Monday on Lake Effect: Waukesha & Great Lakes Water, 'The Art of Illumination,' On That Note

Monday on Lake Effect:

Today on the show, why the pending decision on Waukesha and Great Lakes water has national significance. Cellist Robert Cohen reflects on a concerto written in his honor, plus a couple of interviews with historical significance. And we’ll learn about the real life friendship between Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass as told by a Madison writer.

Guests:

• Jenny Kehl, Center for Water Policy; Susan Bence, WUWM
• Molly Dubin, Jewish Museum Milwaukee
• Robert Cohen, On That Note contributor
• Dean Robbins, author

Segments:

• Water Policy Expert Anticipates Canada Will Block Waukesha’s Great Lakes Application
• Jewish Museum Milwaukee Features Propaganda Art by Arthur Szyk
• On That Note: Performing for the Composer
• Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Sit Down for Tea in New Children's Book