Mike Blank
Mike Blank is a producer and editor for Stateside. Inspired by a story on a bag of Uncle Ray’s potato chips, Blank created the satire segment “A Minute with Mike” which can be heard on Stateside. A proud U-M drop-out and Summa Cum Laude graduate of Wayne State, Blank first started working in radio in 1998 and has worked at WKHM, WDET, WXYT and WWJ. Blank won the 2012 Michigan Association of Broadcasters “Best Morning Show” award as the lone producer of the Charlie Langton Show. A Michigander since age 2, Blank has resided in Detroit since 2004 where he enjoys walks to Tiger’s games and watching wild pheasants in the vacant lots across the street.
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As a long-suffering Lions fan, I've learned to appreciate the things they've taught. Things like the brief moment of hope before the season begins, or... -
Perhaps it’s already spread to your corner of Michigan: those aggravating, irritating, nauseating and much repeated political advertisements. Yup, yet...
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The debate over what we, as residents of Michigan, are officially called may soon be over. Headed to Governor Snyder's desk is a package of recently...
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Bringing people together through the age-old practice of kite flying: That is the goal of the Detroit Kite Festival , happening this Sunday on Belle Isle.
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Even if you're a devout atheist, the end of December can be quite stressful. There's a lot of expectations to fulfill in a limited amount of time....
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As we move through the early 21st century, technology continues to grow by leaps and bounds. That got Stateside producer Mike Blank to wonder: Just...
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Once again it's time to dust off the ol’ Future-tron 2000 and see what might be happening in our state's future. Dateline: Summer, 2050 Lake and river...
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Despite the growing convergence of cars and computers, motorists still have to pump gas, at times haggle with the local mechanic down the street, or...
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I've dusted off the old 8-ball Ouija-tron to find out what's happening in future Michigan. Dateline: Lansing, December 2034 In what some describe as a...
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Oh, Bad Poetry, Why are you written? Why are you listened to? Perhaps the audience is held captive out of perceived rudeness at a coffee house or locked...
