Caoilinn Goss
Morning Edition ProducerCaoilinn Goss is the producer for Morning Edition. She started at Michigan Public during the summer of 2023.
She comes to Michigan from KBIA, the NPR affiliate in Columbia, Missouri. There she worked as an afternoon news editor and also taught classes at the Missouri School of Journalism.
When she's not busy doing the news, Caoilinn enjoys fiction audiobooks, live music, and exploring Michigan's many beautiful hiking trails with her dog, Beesly.
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Hundreds of Amos Paul Kennedy Jr.’s posters appear in his book “Citizen Printer.” He spoke with Michigan Public about letterpress printing's history and modern relevance. -
As the Pistons and Red Wings both push to make the playoffs for the first time in years, Michigan Public sports commentator John U. Bacon checks in with Morning Edition. -
In his book, Forever in the Path, Pero Dagbovie explores the history of African-American students and staff at Michigan State University. He spoke to Michigan Public. -
Michigan Public commentator John U. Bacon discusses the Super Bowl, staffing changes for the Detroit Lions, and the Red Wings' turnaround under new coach Todd McLellan. -
Louis Moore discusses his book “The Great Black Hope: Doug Williams, Vince Evans, and the Making of the Black Quarterback," which looks at Black QBs in NFL history. -
State Rep. Emily Dievendorf discusses a new Michigan law to help prevent thousands of family homes and farms from being sold below market value when the owners die. -
Michigan Public commentator John U. Bacon looks at the College Football Playoff, the Lions playoff berth, and the Pistons' and Red Wings' resurgences. -
Former U.S. District Judge Gerald Rosen was the chief mediator for Detroit’s municipal bankruptcy in 2014. On Morning Edition, he discussed his new book, "Grand Bargain." -
Solar projects that are smaller and locally owned get support from all kinds of Michiganders … from cities, the countryside, liberals and conservatives. So, why aren’t there more community solar projects here? -
After two terms and nine years in office, Grand Rapids Mayor Rosalynn Bliss will step down on December 31. She joined Michigan Public's Doug Tribou to talk about her tenure.
