Today on Stateside, the Big Three auto companies have wound down production at their plants over worries about the spread of the novel coronavirus. Plus, how Michigan musicians are dealing with canceled concerts and connecting with their fans in the age of social distancing.
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Automakers shut factories, put recession lessons to work
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Stateside's conversation with Daniel Howes
- Daniel Howes is a business columnist with the Detroit News.
Stuck at home? You can still support your favorite Michigan musicians.
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Stateside's conversation with Erin Zindle and Elle Lively
- Erin Zindle is an Ann Arbor musician who heads the band Erin Zindle and the Ragbirds.
- Elle Lively is the executive director of Michigan Music Alliance.
What Michigan factories would have to do to meet ventilator demand
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Stateside's conversation with Jonathan Cohn
- Jonathan Cohn covers health care for HuffPost.
