Stateside Daily Archive

The Detroit River is a hot spot not just for anglers, but for dangerous pollutants. These can contaminate the water, the fish, and, if those fish are consumed, our bodies.  A group of local community ...

4 Heinä 202217min

Today the Supreme Court of the United States overturned Roe v Wade. There are no longer federal protections for abortion rights. Today, we’re going to talk about what this means for Michigan from two ...

24 Kesä 202219min

During the fourth January 6 committee hearing on Tuesday we saw several familiar faces and learned about some new revelations. Today, we’re going to unpack some of the Michigan things that have come u...

23 Kesä 202212min

40 years ago this week, Vincent Chin, a Detroiter and a Chinese American, was killed by two white men. Author Paula Yoo hopes that her book, From a Whisper to a Rallying Cry: The Killing of Vincent Ch...

22 Kesä 202218min

The Kellogg Company will split its operation into three companies. While two parts of the company, will remain in Battle Creek, one will move the bulk of its operations to Chicago. Reporter Dustin Wal...

21 Kesä 202212min

Two mastodon skeletons grace the entrance of University of Michigan’s Natural History Museum. The larger of the two is a male discovered in Fort Wayne, Indiana in the late 1990s. A new study co-author...

20 Kesä 202219min

Primary elections are around the corner. And this year, some of the matchups in the primaries will be the ones to watch - especially in races where Donald Trump is trying to rattle incumbents by endor...

17 Kesä 202219min

David Zinn is one of Ann Arbor's best artist. His canvas? The sidewalk. GUEST: David Zinn, artist —— Looking for more conversations from Stateside? Right this way. If you like what you hear on the pod...

16 Kesä 202220min