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We learn about a new social work program at Alverno College. We explore the struggles Black Americans have had accessing the G.I. Bill benefits. We hear from Milwaukee historian John Gurda about his experience homesteading. Plus, Bubbler Talk explores the history of Mitchell Street businesses.

In a special Pride Month edition of the show, we break down why LGBTQ people are more likely to be incarcerated. Then, we look at some of the health care needs for LGBTQ people and the barriers to accessing care. We hear from two LGBTQ farmers. Plus, learn about the Progress Pride flag.

One year out from the decision, today on Lake Effect we’re looking at the impact overturning Roe vs. Wade has had in Wisconsin.

We look at the push to ban TikTok. We speak with a local embryologist who recently retired. We look at the parks Fredrick Law Olmsted designed in Milwaukee. We look at the origin story of the Experimental Aircraft Association in Wisconsin and bring you Bubbler Talk.

We look at the case involving Chrystul Kizer who is imprisoned for killing her abuser. We speak with the author of the book “Owner of a Lonely Heart.” We learn about an art installation at the Lynden Sculpture Garden. Plus, hear music from Rhett Miller in the latest episode of Live at Lake Effect.

We learn how redesigning streets could improve road safety in Milwaukee. Capitol Notes looks at the impact of Milwaukee's sales tax increase. We learn about plans for the Wisconsin Historical Society’s new history center. Plus, we tell you about the Rare Books Room at the Central Library in our Book of the Month series.

We tell you about the Milwaukee Community Land Trust. We learn how the Milwaukee Public Library system is doing. We visit a new passage being created to help fish move upstream in the Milwaukee River. Plus, we tell you about the first Black female cantor from Milwaukee.

We explore advances in artificial intelligence and the potential benefits and drawbacks. Then, we look at a new redistricting lawsuit in front of the state supreme court. We tell you about "The Meeting", a play in this year’s Milwaukee Black Theatre Festival. Plus, learn about the work that's done at the National Weather Service in Sullivan, Wisconsin.

We hear from Milwaukee hip hop and rap artists as they celebrate 50 years of the art form. Then, we learn about Milwaukee’s largest hip hop collection. Plus, hear music from Milwaukee’s own sister duo REYNA in the latest episode of Live at Lake Effect.

We examine the police-community relationship in Kenosha. We speak with voters as many eyes fall on Wisconsin for the first Republican primary debate. We speak with a local anti-war advocate. Plus, explore some of Wisconsin’s caves.