Lake Effect

Thursday on Lake Effect : Milwaukee Magazine’s annual “Best of Milwaukee” issue features some of the city’s most cherished icons and institutions. Then, cellist Robert Cohen steps out of his musical comfort zone and discovers how difficult it is to play Irish traditional music. We look at how reinvigorating an ecosystem can also be tasty and singer-songwriter Caley Conway explains how playing with a band changes her performances. Guests: Chris Drosner, executive editor, Milwaukee Magazine Robert

Wednesday on Lake Effect : Ahead of the 21st annual Short Film Festival this weekend, we speak with local entertainment attorney Robert Arthur about the legal issues independent filmmakers need to consider. Then, we visit the Baumgartner Center for Dance, Milwaukee Ballet’s new home in the Third Ward. And we talk with Midwest-native Susan Welch ahead of her Boswell Book Company launch of her debut novel, A Thread So Fine . Guests: Ross Bigley, founder, Milwaukee Short Film Festival; Robert

Tuesday on Lake Effect : Japan's Chicago-based consul general Naoki Ito talks about trade between Wisconsin and Japan. Then, we learn about some of the community events happening this month in Milwaukee. Later, a study looks at the disparity between home and workplace segregation in U.S. cities. Plus, as we celebrate the Packers’ 100th season, we look back at some of the team’s most significant moments. Guests: Naoki Ito, consul general of Japan in Chicago Adam Carr, deputy editor for community

This weekend on Lake Effect : A look at how Bayshore Town Center in Glendale’s evolution reflects consumers’ shopping habits. Then, automotive contributor Mark Savage explains why the classic sedan is becoming more popular. Bubbler Talk visits some fallout shelters, and we have this month's Milwaukee Music Roundup with Milwaukee Record’s Matt Wild. Guests: Tom Daykin, reporter, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Mark Savage and Dan Harmon, automotive contributors Bubbler Talk Matt Wild, co-founder,

Thursday on Lake Effect : Wisconsin has more than 3,000 local governments. We look at the history of these governments and how consolidation could impact local communities. Then, a futurist sums up how we should prepare for what's to come. And a conversation with Wisconsin's oldest legislator, 92-year-old Senator Fred Risser, and Wisconsin's youngest legislator, 20-year-old Representative Kalan Haywood. Guests: Jason Stein and Ari Brown, Wisconsin Policy Forum Jack Uldrich, writer and lecturer

Wednesday on Lake Effect : Emilio De Torre from the ACLU of Wisconsin explains how to ensure your rights are protected when dealing with law enforcement. Later, we learn about body-based treatments for PTSD. And automotive contributor Mark Savage explains why the classic sedan is becoming more popular. Guests: Emilio De Torre, ACLU of Wisconsin Josh Delahan, instructor of Psychology and Ethics, Waukesha County Technical College Dan Harmon & Mark Savage, Lake Effect automotive contributors

Tuesday on Lake Effect : Imagine MKE is the latest attempt to create an arts, culture, and business hub in Milwaukee. We talk with board chair Katie Heil and executive director David Lee. Then, our How Did You Do That? podcast on entrepreneurship and innovation talks with Craig Culver, the founder of Culver's. Plus, 111 Places in Milwaukee That You Must Not Miss offers up some unusual destinations to visit in the area. Guests: Katie Heil and David Lee, Imagine MKE How Did You Do That? podcast

Monday on Lake Effect : A look at how Bayshore Town Center in Glendale’s evolution reflects consumers’ shopping habits. Then, essayist Tom Matthews considers the wage disparity between CEOs and their workers. Our wine contributor explains why some new labor laws in California will cause higher prices for a bottle of wine. Plus, we learn about "The 730 Project" and its current feature, "Winter Layup." Guests: Tom Daykin, reporter, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Tom Matthews, Lake Effect essayist Ray

This weekend on Lake Effect : The last JobLines bus route ends service into Waukesha County on Saturday. We take a look at why the JobLines were created, why they’re ending, and what the future holds for mass transit in the area. We hear about the historical challenges our public transit has faced when trying to connect different counties. We speak to people who depend on the JobLines to get to and from work, hear from a Waukesha County supervisor on why he thinks the JobLines didn’t work. And

Thursday on Lake Effect : We wrap up our series on the end of the JobLines, with a look at some solutions for the transit issues facing the Milwaukee-area. Then, our astronomy contributor debunks the claim that the full moon has any effect on people. Radio Chipstone wraps up with a look at how objects have been used to pigeonhole people. Plus, our Fit For You series visits The Womb Room, a place that goes beyond pre and postnatal yoga. Guests: Kevin Muhs, executive director, Southeastern