Milwaukee PBS

Milwaukee PBS is southeastern Wisconsin’s premier non-commercial media organization. Milwaukee PBS consists of two high-definition television stations, WMVS and WMVT, and four additional digital television services. The Milwaukee PBS stations are the area’s only over-the-air source for PBS and other national public television programs, and also offer a diverse schedule of their own award-winning local series and specials. WMVS and WMVT are licensed to the Milwaukee Area Technical College District Board, and the stations’ studios and offices are located on MATC’s downtown campus at 1036 N. 8th Street, Milwaukee. Over 600,000 viewers watch Milwaukee PBS’s two primary broadcast channels each month from throughout southeastern and parts of south central Wisconsin, and in northern Illinois.www.milwaukeepbs.org

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Oct 1, 2026

Weekend events around Wisconsin, NoStudios DanceFest, MAYBE WE'LL FLY

Oct 1 · 9 Mentions

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:45

There's always something new to put on your radar here on What's on Tap.

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:48

I wanna start the show by taking a couple minutes, though, to remember a very special voice in Milwaukee's journalism and arts community, Everett Marshburn of Milwaukee PBS.

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:59

And today, family and friends, colleagues, students, and admirers of all kinds gathered at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society to remember Everett L. Marshburn.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:10

You probably saw him on the Milwaukee PBS show, Black Nouveau.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:14

He was a producer at Milwaukee PBS but also a journalist, a real mentor to so many, and a champion of stories that too often go untold.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:23

And Everett died August 10th, age 78, after decades in public television, five decades in public television.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:31

He started in Maryland public television because he's from Baltimore, spent 30 years there, and then 2006 is when he joined Milwaukee PBS, where he became the lead producer of Black Nouveau, an award-winning program.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:43

Everett, immensely esteemed, had an excellent reputation for journalistic integrity but also curiosity and generosity, and he mentored generations of journalists through the National Association of Black Journalists, where he won awards, also Milwaukee Area Technical College and of course, right at Milwaukee PBS.

Weekend events around Wisconsin, NoStudios DanceFest, MAYBE WE'LL FLY

Oct 1 · 9 Mentions

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:45

There's always something new to put on your radar here on What's on Tap.

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:48

I wanna start the show by taking a couple minutes, though, to remember a very special voice in Milwaukee's journalism and arts community, Everett Marshburn of Milwaukee PBS.

Sandy MaxxHOST

1:59

And today, family and friends, colleagues, students, and admirers of all kinds gathered at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society to remember Everett L. Marshburn.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:10

You probably saw him on the Milwaukee PBS show Black Nouveau.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:14

He was a producer at Milwaukee PBS but also a journalist, a real mentor to so many, and a champion of stories that too often go untold.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:23

And Everett died August 10th, age 78, after decades in public television, five decades in public television.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:31

He started in Maryland public television because he's from Baltimore, spent 30 years there, and then 2006 is when he joined Milwaukee PBS, where he became the lead producer of Black Nouveau, an award-winning program.

Sandy MaxxHOST

2:43

Everett, immensely esteemed, had an excellent reputation for journalistic integrity, but also curiosity and generosity.