Tuesday on Lake Effect: International Election Coverage, 'French Rhapsody,' Precious Lives

Tuesday on Lake Effect: 

We get an outside view of this year's U.S. election cycle, with  journalists from Serbia and Tanzania. French author Antoine Laurain's latest novel French Rhapsody weaves together a story of lost youth and competing political candidates, including one resembling a man on the ballot in the U.S. Musician Sarah Aroeste explains why she writes and performs in the endangered language of Ladino. And we’ll have the latest episode of Precious Lives.

Guests: 

• Leah Mushi, online editor, Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation
• Nikola Kocovic, journalist, Radio Sto Plus; Ana Krstic, journalist, City Radio
• Antoine Laurain, author, French Rhapsody
• Sarah Aroeste, Ladino singer-songwriter
• Precious Lives, series

Segments:

• International Perspectives: Tanzanian and Serbian Journalists Weigh in on U.S. Election
• Americans Rhapsodize Over a New French Novel
• Preserving the Endangered Ladino Culture Through Music
• #095 Precious Lives: Checking In With Carlton Dewindt, More Than A Year After Losing His Friend