Lake Effect

Monday on Lake Effect : A look at a new report which says DNR employees were pressured to approve a controversial golf course in Kohler. Then, we remember pioneering sociologist Devah Page, who did groundbreaking work in Milwaukee. Later, we explore how Germans were treated in Milwaukee during the World Wars. Plus, writer and psychiatrist Daniel Mason talks about his latest novel The Winter Soldier. Guests: Sarah Whites-Koditschek, Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism Devah Pager,

This weekend on Lake Effect : The curator of a museum of Polish-Jewish history talks about the fundamental difference between patriotism and nationalism . Astronomy contributor Jean Creighton shares the story of constellations and Radio Chipstone features artists with disabilities who sell their work as a way to generate income and foster independence. Plus, we have the latest in our storytelling series, Ex Fabula. Guests: Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett, chief curator for the POLIN Museum of the

Friday on Lake Effect : A former diplomat makes the case for the ongoing importance of the United Nations. Then, a local group discusses their goal of improving the employment outlook for Milwaukeeans with autism spectrum disorders. Later, the author of The Design of Childhood explains how she believes design impacts children and the adults they become. Plus, Bubbler Talk answers a question about Milwaukee's hockey destiny. Guests: Sheba Crocker, vice president for Humanitarian Program Policy,

Thursday on Lake Effect : In an all-music show for today, we find out how a South Dakota and an Arkansas native came together to form a group called Carolina Story. We feature an in studio performance by Canada’s Shreem - a unique mix of fiddle tunes, hip hop, house, and beats. Plus Michigan native Lindsay Lou and her band forge into almost uncharted territory, marrying two sounds that aren’t usually associated: bluegrass and soul. Guests: Ben and Emily Roberts, Carolina Story Jay Andrews,

Wednesday on Lake Effect : November’s midterm elections changed the balance of power here in Wisconsin. Tony Evers was elected the Governor of Wisconsin, unseating two-term Republican Scott Walker in a neck-and-neck race. Tammy Baldwin sweeped the U.S. Senate race, Republican Bryan Steil won Pual Ryan's Wisconsin Congressional seat, and Republican U.S. Rep. incumbent Glenn Grothman retained what was called the most competitive seat in Wisconsin's 6th Congressional District. To conclude the

Tuesday on Lake Effect : A look at Wisconsin's rising prison population and the effect it could have on the state budget. Then, Milwaukee documentarian Chip Duncan discusses his latest film, an ambitious effort to capture the experience of first-year medical students in a gross anatomy course. Later, a preview of UWM Theatre's production of Shakespeare's Cymbeline and a conversation with cellist Robert Cohen. Guests: David Callender, Wisconsin Policy Forum Chip Duncan, filmmaker, The First

Monday on Lake Effect : A look back at the final Wisconsin gubernatorial debate, originally recorded Oct. 26 at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Democrat Tony Evers and Republican Scott Walker have been neck and neck in the polls, leading up to the midterm elections tomorrow. The debate is moderated by Lake Effect's Mitch Teich, along with Charles Benson and Shannon Sims of Today's TMJ4 .

This weekend on Lake Effect : A symposium on the relationship between art and criminal justice reform takes place in Milwaukee this weekend. Keynote speaker, Christian Viveros-Fauné, discusses how art and social issues inform each other. Then, director, writer, and comedian Judd Apatow reflects on the challenges of returning to stand up. Later, writer Ian O’Connor talks about his new book on football coach Bill Belichick. Plus, the latest in our storytelling series, Ex Fabula . Guests: Christian

Friday on Lake Effect : An exhibit at the Jewish Museum Milwaukee explores the life-altering impacts of the Communist blacklists and how it transformed Hollywood. Then, a look at the "San Quentin Project," on exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Wisconsin novelist Amy Reichert discusses her latest novel, a generational tale featuring a woman, her aging mother, and rebellious daughter. Plus, the latest edition of Bubbler Talk . Guests: Ellie Gettinger, education director, Jewish Museum Milwaukee

Thursday on Lake Effect : The national editor of PolitiFact discusses the challenges of fact-checking in 2018. Later, the curator of a museum of Polish-Jewish history talks about the fundamental difference between patriotism and nationalism. Plus, author Jim Mustich explores some transformative literature in his book 1,000 Books To Read Before You Die. Guests: Angie Holan, editor, PolitiFact Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett, chief curator, POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews Avi Lank, Lake