In this episode of Stateside, two Michigan State student protesters explained recent actions taken in demanding the university divest from Israel's military and war in Gaza. Then, we heard from a U-M marketing expert about where the Federal TikTok ban currently stands and how the application's algorithm has helped US- based content creators.
After that, we learned how to get your spring garden going from our friends at Interlochen Public Radio. Closing the show, a former poet laureate of Michigan's Upper Peninsula discussed his latest publication: In the Bone-Cracking Cold: Poems
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GUESTS ON TODAY’S SHOW:
- Jesse Estrada White, MSU student protester, organizer
- David Hogan, MSU student protester, organizer
- Justin T. Huang, assistant professor of marketing at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business
- Dylan Kulik, assistant director of sustainability at the Interlochen Center for the Arts
- M Bartley Seigel, former poet laureate of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, author of In the Bone-Cracking Cold: Poems and associate professor at Michigan Tech University
