Lake Effect

Tuesday on Lake Effect : We hear from some of the organizers of the ongoing protests in Milwaukee and why they plan to keep marching. Then, the Milwaukee Public Library gives us a list of book recommendations for adults and kids to learn more about racism. Plus, we look at research that shows that even though parents say they want diverse schools, they often don’t make it a priority. Guests: Khalil Coleman, protest organizer; Mariah Smith, protest organizer; Destiny Monae, protest organizer

Monday on Lake Effect : We learn about the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. Then, our Fit For You segment explores why you may be having trouble sleeping or experiencing odd dreams during quarantine. Plus, we learn how Gothic Milwaukee’s historical ghost tours are managing during the pandemic and how previous pandemics led to some of their own ghostly tales. Plus, an essay that pays tribute to comedy legends Jerry Stiller and Fred Willard.

This weekend on Lake Effect : We speak with Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes about how the state can move toward racial equity. We learn about Juneteenth Day, and have the latest edition of Bubbler Talk . Then, a new report looks at the gender wage gap in Milwaukee County - which is closing, but persists. Plus, how the Milwaukee Public Museum is adapting to a virtual experience due to the coronavirus pandemic. Guests: Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes Teran Powell, WUWM race & ethnicity

Thursday on Lake Effect : A child and family therapist gives tips on how to talk to kids about racism. Then, we learn why people aren’t just frustrated about racial justice and look at the many things factoring into social unrest. Plus, this year’s river cleanup had to be canceled, but we hear how people are continuing to do their part. Guests: Lakiesha Russell, child and family therapist at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Jeffrey Winters, professor of political science and director of the

Wednesday on Lake Effect : We speak with a child psychologist about how best to talk to your kids about the coronavirus pandemic and quarantine. Then, a new report looks at the gender wage gap in Milwaukee County. A young poet makes a statement about racial justice through her writing. Plus, a poem about privilege. Guests: Dr. Maggie Altschaefl, psychologist at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Community Services Betsy Mueller, researcher at the Wisconsin Policy Forum; Joe Peterangelo, senior

Tuesday on Lake Effect : We speak with Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes about how the state can move toward racial equity. Then, we look at the history of Milwaukee protests and how current movements can learn from our past. Plus, how the Milwaukee Public Museum is adapting to a virtual experience due to the coronavirus pandemic. Guests: Mandela Barnes, lieutenant governor of Wisconsin John Gurda, historian Jenni Tetzlaff, Milwaukee Public Museum director of integrated marketing

Monday on Lake Effect : We examine added barriers to abortion in Wisconsin during the coronavirus, despite telehealth being encouraged in health care. Then, we learn about what rights journalists have while covering protests. Plus, RuPaul’s Drag Race winner and Milwaukee-native Jaida Essence Hall talks about the city’s drag community and working through the pandemic. Guests: Dr. Jenny Higgins, UW-Madison professor in Gender and Women's Studies and Obstetrics and Gynecology; Barbara Alvarez, Ph.D

This weekend on Lake Effect : We speak with Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett about the recent protests. We learn how marching and the use of tear gas against protesters could increase the spread of coronavirus and how protesters can stay safe. Bubbler Talk examines deaths in nursing homes due to COVID-19 outbreaks, plus we speak to a local photographer about what it's like to capture the ongoing protests in Milwaukee. Guests: Tom Barrett, Mayor of Milwaukee Dr. Laura Cassidy, research director for

Thursday on Lake Effect : Mayor Tom Barrett discusses the protests, the on-going pandemic, and the future of the DNC in Milwaukee. Plus, our Listen MKE series highlights the goals of protesters in Milwaukee and information for those who want to get involved. Guests: Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett Markasa Tucker, African American Roundtable; Pastor Walter Lanier, Progressive Baptist Church

Wednesday on Lake Effect : We hear what young activists are requesting from the state to be more accountable for racial justice. Plus, two filmmakers speak about how film can be one of the best tools to help create understanding around the issues surrounding protests and anti-racist efforts worldwide. And we look back on the fair housing marches in Milwaukee and the parallels to the protests happening today. Guests: Darrol Gibson, managing director of LIT “Leaders Igniting Transformation” Yoruba