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: COVID-19 vaccine trials; hip-hop artist Neisha Ne’shae; kids start nutty school year
Today on Stateside , we check-in with Crain’s Detroit Business about the latest in vaccine development for COVID-19. Plus, we talk to a hip-hop artist from Detroit whose career was just picking up steam when the pandemic came crashing down on the music
Stateside: COVID-19 vaccine trials; hip-hop artist Neisha Ne’shae; kids start nutty school year
Today on Stateside , we check-in with Crain’s Detroit Business about the latest in vaccine development for COVID-19. Plus, we talk to a hip-hop artist from Detroit whose career was just picking up steam when the pandemic came crashing down on the music
Stateside: Biden and Trump visit MI; shifting auto culture; GR Symphony goes virtual
Today on Stateside , a violinist from the Grand Rapids Symphony talks about rehearsing without an ensemble, and other oddities of 2020. Plus, we talk about the shift in Michigan’s car culture.
Stateside: Biden and Trump visit MI; shifting auto culture; GR Symphony goes virtual
Today on Stateside , a violinist from the Grand Rapids Symphony talks about rehearsing without an ensemble, and other oddities of 2020. Plus, we talk about the shift in Michigan’s car culture.
Stateside: Six months of COVID; Detroit jewelry designer; Mackinac remote-learning tourism
Today on Stateside , a church in Romeo grapples with systemic and politically motivated vandalism. And, what six months of COVID have looked like. Plus, we continue a focus on Detroit Month of Design with a conversation with the winner of the Design in
Stateside: Six months of COVID; Detroit jewelry designer; Mackinac remote-learning tourism
On Stateside , a church in Romeo grapples with systemic and politically motivated vandalism. And, what six months of COVID have looked like. Plus, we continue a focus on Detroit Month of Design with a conversation with the winner of the Design in the City
Stateside: Standardized testing debate; design in Detroit; MSU-Chile telescope; Big Ten football pol
Today on Stateside , U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos says Michigan students need to take standardized tests this year. We check-in with an educator and an administrator who have thought a lot about the role of testing. Then, Detroit's creative pros
Stateside: Standardized testing; design in Detroit; MSU-Chile telescope; Big Ten football politics
Today on Stateside , U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos says Michigan students need to take standardized tests this year. We check-in with an educator and an administrator who have thought a lot about the role of testing. Then, Detroit's creative pros
Stateside: SOS Benson on redistricting; Lady Ace Boogie retires; an absinthe cocktail
Today on Stateside , Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson discusses the state's preparedness for a deluge of absentee ballots ahead of the November election, and how the new redistricting commission is shaping up. And a Michigan MC hangs up the mic to spend
Stateside: SOS Benson on redistricting; Lady Ace Boogie retires; an absinthe cocktail
Today on Stateside , Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson discusses the state's preparedness for a deluge of absentee ballots ahead of the November election, and how the new redistricting commission is shaping up. And a Michigan MC hangs up the mic to spend