WTMJ's Sandy Maxx sits down with Milwaukee World Festival Inc President & CEO Sarah Panchieri and VP of Sales and Development Kevin Canady to discuss the hottest performers coming to Summerfest this year, the delicious food, and the newest mind-blowing experiences!

5th District Alderman Lamont Westmoreland is known for being outspoken. He's only been a member of Milwaukee's Common Council for a few years, yet has made an impact because he is not afraid to tell it like it is. Today on Conversations, he sits down with WTMJ's Libby Collins to discuss what he believes are the greatest problems threatening Milwaukee and what we can do to fix them. He also reveals how he feels about his status as a controversial figure, talks about his future political ambitions, and so much more. It's all ahead on this open, honest, and straightforward edition of WTMJ Conversations!

Hat making is a lost art with only 15 master hat makers left in the United States, but three of them are right here in Milwaukee. Today on WTMJ Conversations, Kate McLaughlin from the McLaughlin & Hayes Hat Company talks with WTMJ's Libby Collins about the lost art of hat making, creating headpieces for stage and screen, being immortalized in the Kentucky Derby Museum, and so much more. It's all ahead on this fashionable edition of WTMJ Conversations!

When she was 18 years old, Sierra Andrews was in a car accident that left her without the use of her legs. Yesterday, she graduated from MSOE. Today, she joins WTMJ's Libby Collins to discuss the trials and tribulations of attending college in a wheelchair and her recently published children's book, Not Everyone Walks the Stage. It's all ahead on this edition of WTMJ Conversations!

When a police officer is involved in a critical incident, many people are affected, but we seldom hear about the toll it takes on the first responder involved in the incident. Today on WTMJ Conversations, Hartford Township Police Captain Adam Meyers sits down with WTMJ’s Libby Collins to share his story and his newest initiative, Stop the Threat – Stop the Stigma. It’s all ahead on this edition of WTMJ Conversations.

In 1854, a runaway slave named Joshua Glover made his way to the free state of Wisconsin.  He was pursued by slave hunters and abducted in the middle of the night in Racine, leading to a group of over 5,000 people from Milwaukee and Racine coming together free Joshua from his imprisonment. Today on WTMJ Conversations, filmmaker Michael Jahr tells WTMJ's Libby Collins the breathtaking story of Joshua's betrayal by a friend, the riot that destroyed the courthouse imprisoning him, and how Joshua Glover's story led to the formation of the Republican Party and the election of Abraham Lincoln. It's all ahead on this historic edition of WTMJ Conversations!

Growing up in Milwaukee, Luciano Rogers was inspired by movies like Indiana Jones, which gave him a desire to travel the world. Fast-forward to today, and he has achieved that dream and much more. He sits down with WTMJ's Libby Collins to discuss how he began his journey, his favorite moments at these awe-inspiring locations, and some insider advice for fellow world travelers.

Imagine growing up in the Alaskan wilderness as a member of the Tlingit tribe. Today on WTMJ Conversations, Dr. Paul Trebian, President & CEO of the International Institute of Wisconsin talks with WTMJ's Libby Collins about experiences that shaped the person he is today. Hear Paul talk about his experience running into a bear in the wild, a fishing story he'll never forget, the best advice his grandma gave him, and so much more. It's all ahead on this edition of WTMJ Conversations!