Port Washington, Wisconsin
Along the shores of Lake Michigan, Port Washington blends maritime history, local craftsmanship, and small town community, as John McGivern explores the people and businesses that give the city its character.
Walkers Point, Milwaukee
Walker’s Point in Milwaukee is a historic neighborhood where industrial roots and cultural diversity shape a vibrant community explored by John McGivern, highlighting its evolution into a hub for food, small businesses, and Latino heritage.
Eagle River, Wisconsin
Eagle River, Wisconsin in Vilas County is defined by 28 connected lakes, snowmobiling culture, and year-round Northwoods traditions explored by John McGivern.
West Coast, Wisconsin
West Coast of Wisconsin traces five Mississippi River towns—Pepin, Stockholm, Nelson, Maiden Rock, and Bay City—where agriculture, small businesses, and river culture shape daily life. Along the Great River Road, the region connects local food, history, and evolving traditions, from farming and winemaking to art, environmental stewardship, and life along Lake Pepin.
Greendale, Wisconsin
Greendale, Wisconsin, is a nationally recognized historic village near Milwaukee, where New Deal planning, walkable design, local businesses, and a strong arts community continue to shape daily life.
