Wednesday on Lake Effect: Breaking Gender Barriers, 'The Memory Palace,' and 'The Girl I Used to Be'

Wednesday on Lake Effect:

Kathrine Switzer recounts the story of her first Boston Marathon 49 years ago, when officials tried to drag her off the course. Then, Podcaster and former radio producer Nate DiMeo weighs the differences between his two worlds, and author April Henry discusses writing young adult mystery books. Plus our wine contributor says everything is coming up rosé this season.

Guests:

• Kathrine Switzer, first woman to compete in the Boston Marathon & running activist
• Nate DiMeo, “The Memory Palace” podcast
• April Henry, author
• Ray Fister, wine contributor

Segments:

• Marathoner Kathrine Switzer Encourages All Women to Be 'Fearless,' One Step at a Time
• 'The Memory Palace' Heads to Milwaukee for Live Taping
• Author April Henry on Writing for Teens and 'The Girl I Used to Be'
• Everything is Coming Up Rosé