Notas del episodio
This episode gets into a conversation about who gets to tell the story—and what stories keep getting told.
DVJ and Michelle talk about race and representation in media, including a discussion of a major list ranking the best TV shows of the 21st century and the question of how Black and Latino voices are represented when other people are deciding what deserves recognition.
From there, the conversation turns toward Milwaukee: neighborhood investment, schools, housing, economic opportunities, crime, and the way local media talks about violence and the people involved.
Why does crime seem to dominate certain conversations? Is there room for more variety when talking about a community? And what happens when people hear the same negative stories over and over again?
Of course, this is Cold World, so we don't stay serious the entire time. 😂 We get into the Packers, Brewers, Bucks, Saturday morning coffee, podcasts, radio, music, everyday Milwaukee life, and plenty of completely random side conversations along the way.
No script. No perfect answers. Just DVJ & Michelle having the conversation the way they actually have it.
🎙️ Cold World w/ DVJ & Michelle — real life, real opinions, real conversations, no filter.
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