An Inside Look at Michigan Public Radio’s Recent Show
Michigan Public Radio recently featured a diverse lineup of guests on their show, discussing various topics ranging from sports to immigration and literature. Let’s delve into the highlights of the show:
Michigan Wolverines’ NCAA Victory
John U. Bacon shared his insights on the Michigan Wolverines’ thrilling NCAA basketball championship win against the University of Connecticut.
Immigrant Rights Advocacy
Immigrant rights advocate, Seydi Sarr, recounted her personal experience when her nephew was detained by ICE. She shed light on the challenges she faced while working towards his release.
Author Spotlight: Maria Dong
Maria Dong, author of “Aviary,” discussed her latest book set in South Korea and the U.S. The psychological thriller follows two sisters who spent their childhood on the run.
Preserving Farmland Futures
With aging farmers retiring and their children pursuing other careers, the future of farmland is uncertain. Jill Dohner, the director of MIFarmLink, shared how their program matches aspiring farmers with existing farmland, ensuring its sustainability.
Guests on the Show:
- Doug Tribou, host of “Morning Edition” for Michigan Public
- John U. Bacon, author and sports commentator
- Beenish Ahmed, local impact reporter for Michigan Public
- Maria Dong, author of “Aviary”
- Seydi Sarr, Detroit-based immigrant rights advocate
- Jill Dohner, director of MIFarmLink
- Simon and Caitlin Yevzelman, owners of Cedar Field Farm
