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Saying goodbye to longtime LGBTQ+ champion Chuckie Betz - Vimarsana News

Saying goodbye to longtime LGBTQ+ champion Chuckie Betz

The last surviving member of Milwaukee's Gay Liberation Front and the literal icon for our "Be Seen" podcast passed away Tuesday night.

'Be Seen' podcast spotlights Wisconsin's LGBTQ history for a second season - Vimarsana News

'Be Seen' podcast spotlights Wisconsin's LGBTQ history for a second season

A local podcast helping listeners discover Wisconsin's LGBTQ history has returned for its second season.

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Urban spelunking: Liebert's Fred Kraus house, home to the Alano Club - Vimarsana News

Urban spelunking: Liebert's Fred Kraus house, home to the Alano Club

Home to the Alano Club for more than 70 years, the beautiful home at 1521 N. Prospect Ave. was designed by respected architect Eugene Liebert for a local grain magnate who died before it could be completed. Here's the story of Fred Kraus and his house.

Radio Milwaukee releases second season of "Be Seen" podcast - Vimarsana News

Radio Milwaukee releases second season of "Be Seen" podcast

Radio Milwaukee and the Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project have partnered on an eight episode second season of their award-winning 'Be Seen' podcast, which explores Wisconsin's LGBTQ history.

Radio Milwaukee Launches Second Season of Award-Winning "Be Seen" Podcast with Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project » Urban Milwaukee - Vimarsana News

Radio Milwaukee Launches Second Season of Award-Winning "Be Seen" Podcast with Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project » Urban Milwaukee

Eight episode season, hosted by Radio Milwaukee’s Nate Imig and Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project’s Michail Takach, documents state’s unique LGBTQ history