Anishinaabe

The proposal would allow landowners to kill year-round in unlimited numbers animals that are about to damage property without first getting a permit.

Today, a conversation with the Grand Rapids police chief one year after the murder of Patrick Lyoya. Plus, another studio visit — this time with Anishinaabe artist Jason Quigno, who's based in Grand Rapids.

On today's show, we heard about an event to raise money for Ukrainians in need and a book exploring Zingerman's gourmet empire. Plus, two Native American farmers talked about food sovereignty in Michigan.

There are countless historical photos of Native American people, but often their origins are questionable. A new exhibit at the University of Michigan explores their history.

GM is retiring the iconic Charger and Challenger. Is this the end of the muscle car era? Then, a new space for Indigenous students on Grand Valley State University’s campus; an exciting discovery at a West Michigan construction site; and an update on the water main break that’s disrupting service for thousands of Michiganders.

On today's show, hear some of Stateside's favorite conversations from this year - made possible by our supporters and listeners like you.

Today on the show, why EVs may be out of stock for years to come. Also, the Anishinaabe origins of maple syrup. And rekindling the relationship between Michigan's forests and fire.

Keeping Indigenous languages alive is not a small job. The more hands, the better. That’s why the team behind Ojibwe.net created an online platform to make learning the Anishinaabemowin language more accessible for language learners everywhere.

Gun arrests are on the rise in Detroit. Is the city safer? Michigan Radio reporter Beenish Ahmed broke down what's going on for us. Also, a website is expanding opportunities for Anishinaabek people to learn about their language and culture online.

The Oakland County prosecutor talked to us about why she's charging the parents of the alleged Oxford school shooting with involuntary manslaughter. Also, a Republican state representative on whether the Oxford High School shooting changes the gun-control conversation.