Michigan music

DJ Lindsey Renee spins the classics on her AM radio show, Rhythm and Soul Patrol. Her favorites are the oldies, but she herself is only 21.

A recap of Michigan football's Rose Bowl victory, Michigan's notoriously rigorous laws governing surrogate pregnancy, and a look back at Amp Fiddler's legacy.

A conversation with a Michigan-based rabbi in Israel, a radio station featuring Michigan musicians, opening day for firearm hunting, and the status of the Reproductive Healthcare Act.

An Imam's concerns over increasing Islamophobia, diving into Halloween themed music, a look at Michigan's GOP congressional caucus as the House remains without a Speaker, and Detroit Lions fans processing that strange, winning feeling.

Detroit water shut-offs ramp up, alga-blooms in the Great Lakes, behind the scenes at Beaver Island and touring musicians transform the pandemic lockdown into creativity.

The Accidentals return to Stateside after almost 10 years. They discussed new music, new bandmates, and inspirational collaborations. Plus, a special in-studio performance.

How a policy's sunset could affect Michigan's auto industry. Plus, what to eat on your next camping trip. Then, a conversation and a performance from The Accidentals.

Highland Park's massive water bill leads to legislative moves, recovering lost musical works of a Black composer and the urgent care boom in Michigan.

Talking with two lawmakers about the right-to-work repeal. Discussed the political turmoil and terror Black people faced during Reconstruction. Then an interview with an upcoming country singer.

Meet Otsego, Mich., native Myron Elkins, who brought his rural Michigan sound to Nashville.