Conversations that matter to Michigan. Each weekday, host April Baer will bring you stories from people across the state—from policymakers in Lansing, to entrepreneurs in Detroit, to artists in Grand Rapids. To access full episodes and individual story segments, please visit michiganpublic.org. If you like what you hear on the pod, consider supporting our work: michiganradio.org/podfund
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Stateside: Polar vortex on a Great Lakes island; Lone Ranger’s MI roots; teaching the “soft skills”
Today on Stateside , we check in with a fire department, an animal rescue group, and homeless advocates to see what work is like for them during the record-setting cold weather. We also talk with an artist whose first large-scale museum exhibition was
Stateside: Rep. Upton on shutdown, EPA; the UP’s humongous fungus; Henry Ford’s anti-Semitism
Today on Stateside , we talk to a biologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration about the aftermath of the partial government shutdown. Plus, Rep. Fred Upton, R, explains why the EPA needs to set PFAS standards for drinking water.
Stateside: Rep. Upton on shutdown, EPA; the UP’s humongous fungus; Henry Ford’s anti-Semitism
Today on Stateside , we talk to a biologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration about the aftermath of the partial government shutdown. Plus, Rep. Fred Upton, R, explains why the EPA needs to set PFAS standards for drinking water.
Stateside: Cash-strapped Michigan cities; cooking with cannabis; the strange magic of snow
Today on Stateside , how have communities across Michigan fared in the nearly 10 years since the official end of the Great Recession? Plus, a conversation with a chef from Detroit who’s elevating the art of cannabis edibles beyond the usual pot brownie.
Stateside: Cash-strapped Michigan cities; cooking with cannabis; the strange magic of snow
Today on Stateside , how have communities across Michigan fared in the nearly 10 years since the official end of the Great Recession? Plus, a conversation with a chef from Detroit who’s elevating the art of cannabis edibles beyond the usual pot brownie.
Stateside: SOS Benson on gerrymandering lawsuit; digital license plates; a grand cocktail
Today on Stateside , we hear from the president of the State Board of Education following an MSU report’s findings that Michigan leads the country in declining school funds. Plus, we talk with the CEO leading the charge on digital license plates in
Stateside: SOS Benson on gerrymandering lawsuit; digital license plates; a grand cocktail
Today on Stateside , we hear from the president of the State Board of Education following an MSU report’s findings that Michigan leads the country in declining school funds. Plus, we talk with the CEO leading the charge on digital license plates in
Stateside: School funding study; environmental apocalypse in art; #MeToo and black women
Today on Stateside , Michigan's funding for schools has declined more than any other state, according to a new study. We get reaction from the state senator who chairs the committee overseeing K-12 funding. Plus, an exhibit by a new artist-in-residence at
Stateside: School funding study; environmental apocalypse in art; #MeToo and black women
Today on Stateside , Michigan's funding for schools has declined more than any other state, according to a new study. We get reaction from the state senator who chairs the committee overseeing K-12 funding. Plus, an exhibit by a new artist-in-residence at
Stateside: Detroit 911 response times; Native American art in Soviet Russia; IDs for the homeless
Today on Stateside , new reporting contradicts the city of Detroit’s claim that police response times are going down. Plus, advocates are cheering a law passed during lame duck that makes it easier for people experiencing homelessness to get state ID