Lake Effect

Tuesday on Lake Effect : We look at how census taking has been impacted by COVID-19 and what it could mean for the accuracy of the 2020 Census. Then, we learn about St. Patrick’s Day and it’s celebrations, which have changed dramatically during this pandemic. We learn about a new rare coffee that has made its way to Milwaukee, plus learn a lesson about kindness from contributor Arno Michaelis. Guests: Katya Spear, Mayor’s Innovation Project co-managing director Dr. Margo Anderson, UW-Milwaukee

Monday on Lake Effect : In light of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we chat with a local doctor about prevention and care. Then, author Linda Sue Park talks about her book Prairie Lotus , which examines the western frontier experience through the eyes of a Chinese-American girl. Plus, an in-studio performance by singer-songwriter Juliana Hatfield. Guests: Dr. Carrie Peterson, assistant professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin in the Division of Colorectal Surgery Linda Sue Park, author,

This weekend on Lake Effect : We look at how the coronavirus is impacting the supply chain for businesses locally and internationally. Then, a veteran who served three tours in Afghanistan talks about why he believes the U.S. military should withdraw troops. Plus, as preparations are underway for the 2020 DNC in Milwaukee, we look at how hosting the convention could help Democrats win Wisconsin. Guests: Martin Staples, president, Staples Consulting Sam Rogers, coalitions director for Concerned

Friday on Lake Effect : We learn what Milwaukee-area colleges and universities are doing to address COVID-19. Then, should citizenship matter in this public health crisis? And on its 10th anniversary, we discuss the impact of the Affordable Care Act on U.S. health insurance. Guests: Emily Files, WUWM education reporter Richard Keller, historian of medicine and bioethics Philip Rocco, assistant professor of political science, Marquette University Alexandr Misko, guitarist

Thursday on Lake Effect : We look at how the coronavirus is impacting the supply chain for businesses locally and internationally. Then we learn how hosting the Democratic National Convention could help Democrats win Wisconsin according to historical trends. Plus we hear music from Milwaukee’s Hughes Family Band, who say their music style is the perfect fit for your favorite corner bar. Guests: Martin Staples, president, Staples Consulting Christopher Mann, Skidmore College political scientist

Wednesday on Lake Effect : In light of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we chat with a local doctor about prevention and care. Then, writer and psychotherapist, Lori Gottlieb, talks about her own experiences going to therapy in her new book, ‘Maybe You Should Talk to Someone.' And while singer-songwriter Juliana Hatfield is commonly known for her influence in the indie music scene, her recent project takes a deep dive into The Police . Guests: Dr. Carrie Peterson, Medical College of Wisconsin

Tuesday on Lake Effect : The economic domino effect of COVID-19, from the stock market to oil prices. Then, a veteran who served three tours in Afghanistan talks about why he believes the U.S. military should withdraw troops. And two local dairy farmers talk about the crises facing their industry and their heritage, here in Wisconsin. Guests: Stephen Cole, assistant professor of economics at Marquette University Sam Rogers, coalitions director for Concerned Veterans for America - Wisconsin Cheri

Monday on Lake Effect : Lake Effect heads to the Cabot Theatre, one of the stages in the Broadway Theatre Center, located in the heart & soul of Milwaukee’s Third Ward. First, we speak with Imagine MKE’s David Lee about how the arts have helped shape this part of town, and the rest of Milwaukee. Then, Milwaukee Ballet’s Michael Pink tells us why the Ballet and its school made the move to the 3rd Ward, investing in a brand new building on the district’s southern end. Later, David Cecsarini of

This weekend on Lake Effect : The executive director of the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee reflects on the recent mass shooting at Molson Coors. Bubbler Talk explores what is being done locally to prepare for the coronavirus. Then former Obama-aide, Daniel Pffiffer, talks about his book Un-Trumping America and what he sees as the path to restoring democracy in the U.S. Plus dog musher Blair Braverman talkabout about what it's like to race in teh Iditarod. Guests: Pardeep Singh Kaleka

Friday on Lake Effect : We say goodbye to Bonnie North by revisiting three of her favorite segments from over the years. We start with a look back at the Rwandan genocide, what the world has learned from it, and the justice that came afterwards. Then, there was a lot that divided people during the Vietnam War, but we look at the one thing that united people: music. And Irish guitar virtuoso Shane Hennessy visits the Lake Effect performance studio. Guest: Carine Kaneza Nantulya, Africa Advocacy