JESSE BOOKER: FACE OF RAPCINE

Jesse Booker’s journey is a powerful example of how positivity, authenticity, and community involvement can create lasting impact. Known as the “Golden Voice of Racine,” Jesse grew up as an only child, naturally drawn to building genuine relationships across diverse groups, a trait that continues to shape his personal and professional life.

After serving in the military to fund his education, Jesse attended UW Oshkosh to study radio, TV, and film. Though he faced academic setbacks, his leadership, connection-building, and life experience proved invaluable, forming a network that still supports him today.

Deeply committed to Racine, Jesse launched “Rapcine” to promote local artists, which evolved into a platform for uplifting community events. He also co-founded “Santa Does Exist,” a holiday initiative helping hundreds of families each year.

In this episode, Jesse shares stories of growth, service, and resilience. Whether hosting events, leading charitable efforts, or showing up as a father and friend, Jesse’s energy and heart reflect a life dedicated to uplifting others.