As Traverse City's airport expands, officials see an opportunity to address climate change. We'll detail their plans and some of the options they're considering.
Also, a KFF Health news reporter talks to us about the difficulty of tracking how opioid settlement dollars are spent.
We'll hear how an old asylum in Traverse City — now a collection of botiques, restaurants and condos — inspired a new novel.
And we meet the journalist behind a newsletter that's by, for and about the Indigenous people of Michigamiing (Michigan).
Stories featured in this episode:
- As Traverse City’s airport grows, a chance to consider climate
- KFF: Many ways of spending opioid settlement dollars but it's not all easy to track
- 'Inspired by my community': Indigenous voices amplified in new newsletter
- 'Moral Treatment' explores complex mental health history influenced by Traverse City
