Whitefish Bay TALKS
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n us for our monthly speaker series Whitefish Bay TALKS, conversations about art, history, food, culture, people, books and more!
Check out our upcoming speakers:
Wednesday, September 25 at 6:30pm- Independence Corrupted: How America's Judges Make Their Decisions with Charles Benjamin Schudson
Wednesday, October 9 at 6:30pm- Bill Zaferos, author of Poison Pen.
Tuesday, November 5 at 6:30pm- Robert Brust- A Different Path to Happiness
Here's a list of speakers we've previously hosted:
2019
July 2019- Apollo 11: One Giant Leap, a Series of Firsts with Terry Lynch
June 2019- Laura Ingalls Wilder With Jessica Michna
May 2019 at 6:30pm- Garden Tips to Support Native Bees with Woody
March 2019 at 6:30pm- Whitefish Bay ROCKS with Jeff Pockat, Gaelic Harp
February and April 2019- Mind Games 1 The Science of Perception Deception with William Pack
January 2019 - Mark Concannon, author of Mettle & Honor: Wisconsin Stories from the Battlefield
2018
December 2018- Doug Armstrong, author of Color of the Sun
November 2018- Three Generations of Migrants with Jesus Salas
October 2018- Victorian Funeral and Mourning Customs with Steve Person
September 2018- To Be! Shakespeare Here and Now! by Ron Scot Fry
June 2018-Human Trafficking in Wisconsin with Rachel Monaco-Wilcox
April 17 2018- Thousand-Miler: Adventures Hiking the Ice Age Trail
With Melanie Radzicki McManus
February 2018- Milwaukee Fair Housing Marches of 1967-68: Perspectives: With Dr. Margaret Rozga and Fred Reed
January 2018 - Steven Wallace, Obroni and the Chocolate Factory
2017
December - Jeff Aikin, Historic Whitefish Bay : a celebration of architecture and character
November- Ron Miscavige, Ruthless : scientology, my son David Miscavige, and me
September- Yollande Tchouapi Deacon, From the Mountains of Rural Cameroon (West Africa) to the busy streets of Milwaukee: A Woman's Entrepreneurial
July- Thomas Fehring, The magnificent machines of Milwaukee
June- James Longhurst, The forgotten Victory Bike in WWII
May- Karla Huston, Why Poetry Matters
April- Paul Roebber, How's it possible to forecast the weather
