Friday on Lake Effect:
Marquette announces plans to break ground on a new athletic research facility downtown. President Mike Lovell hopes it becomes an international hub. Then, film contributor Duane Dudek says that unfortunately, the Academy Awards have a long history of ignoring non-white actors. We’ll learn about the real life friendship between Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass as told by Madison children’s book author Dean Robbins. And we’ll have an in-studio performance from Wisconsin’s own Horseshoes and Hand Grenades.
Guests:
- Mike Lovell, Marquette University
- Duane Dudek, film critic
- Dean Robbins, author
- Horseshoes & Hand Grenades, band
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