Today on Lake Effect, we look at the history of native people in what we now call Milwaukee. Then, learn about Milwaukee’s Vivent Health and its new approach to caring for people with HIV. We hear from a filmmaker who documented the women of Standing Rock who are working to protect their land and water. Plus, learn about the history of supper clubs and how they became so common in Wisconsin.
Guests:
- Antonio Doxtator, co-published American Indians in Milwaukee and authored Warrior Spirit: 7 Generations of an Onieda Indian Family
- Mike Gifford, president and CEO of Vivent Health
- Shannon Kring, director of End of the Line
- Ron Faiola, author of The Wisconsin Supper Clubs Story
