Exploring Diverse Topics on Stateside Podcast
Stateside, a podcast hosted by April Baer, delved into a variety of interesting topics in its recent episode. The show featured discussions with experts on perceptions of Black women in politics, a photographer showcasing iconic commercial signs in Detroit, and a brief feature on a challenging canoe race. Let’s explore the highlights of this engaging episode.
President Trump’s Attempt to Remove Lisa Cook from Fed Board
In a conversation with Sydney Carr-Glenn, assistant professor of political science at College of the Holy Cross, the podcast addressed President Donald Trump’s controversial attempt to unseat Lisa Cook, the first Black woman to serve on the Federal Reserve board. Cook, who previously taught at Michigan State University, faces a potential legal battle following Trump’s actions.
Photographer Andrew Anderson’s Catalogue of Ron Miller’s Works
Andrew Anderson, a photographer originally from Michigan now residing in Memphis, shared his project cataloguing the works of Ron Miller. Miller is known for creating numerous iconic commercial signs around Detroit, providing a unique insight into the city’s visual landscape.
A Glimpse into the Au Sable River Canoe Marathon
Bridge Michigan reporter Laura Herberg provided a brief feature on the Au Sable River Canoe Marathon, a grueling 120-mile race from Grayling to Oscoda. The event, known for its challenging nature, tests the endurance of both paddlers and spectators alike as they navigate the treacherous waters of the river.
Lester Graham’s Reflection on Environmental Reporting
Lester Graham, a retiring environment reporter for Michigan Public, joined the podcast to share insights from his decades-long career covering environmental issues. His expertise and experience added a valuable perspective to the diverse range of topics discussed on the show.
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