Today on Lake Effect, we hear how Milwaukee’s Chairman of the Republican party is trying to sway voters in a Democratic stronghold. We speak with someone from the National Museum of African American Music about Black Music Month. Wandering Wisconsin recognizes June Dairy Month and helps you plan a trip that’ll grow your knowledge about the state’s agriculture. We learn about quilt barns. Plus, we speak with the director of “Richland,” a film that explores what remains of a small town built for the Manhattan Project.
Guests:
- Hilario Deleon, Chairman of the Republican Party of Milwaukee
- Noelle Taylor, director of Education & Exhibitions at the National Museum of African American Music
- Patty Lehn, executive director of the Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center; Amanda Weibel, communications officer for Travel Wisconsin
- Caitlyn Curtis, assistant professor of geography and anthropology at UW-Parkside; Laura Mason, creative services director at UW-Parkside; Kathy Wilson, executive director of the Racine Arts Council
- Irene Lusztig , director of the film “Richland”
