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Points North, Ep. 38: Firearm hunting season begins with baiting ban, turkey season ends

This week on Points North, we’re talking about baiting and hunting, and the ongoing debate about whether to keep deer healthy versus taking away a tool for hunting. Plus, a turkey hunter tells us why he loves the sport.

WATCH: Impeachment hearings continue with Marie Yovanovitch, ex-ambassador to Ukraine

Classical IPR in Concert: Detroit Medical Orchestra presents Elgar and Mozart

Music By Request playlist for November 16, 2019

By Gretchen Carr • 13 hours ago

University of Michigan Bentley Historical Library

Maurice Ravel, Bolero, Berlin Philharmonic, Herbert von Karajan
Johann Sebastian Bach, Goldberg Variations, Gwendolyn Toth
American Shaker Song/John Rutter, Lord of the Dance, Cambridge Singers
Robert Schumann, Piano Sonata in B Flat, Vladimir Horowitz
Louis Vierne, Finale from Symphony No. 1 Op. 14, Michael Murray
Phillip Glass, Company, London Chamber Orchestra, Christopher Warren-Green
Giuseppi Verdi, Vieni! t’afreeta!

The Interlochen Collection: Toon Tunes

By Monica Yost • Nov 15, 2019

On this edition of The Interlochen Collection, it’s classical music that you probably recognize from cartoons. We’ll have guest appearances by Mickey, Daffy, Bugs, Elmer, the Pink Panther, Tom and Jerry, and many others.

Listen to the entire episode below.

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The Interlochen Collection: Toon Tunes

WATCH: Impeachment hearings continue with Marie Yovanovitch, ex-ambassador to Ukraine

By Noelle Riley • Nov 15, 2019

The U.S. House of Representatives is holding open hearings in its impeachment inquiry into President Trump. All hearings will be streamed through this video player as they are live.

Essay: Bake Shop

By Karen Anderson • Nov 15, 2019

Judy’s mother comes in the door carrying a flat white box that she sets on the kitchen table. “Help yourself,” she says and collapses into a chair.

Her pale pink uniform has “Evelyn” embroidered over her heart. Inside the box are dozens of jelly donuts, Danish sweet rolls, cinnamon twists, and cupcakes. I wait for Judy to go first but she’s not interested.

She has leftovers like this every day because her family owns a bakery. I wish my family owned a bakery. I pick out a cinnamon twist.

Deer bait ban divides hunters on opening day in northern Michigan

By Taylor Wizner • Nov 15, 2019

Firearm deer season begins Friday.

It’s also the first opening day in about 10 years where hunters won’t be able to bait deer because of a baiting ban.

Interlochen performance on Performance Today: November 14, 2019

By Amanda Sewell • Nov 13, 2019

On Thursday, November 14, the nationally syndicated classical music program Performance Today will feature music performed and recorded at Interlochen Center for the Arts.

Tune in to Classical IPR during the 10 a.m. hour to hear pianist Sarah Cahill perform Ingram Marshall's "Authentic Presence." This recital took place in the Dendrinos Chapel and Recital Hall at Interlochen.

Michael Culler engineered the audio recording.

Classical IPR in Concert: Detroit Medical Orchestra presents Elgar and Mozart

By Amanda Sewell • Nov 13, 2019

The physicians, nurses, researchers and other members of the Detroit Medical Orchestra are featured this week on Classical IPR in Concert. The ensemble's mission is "Bringing Healing through Music."

The program for this broadcast includes music of Mozart, Elgar and Vivaldi. Dr. Michael Cher, Chief of Urology at the Karmanos Cancer Center, is the featured soloist in Mozart's Clarinet Concerto.

WATCH LIVE: U.S. House hearings on impeachment inquiry

By Noelle Riley • Nov 13, 2019

The U.S. House of Representatives is holding open hearings in its impeachment inquiry into President Trump. All hearings will be streamed through this video player as they are live.

Kids Commute - Veterans' Week!

By Tony Bero • Nov 13, 2019

Hello Kids Commuters; it’s Veterans' Week on Kids Commute from Interlochen Public Radio! All week long, we’re saluting the brave men and women that have served, or are currently serving in the American forces.

We’ll be highlighting the anthems of each branch of the United States military.

Stateside: Early snow hurts farmers; DACA recipient faces uncertainty; history of sanctuary churches

By editor • Nov 12, 2019

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Stateside for Tuesday, November 12, 2019

Today on Stateside, this year’s multiple weather-related curveballs have spelled out an uncertain future for some of Michigan’s corn farmers. Plus, we hear from a Michigander whose future depends on the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court decision on the fate of the Obama administration’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.