Monday on Lake Effect: Great Lakes Water Use, On That Note, and Architect Tom Kubala

Monday on Lake Effect:

Today on the show, a water policy expert analyzes the Waukesha Great Lakes water application process. Later, an English writer adapts a point from HG Wells to describe why it’s so important to make creativity a bigger part of education. Then, Lake Effect’s two monthly music segments, On That Note and the Monthly Beatdown. And artist and architect Tom Kubala explains why designing a building is like starting with a blank canvas.

Guests:

• Peter Annin, Center for Freshwater Innovation at Northland College; Susan Bence, WUWM environmental reporter
• Sir Ken Robinson, author; Rachel Morello, WUWM education reporter
• Robert Cohen, On That Note
• Tom Kubala, Kubala Washatko Architects
• John Sieger, Monthly Beatdown

Segments: 

• Is Lake Michigan Water Already Seeping into Waukesha Water?
• Teaching Creative Skills Is Just As Important As Reading, Math
• On That Note: Finding Love and Humanity in Music
• Architecture Meets Water Colors with Artist Tom Kubala
• The Monthly Beatdown with John Sieger: 'I'm A Big Boy Now'