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Andy Tarnoff

Milwaukee
As seen in: WISN-TV (Milwaukee, WI), OnMilwaukee, The Autopian
Founder @OnMilwaukee. Podcaster. Digital media bon vivant/entrepreneur. Coffee achiever, pot stirrer. Prone to hyperbole. Twitter used to be cool.
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Breathe, stretch, sound bathe and even scream with MKE Yoga Social

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By Molly Snyder Verified, Andy Tarnoff
| OnMilwaukee Verified
MKE Yoga Social invites the community to move, breathe, release, connect and experience Milwaukee's lakefront in a whole new way with two unique summer series. SCREAM + BREATHE at the Beach is a guided breathwork and vocal release experience. Full Moon Yoga + Sound Bath on the Beach is an evening of movement, sound and community timed around the summer full moons. Both series take place in Bay View Park Beach, 3120 S. Lake Dr., and are offered on a Pay What You Can basis.
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High Stakes by Bartolotta seeks opening team for new restaurant

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By Lori Fredrich Verified, Andy Tarnoff
| OnMilwaukee Verified
One of Milwaukee’s most anticipated restaurant openings is officially building its team. The Bartolotta Restaurants has announced hiring for its newest concept, High Stakes by Bartolotta, a European-inspired steakhouse slated to open in late summer 2026 in Downtown Milwaukee. The new venue promises more than dinner service.
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"The Life We Leave" documentary shares third option to burial and cremation

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By Molly Snyder Verified, Andy Tarnoff
| OnMilwaukee Verified
Washington state became the first in the world to legalize human composting, and inspired entrepreneur Micah Truman to build Return Home, the first large-scale terramation facility. However, the conventional deathcare industry pushed back, and he was forced to evolve — learning that true success lies in balancing innovation with compassion.
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