Cream City Culture Series: Recent Episodes
Ebony Ssali
Salutations world. This is Cream City Culture the Podcast where we explore the people that are the foundation of the cream city. This podcast series is homegrown and the viewpoints uniquely Milwaukee. Each episode will feature a changemaker from our backyard that will give you the history and the future of our city.
I'm your host Ebony Ssali. I'm a nationally known creative but I'm your Brew City bestie. Stay in the loop on all things Cream City Culture by following us on Instagram. Find info from our episodes in the show notes, support Cream City Culture the podcast by subscribing or dropping a note at hello at cream city culture.com. This podcast is for the culture the Cream City Culture.
From “No Dollar Tree in Bronzeville” to millions allocated to redevelopment, Cream City Culture welcomes Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs to the podcast to share the beginnings of the Bronzeville movement and what’s next.
Ssali talks with Deshae Agee, former Executive Director of the Historic King Drive BID. Hear how Milwaukee has put $$$ behind the initiative since its launch and what the future holds for area development.
The inaugural episode of The Cream City Culture Podcast features master fine artist, Mutope J. Johnson. Johnson crafts Blues through his brushes where legendary musicians, art and culture harmonize in historic Bronzeville. He shares the future of the Bronzeville Center for the Arts.
Salutations world. This is Cream City Culture the Podcast where we explore the people that are the foundation of the cream city. This podcast series is homegrown and the viewpoints uniquely Milwaukee. Each episode will feature a changemaker from our backyard that will give you the history and the future of our city. I'm your host Ebony Ssali. I'm a nationally known creative but I'm your Brew City bestie. Stay in the loop on all things Cream City Culture by following us on Instagram. Find info from our episodes in the show notes, support Cream City Culture the podcast by subscribing or dropping a note at hello at cream city culture.com. This podcast is for the culture the Cream City Culture.