Today on Stateside, a collision in Grand Traverse County between the region’s gun culture, and a growing awareness of how firearms inform public debate. Also, how Michigan’s winter recreational culture is weathering a warmer climate.
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Grand Traverse County Commission meetings go haywire over brandished rifle
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Stateside’s conversation with Max Johnston
- Max Johnston is the assignment editor for Interlochen Public Radio.
A perfect storm of changes influences new album by Chris DuPont
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Stateside’s conversation with Chris DuPont
- Chris DuPont is a Michigan musician. His new album is called Floodplains.
Decades of data finds marked decline in ice cover on Michigan’s inland lakes
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Stateside’s conversation with Lester Graham
- Lester Graham is a reporter at Michigan Radio.
“We are blessed” says world champion ice fisher and proud Michigander
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Stateside’s conversation with Myron Gilbert
- Myron Gilbert lives in Brooklyn, Michigan and is a member of the U.S. World Ice Fishing Team.
Without a white winter wonderland, tourism industry loses out on greenbacks
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Interlochen Public Radio’s Dan Wanschura reports
- Dan Wanschura is Interlochen Public Radio’s Morning Edition host and broadcast director.
