Monday on Lake Effect: South Korean Adoptions, Harley Davidson Museum, 78 RPM Records

Monday on Lake Effect:

A woman who grew up in the Milwaukee area returns to the country of her birth – South Korea – to fight to reduce the number of international adoptions. Later, an exhibit at the Harley Davidson Museum celebrates the artistic side of motorcycle parts. And why a search for the world’s rarest 78 RPM records included a scuba dive into the Milwaukee River.

Guests:

• Laura Klunder, Adoptee Solidarity Korea
• David Kreidler, Harley Davidson Museum
• Amanda Petrusich, author, Do Not Sell At Any Price​

Segments:

• Korean Adoptee Leaves Wisconsin Behind to Fight for Change in Her Native Country
• New Harley Davidson Photography Exhibit Celebrates The Art of the Part
• New York Writer Takes Us Back To The Heyday Of 78 RPM Records