Journal Sentinel Hosts Q&A Event with Milwaukee Brewers Beat Reporters
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is inviting readers to attend its upcoming 'Inside the Journal Sentinel' event on July 23, featuring a panel of reporters who cover the Milwaukee Brewers. The event will take place at Indeed Brewing Company in Milwaukee’s Walker’s Point neighborhood from 5 to 7 p.m. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet and ask questions to beat reporters Todd Rosiak and Curt Hogg, who will discuss the team's performance during the first half of the season and preview storylines for the second half following the All-Star break. They will be joined by columnist Kristin Brey and reporter JR Radcliffe, host of the 'Milwaukee Brewers Microbrew' podcast. The session aims to blend serious baseball analysis with personal insights, continuing a tradition established in previous seasons where reporters shared both professional experiences and lighter moments from covering the team. Free tickets are available but limited, encouraging early registration. This community engagement initiative allows fans to interact directly with the journalists responsible for local Major League Baseball coverage, fostering a deeper connection between the newsroom and its readership while celebrating the city's passionate baseball culture.
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Journal Sentinel Hosts Q&A Event with Milwaukee Brewers Beat Reporters
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is inviting readers to attend its upcoming 'Inside the Journal Sentinel' event on July 23, featuring a panel of reporters who cover the Milwaukee Brewers. The event will take place at Indeed Brewing Company in Milwaukee’s Walker’s Point neighborhood from 5 to 7 p.m. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet and ask questions to beat reporters Todd Rosiak and Curt Hogg, who will discuss the team's performance during the first half of the season and preview storylines for the second half following the All-Star break. They will be joined by columnist Kristin Brey and reporter JR Radcliffe, host of the 'Milwaukee Brewers Microbrew' podcast. The session aims to blend serious baseball analysis with personal insights, continuing a tradition established in previous seasons where reporters shared both professional experiences and lighter moments from covering the team. Free tickets are available but limited, encouraging early registration. This community engagement initiative allows fans to interact directly with the journalists responsible for local Major League Baseball coverage, fostering a deeper connection between the newsroom and its readership while celebrating the city's passionate baseball culture.
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