Wednesday on Lake Effect:
We recap the results from the primary elections and a look at the state of open records laws in Wisconsin. Then, a program that connects school students with the Milwaukee Symphony benefits the musicians as well. We continue our audio tour of Milwaukee’s favorite coffee haunts. And the members of Milwaukee’s SistaStrings say you can’t separate their music from their message.
Guests:
- Christa Westerberg, Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council
- Karli Larsen, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra; Walt Boyer, Atwater Elementary; Rachel Morello, WUWM education reporter
- Scott Lucey, Kickapoo co-owner; Adam Miller, Lake Effect contributor
- Chauntee and Monique Ross, SistaStrings
Segments:
- Ryan, Feingold, Taylor Among Nominees Easily Advancing in August 2016 Primary
- State Supreme Court Cases May Impact Wisconsin's Open Records Laws
- MSO Helps Milwaukee Teachers Integrate Art Into Everyday Lessons
- Visiting the Light-Filled Cafe of Kickapoo Coffee
- Closing the Gaps: SistaStrings Perform, Talk Strange Fruit Music Festival