Exploring Diverse Topics on Today’s Stateside Show
Today’s episode of Stateside covered a range of intriguing topics, featuring conversations with various guests on critical issues. Let’s delve into the highlights of the show:
Michigan Supreme Court Candidate Jody White
Jody White, a prominent real estate broker in Southeast Michigan, discussed her candidacy for the Michigan Supreme Court. Find out more about her insights and aspirations here.
Northern Michigan Tribes’ Efforts to Restore the Arctic Grayling
Interlochen Public Radio shared a compelling story about Northern Michigan tribes’ endeavors to reintroduce the Arctic grayling, a once plentiful freshwater fish species. Learn about their conservation efforts here.
Detecting Invasive Insects and Addressing the Spotted Lanternfly Issue
Scientists detailed innovative methods for detecting the invasive spotted lanternfly, emphasizing the importance of early detection. Discover ways to contribute to managing lanternfly populations at home here.
Resident IDs and Immigration Enforcement
State leaders deliberated on resident IDs and their association with local police departments’ collaboration with immigration enforcement officials. Gain insights into the history and implications of resident IDs in Michigan.
Remembering Irene Butter and Celebrating Anne Carson
The show paid tribute to Irene Butter, a distinguished public health scholar and Holocaust survivor known for her advocacy for global human rights. Additionally, Anne Carson’s recent Nobel Prize for Literature was celebrated, recognizing her remarkable contributions to the literary world.
Today’s guests included Jody White, Vivian La, Kate Furby, Adam Yahya Rayes, Koby Levin, Irene Butter, and Anne Carson, each providing unique perspectives on crucial issues.
