Wednesday on Lake Effect: Learning From Detroit, North Korea Nuclear Test, 'Cinnamon Girl'

Wednesday on Lake Effect:

As Detroit begins its turnaround, we look at what Milwaukee can learn from the city’s effort to reinvent itself. Later, our foreign policy contributor explains why North Korea’s nuclear weapon testing is just the tip of the iceberg. Then, writer Lawrence Kessenich re-examines the late ‘60s for his novel Cinnamon Girl, and concludes there’s still some unfinished business. Plus, we catch with musician Peter Mulvey as he prepares to hit the road… on two wheels.

Guests:

• James Feagin, Detroit Economic Growth Corporation; Carl Nilssen, Riverworks Business Improvement District
• Art Cyr, Lake Effect contributor
• Lawrence Kessenich, author, Cinnamon Girl
• Peter Mulvey, musician

Segments:

• What Milwaukee Can Learn From Detroit (In a Good Way)
• North Korean Nuclear Tests Cause for Grave Concerns
• Peter Mulvey Sets Off on 10th Annual Bike Tour