Thursday on Lake Effect:
A look at why the things that make outsider political candidates appealing to voters may actually make them less effective executives. Then, a Wisconsin scientist discusses what we can learn from studying how the state of Michigan weighed protecting wolves and protecting livestock. Later, how kids and electronic devices can be a troubling combination, particularly when those devices are used at night. And the creator of the show Bronx Gothic explores the universal experiences of growing up as a girl.
Guests:
- Julia Azari, associate professor and assistant chair, Department of Political Science at Marquette University
- Adrian Treves, professor of environmental studies, UW-Madison
- Melissa Westendorf, co-author, Unplug: Raising Kids in a Technology Addicted World
- Okwui Okpokwasili, creator, Bronx Gothic