Tuesday on Lake Effect: Lessons from Psychology, The Concert for Peace and Precious Lives

Tuesday on Lake Effect:

A Milwaukee psychologist shares the lessons he’s learned from working with diverse groups of people. Later, Mark Johnson was a leader in the United Way for 20 years, until he quit to become a cop. He shares his story. Then, a sense of optimism surrounds a remarkable musical event this week in Milwaukee called The Concert for Peace. And on Precious Lives, we’ll learn about a restorative justice practice called circle keeping.

Guests:

• Ramel Smith, BLAQUESMITH Psychological Consultative Services
• Mark Johnson, author and former police officer
• Jody Hirsh, The Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center
• Precious Lives, series

Segments:

• 'An Emotional Blacksmith': Psychologist Dr. Ramel Smith
• From Non-Profit Executive to Rookie Cop: Mark Johnson Tells His 'Apprehensions and Convictions'
• Jewish and Arab Musicians Unite in a 'Concert for Peace'
• #064 Precious Lives: A Classroom Tool For Healing Empowers Students to Help Others