Today on Stateside, the 2020 census results are in and Michigan has lost a congressional seat. What this means for the state’s political landscape. Plus, the story of a Filipino Michigander serving in the Civil War. And, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed on why now is not the time to let up on the pandemic.
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Early census results show Michigan losing congressional clout
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Stateside’s conversation with John Lindstrom
- John Lindstrom is the former publisher of Gongwer News Service - Michigan
From whaling ship stowaway to Civil War soldier: a Filipino American’s global journey to Michigan
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Stateside’s conversation with Mark Harvey
- Mark Harvey is the State Archivist with the Michigan History Center
The battle for rooftop solar in Michigan
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Lexi Krupp reports
- Lexi Krupp is a reporter for Interlochen Public Radio
Abdul El-Sayed on the problems in American health care, and why he thinks Medicare-for-all is the fix
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Stateside’s conversation with Abdul El-Sayed
- Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is the former health director for the City of Detroit and a public health expert
