Why Detroit Keeps Flooding
Metro Detroiters are demanding answers for catastrophic flooding this summer that swamped basements, filled streets, and destroyed property. Yes, climate change is definitely feeding into this. But th...
19 Jul 202117min
Long COVID Woes
Long COVID. It’s a range of prolonged symptoms after a COVID infection. It can include brain fog, fatigue, gastrointestinal issues - not to mention anxiety and depression. Today we're talking about a...
16 Jul 202114min
Report: FBI Missteps with Nassar
Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse of US Olympic team gymnasts and others have led to devastating revelations about sports, institutions, and the value of girls and their truths. Now, a new Department of Jus...
15 Jul 202111min
Supply Chain Issues Plaguing Auto Industry
The auto industry is struggling with supply chain issues and chip shortages resulting in price markups for new and used cars. Today, a look at how we got here, and how consumers are reacting. GUESTS:...
14 Jul 202118min
Mosquitoes, Mosquitoes Everywhere!
Slap! Spray! Scratch! The most biting of topics in Michigan right now is mosquitoes. Yes, there's a boom of bloodsuckers going on in the Great Lakes state. GUEST: Bill Stanuszek directs the Sagina...
13 Jul 202111min
Michigan's Native Boarding Schools
The U.S. Department of the Interior - under Secretary Deb Haaland - is opening investigations into abuse and inhumanity at hundreds of boarding schools for Native American children in the 19th and 20t...
12 Jul 202121min
Detroit Public Theatre on Space and Abundance
The Covid-19 pandemic was powerful enough to shut down Broadway and devastate performing arts across the country. Now, after a year and a half of virtual theater, countless tribute Zoom concerts, and ...
9 Jul 202118min
Cyrah Dardas’ Meditative Spaces
Detroit artist Cyrah Dardas has a portfolio of ink, watercolors, print media, cut paper, photography and more. But it could be said that a portion of her practice is people. An educator and organizer,...
8 Jul 202117min
