Station Programming

The Mood of the American Voter

Station Programming July 24, 2015

There is little doubt that many American voters are disillusioned and searching for a candidate that speaks their political language,...

Maker Faire Detroit Exploits Innovation

Station Programming July 24, 2015

Stephen Henderson speaks with Phreddy Wischusen, Director of Communications for Ponyride, to highlight the innovative ideas and mechanics behind the...

The Legal Side of Urban Farming

Station Programming July 23, 2015

Stephen Henderson talks with Nick Leonard, Equal Justice Works Fellow at the Great Lakes Environmental Law Center, about the laws...

Canine Flu Added to Michigan’s Reportable Disease List

Station Programming July 22, 2015

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is requiring veterinarians to report all cases of the canine flu to...

Gun Control and Gun Culture: Here and Elsewhere

Station Programming July 22, 2015

Stephen Henderson talks with Christian Pearce, Criminal Attorney in Toronto and the author of Enter Babylon: Unpacking Gun Culture from...

The History of Gun Rights

Station Programming July 22, 2015

Stephen Henderson meets with Gregory Sumner, Professor of History at University of Detroit Mercy, to discuss the history of our...

The Power Behind Gun Lobbies

Station Programming July 22, 2015

Stephen Henderson talks with Daniel Knowles, Washington Correspondent for The Economist about the power of the gun lobby in US politics,...

U.S. Space Program: Past, Present, and Future

Station Programming July 21, 2015

Stephen Henderson speaks with Nilton Renno, a professor at University of Michigan's College of Engineering, and Paulette Auchtung, Planetarium Coordinator...

Closed Doors: Should Government Officials Ever Use Private Communications?

Station Programming July 21, 2015

Stephen Henderson speaks with Associate Professor of Law at Wayne State University John Rothchild about Detroit’s digital transparency problems. Professor...