Real Stories MKE

Everyone could use a little more understanding. It's a product of empathy, tolerance and forgiveness and the glue that connects us all

Money can be a source of temptation, corruption and greed. But it can also be a boon and a gift for those who truly need it.

Taking care of your inner child is important. Recognizing your inner child can be a path towards healing, reconciliation, and self-actualization.

Love can show up in our lives in different shapes and forms. All these forms of love are of equal importance and can be found in abundance!

Though there are reasons for stranger danger, sometimes strangers end up becoming our best friends.

As mammals, hair is something we all have in common - more or less. It's part of how we see ourselves and how we see one another. And, it is something we can control - more or less.

Storytellers, Jerome Flogel, Tarik Moody, Sarah Beth Nelson and Tuesday Morn recall the moments where they realized they needed to redirect themselves.

Storytellers, Anya Janssen, Dorothy Malone, and Mia Noel. share their experiences of supernatural encounters.

Storytellers, Mark Rice, Angela Cunningham and Alondra Garcia share about three different systems that have impacted their lives.

Housing is an essential aspect of human life that can also be complex. Storytellers Rae Johnson, Dianne Pratt and Heidi Wegleitner share their experiences centered on and involving housing.

Storytellers Carly Kroll, Ryan Webster, Vanessa MokaFrapp, and Lisa Williams recall times in their lives when they had to learn to let go.

Storytellers Mike Johnson, Page Remmers, Precious Ward, and Aims McGuinness, share moments when they felt humility or helped others learn that hard lesson.

Storytellers, Sarah Janicek, Peter May, and Dede Gales share how cousins have played a role in their lives.

Story tellers, Greg Marshall, Elisabeth Bentti, Tashonda Green, and Amy Wilbourne, share how they fought to overcome the most difficult times of their lives.

Ex Fabula’s summer teen interns, Martavious McNeil and Samone Calmese, take over hosting duties for this episode of Real Stories MKE. They share four stories that explore how we shape and express our identities.

Whether it is a boring office meeting or the moment you meet the love of your life, meetings allow us to learn and connect with each other in ways that often have meaningful impacts on our lives.

No matter who helped raise you, those relationships have profound impacts on us for the rest of our lives.

Comfort zones are important, especially in a world that, depending on your identity, can be harmful.

Teamwork asks us to set aside individual interests for the good of the group.

Pets are supposed to teach you responsibility, bring you joy, and become part of your family. Sometimes this all works out, other times the plan goes awry.