To find out what's really going on in a city, to learn how poverty and the law intersect, spend a day in Milwaukee municipal court. James Gramling served as a municipal court judge for more than 20 years; he retired this past spring... In this interview that first aired in May, Jane Hampden talks with Judge Gramling.
In 1941, a 15 year old girl named Lois Ireland from Waunakee, Wisconsin became the poster child for a new state wide initiative called the Rural Art Project. But Lois and her art fell through the cracks of Wisconsin art history - until now. Bonnie North talks with 79-year old Lois Ireland Zwettler and curator Michael Hall about Lois' first retrospective, currently showing at the Museum of Wisconsin Art in West Bend.
Lake Effect contributor Bob Greenstreet is the Dean of UWM's School of Architecture and Urban Planning. He's also the Architect and Planner for the City of Milwaukee. In the first of our monthly segments that examine the architectural landscape of Milwaukee, Greenstreet tells Dan Harmon how well he thinks of Milwaukee's designs stack up.
Sara Prince talks with Olympic figure skating coach Frank Carroll. His former students include Michelle Kwan, Timothy Goebel and Christopher Bowman. Last year's national champion, Evan Lysacek, is a current student. Carroll was in West Allis last week teaching a master class for area skaters at the Pettit Center.
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