Today on Lake Effect, we learn how a local organization is working to make Milwaukee a place where Hispanic and Latine people can thrive. We also learn about Latino Conservation Week. Then, we tell you about a new book called Kodachrome Milwaukee filled with images of Milwaukee taken throughout the mid-1900s. We tell you about a four day music festival in Appleton called the Mile of Music. Plus, Bubbler Talk explores the many colors of Lake Michigan.
Guests:
- Nancy Hernandez, president of the Hispanic Collaborative
- Cristina Carvajal, founder & executive director of Wisconsin EcoLatinos
- Adam Levin, local historian & author of the book Kodachrome Milwaukee
- Kim Willem, events, promotion &social media manager for the Mile of Music; Anne Sayers, tourism secretary for Travel Wisconsin
