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Nine minutes of northern Michigan, every weekday, featuring in-depth reporting from the Interlochen Public Radio newsroom, conversations with reporters and local newsmakers, and more.
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Episode #260821
The documentary "Coldwater Kitchen" takes us inside Lakeland Correctional Facility in southern mid-Michigan, where inmates are learning to become gourmet chefs. Co-director Mark Kurlyandchik says the film asks us some fundamental questions about the purpose of incarceration. Several of the film's subjects have gone on to careers in the restaurant industry.
Episode #260820
Last week, the federal government approved a permit for the proposed Line 5 tunnel project. Austin Lowes, chairman of the Sault Ste Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, said the permit approval is "one of the most disgusting things I’ve been confronted with as a tribal leader." What does it mean for tribal treaty rights?
Episode #260819
Our gardening expert, Dylan Kulik, talks about cover crops and how they can help prime your garden for next year. And we hear about a big land sale in the U.P. — thousands of acres along the Keweenaw Peninsula.
Episode #260818
After only a few months of operation, the Prism News’s network of more than 200 AI-generated publications – posing as local newsrooms and hobby sites – has closed. This includes one focused on Grand Traverse County, which produced AI-generated news articles about northwest Michigan. Emily Horne wrote about Prism News in her substack Spin Class. She joins IPR's Maxwell Howard and Ed Ronco to talk about what happened. And if you've ever wondered about the etymology of 'pink slime' as a term for AI news, stick around to the end for an answer.
Episode #260817
A mass shooting on Friday claimed the lives of six people and left a 16 year-old girl severely injured in Missaukee County. We'll have an update on what we know so far. Also, FEMA money is making its way to northern Michigan after April flooding. Vivian La tells us where those funds are headed. And a second petition to recall Antrim County Clerk Victoria Bishop will be in front of the Board of State Canvassers this morning. Austin Rowlader tells us what to expect.
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