Echoes
Daily two-hour series of evocative, ground-breaking music seamlessly bridges new instrumental, world fusion, new acoustic, impressionistic jazz and inventive vocal styles. |
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Karen Holcomb-Merrill, policy director for Michigan League for Public Policy, describes how sequestration is affecting the lives of Michiganders.
A month in to the sequester, Craig speaks with Nancy Cook about how budget cuts affect the nation. Cook is the economic and fiscal policy correspondent for National Journal, where she covers economic proposals out of Congress and the White House, tax policy, and the federal budget process.
It appears likely the across-the-board spending cuts in federal programs – known as sequestration – will begin being phased-in tomorrow. And at least one Republican member of the U.S. House says that will be a good thing.
Guest host Stephen Henderson speaks with Tom Watkins, former State of Michigan Superintendent, about his views on the sequester and how the cuts may affect education in Michigan.
WDET's Quinn Kleinfelter talks with Sen. Carl Levin and others about tightening the budget on military spending and implications of the sequestration for Michigan.
Associate Director Caroll Doherty shares people’s opinions about the sequester based on a recent Pew Research Center Study.
With the upcoming sequester set to kick in Friday, many people may still have questions. What would it mean for our economy? Will the deficit be affected? Does it relate to the debt ceiling? White House Deputy Press Secretary Amy Brundage discusses these issues and more on The Craig Fahle Show.
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