NPR presents a new limited run series, The Network, a partnership between NPR and Futuro Media. It looks at the loosely connected movement that's allowed people around the world to have safe abortions outside of a clinic. We talk to hosts Victoria Estrada and Marta Martinez about series.
It’s time to boat. Discover Boating Senior VP Ellen Bradley talks about why millions of Americans do go boating every year, including Michiganders. The boating industry presents a significant economic growth, plus safety on the water a key.
Pine Rest Telehealth Clinic launches a free webinar series to support mental wellness. We talk to Jean Holthaus about this 10 part series featuring engaging 30 minute online sessions led by mental health clinicians.
Author Aaron Helman writes the book The Turtle, The Mitten, and An Epic History of Michigan — a collection of true, deeply researched stories that explore Michigan’s stranger, bolder, and often-overlooked past. Examples of his stories include: An armed showdown on the Underground Railroad in Cass County, A self-declared Mormon pirate king who ruled Beaver Island and, buried towns, border disputes, shipwrecks, and more. Aaron shares his writing journey.
Crystal Mountain is in full summer mode, today we discuss golf, archery, hiking and riding the ski lift in the summer time. Michigan Legacy Art Park golf classic is an annual draw, plus music on the grounds.
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