-site daycare.


As the summer months draw to a close here in Milwaukee, some significant restaurants that have recently opened, and others that sadly closed.


How the Milwaukee Road tried to capitalize on national parks tourism


The Milwaukee Road was a local railroad company who, like many others at the time, tried to monopolize increased travel to national parks. MPL Special collections librarian Greg Comly explains how they expanded their railroad line and even built a luxury hotel to draw people to the parks out west.


Join us September 13 at Anodyne Coffee for a live-taping of the show.