Music - Oct. 2, 2008
DJs do meat and airtime baseball bet
When I saw Scott Mullins over at 88Nine Radio Milwaukee on Monday, he was excited about his bet with Jim McGuinn, his colleague over at Philly's WXPN, famous as the home station of World Café.
Tags: Scott Mullins, 88Nine, Jim McGuinn, WXPN, Brewers, Phillies, Kings Go Forth, Dead Milkmen, Dr. Dog, World Cafe

Milwaukee Buzz - Nov. 16, 2004
New WYMS plan moves closer to MPS approval
After more than a year of talks, Milwaukee Public Schools administration has signed off on a contract that should allow Radio For Milwaukee, a local non-profit group, to transform WYMS-FM into a cutting-edge community radio station.
Tags: Buffett, Puerta, WYMS, WXPN, World Cafe, MPS, Schools, Radio for Milwaukee

Music - Jan. 10, 2003
Winters steps in with "Saturday At The Cafe"
You read the interview with David Dye, now meet Milwaukee's Bruce Winters, the hosts of the World Cafe's local sibling, Saturdays At the Cafe. Like Dye, Winters has helped shape the careers of many musicians who would have otherwise been ignored by commercial radio.
Tags: Bruce Winters, David Dye, World Cafe, Saturday At the Cafe, WUWM, public radio, NPR

Music - Jan. 9, 2003
David Dye's "World Cafe" is nightly ritual for Milwaukeeans
Although he continues to discover some of the most exciting and unknown musicians, it is David Dye's hosting abilities that make NPR's "World Cafe" spectacular.
Tags: David Dye, World Cafe, NPR, WUWM, Bruce Winter

Music - Sept. 11, 2002
Mulvey resurfaces from underground with new record
Peter Mulvey, an alternative acoustic musician, self-recorded his latest CD, "Ten Thousand Mornings," on a platform of the Boston subway system, and not surprisingly, the familiar sound of train ramble is heard in the background of a few cuts.
Tags: folk, Coventry Jones, Larkin, Pamela Means, World Cafe