Today on Stateside, Michigan Supreme Court candidate Thomas W. Howe, affordability concerns for young voters, and a preview of Detroit Story Fest.
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Today on Stateside, Michigan Supreme Court candidate Noah Hood discusses his appointment and upcoming election. Plus, a conference for artists with disabilities in Detroit. Explore more interviews and podcasts on Michigan Public.
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