Stateside for Thursday, May 7th, 2020
Today on Stateside, plant managers are making plans to restart some of the biggest manufacturing operations in the state. We talk to Detroit News columnist Daniel Howes about what has to happen first. Plus, a protest on reopening the economy gives way to a discussion about guns at the state Capitol—and the politics around who is allowed to carry them.
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Precautions, protective gear, and supply chains: the delicate dance of restarting auto manufacturingStateside’s conversation with Daniel Howes
- Daniel Howes is a columnist and associate business editor at the Detroit News.
A Detroit teacher and her daughter talk about the ups and down of education during the pandemicStateside’s conversation with Voncile Campbell and Brianna McClendon
- Voncile Campbell is a master math teacher at Warren E. Bow elementary in Detroit. Brianna McClendon is Campbell's daughter and a recent graduate of Michigan State University.
They will be remembered: Northern Michigan residents lost to COVID-19Interlochen Public Radio’s Taylor Wizner reports on COVID-19 victims in Northern MI.
- Taylor Wizner is a reporter for Interlochen Public Radio.
State Capitol Commission looks at issue of open carry guns in Capitol buildingStateside’s conversation with John Truscott
- John Truscott is vice chair of the Michigan State Capitol Commission and principal of the Truscott Rossman public relations firm in Lansing.
- CORRECTION: The audio of this segment references May 1 as the date of the Lansing protests mentioned in the conversation. That is incorrect. The protests happened on April 30.
Quarantine protesters carried rifles. Protesters of the 1999 DPS takeover sent through metal detectors.Stateside’s conversation with Ken Coleman
- Ken Coleman is a reporter for Michigan Advance.
- CORRECTION: The audio of this segment references May 1 as the date of the Lansing protests mentioned in the conversation. That is incorrect. The protests happened on April 30.
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