Lake Effect

This weekend on Lake Effect : A look at how vaccinations work and how these life-saving medicines have become victims of their own success. Then, a chat with the painter Marc Chagall’s granddaughter about his circus works currently on view in Milwaukee. And how the Vietnam War was represented in film, plus the latest episode of Bubbler Talk . Guests: Dr. Joyce Sanchez, professor, Medical College of Wisconsin Bella Meyer, granddaughter of artist Marc Chagall; Spike Barkin, son of Milwaukee's

Friday on Lake Effect : The Wisconsin Policy Forum’s new online MuniTool allows people to analyze government spending in Wisconsin. Then, as Milwaukee officially adopts a green infrastructure plan, we find out some of the ways the city is adapting our urban environment. And how a kid from West Bend became one of the voices of the wild world of Bicycle Motocross. Guests: Jason Stein and Ari Brown, Wisconsin Policy Forum Kurt Sprangers and Sara Gantt, Milwaukee's Department of Public Works; Erick

Thursday on Lake Effect : A look at the USDA’s proposed changes to the federal nutrition program known as SNAP, and what it could mean for families in Wisconsin. Then, how the 1968 John Wayne film The Green Berets highlights the rift in the United States over Vietnam. Radio Chipstone tastes a bit of history and we explore the unique history of cats, how they ended up in our homes, and the paths they took to get there. Guests: Sherrie Tussler, executive director, Hunger Task Force Dave Luhrssen,

Wednesday on Lake Effect : Pardeep Singh Kaleka talks about his new role as the executive director of the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee. Then, a look at the deals that allow companies to put their names on public spaces, like Miller Park and Fiserv Forum. Plus, how using the humanities, especially film, in medical training makes for better doctors. Guests: Pardeep Singh Kaleka, executive director, Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee Larry Sandler, writer Maren Monsen,

Tuesday on Lake Effect : A look at how vaccinations work and how these life-saving medicines have become victims of their own success. Then, the latest episode of our How Did You Do That? podcast on entrepreneurship and innovation. And the Milwaukee Area Artists' Network celebrates receiving a gift of $3 million. Guests: Dr. Joyce Sanchez, professor, Medical College of Wisconsin How Did You Do That? podcast Pamela Anderson and Mal Montoya, Milwaukee Artists Resource Network (MARN)

Monday on Lake Effect : We address innovation and diversity in the engineering fields with Marquette University’s Opus Dean of Engineering, Dr. Kristina Ropella. We learn about Milwaukee’s Newhall House fire — one of the deadliest hotel fires in U.S. history. Plus, a documentary showing at the EAA tells the story of Milwaukee war hero Lance Sijan, but the film is about more than just the tragic end to his life. Guests: Dr. Kristina Ropella, Marquette University School of Engineering Matthew

This weekend on Lake Effect : We explore Camp Reunite, a program that gives kids with incarcerated mothers an opportunity for family bonding. Then, we hear from the new president and CEO of the Milwaukee Public Museum. Bubbler Talk explores the boat house on Milwaukee’s East Side. Plus, we visit Milwaukee artist Madeline Glaspey’s new art gallery and teaching space in Cudahy - Find Your Light. Guests: Allison Dikanovic, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service Dr. Ellen Censky, president and CEO of

Friday on Lake Effect : Milwaukee’s inaugural Dance Fest this weekend features a diverse group of local and national dance companies. We chat with comedian Paul Reiser as he prepares to bring his stand up routine to the city, And a look at the technology that created Disney’s new Lion King film, which is both brand new and invisible. Guests: Ferne Caulker, founder and executive director, Ko-Thi Dance Company; Troy Powell, artistic director, Ailey II Dance Company; Beth Ridley, director of member

Thursday on Lake Effect : As anti-abortion demonstrations and abortion access counter demonstrations continue in Milwaukee, we speak with two women who represent both sides of the issue. Then, astronomer Jean Creighton talks about the many companies that made the moon landing mission possible. And we remember South African musician and activist Johnny Clegg, who died earlier this week. Guests: Lizz Winstead, political satirist and the founder of Abortion Access Front Heather Weininger, executive

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. Then, South African novelist Bianaca Marais talks about her new novel, If You Want to Make God Laugh. Plus, how librarians are playing a role in helping people with Alzheimer’s, and their caregivers. Guests: Emilio De Torre, direct of community engagement, ACLU of Wisconsin Bianca Marais, author, If You Want to Make God Laugh Jennifer Harders,