Stateside for Thursday, August 20, 2020
Today on Stateside, we hear from one of the attorneys who helped negotiate a groundbreaking $600 million settlement between the state of Michigan and Flint residents impacted by the water crisis. Then, as school starts up in both virtual and in-person formats, advice for how to talk to kids about the uncertain year ahead. And we meet a comedienne and author who dismantles mansplaining and affiliated acts of conversation fail.
Listen to the full show above or find individual interviews below.
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Michigan reaches $600M settlement in Flint water crisis
Stateside's conversation with Michael Pitt
- Michael Pitt is one of the attorneys representing the community of Flint in negotiations with the state of Michigan.
How to help kids deal with the uncertain school year ahead
Stateside’s conversation with Alison Miller
- Alison Miller is a developmental psychologist and associate professor with the School of Public Health at the University of Michigan. She studies risk and resiliency in children and families.
Michigan comedian tells us which “Men to Avoid” by creating new memes with old art
Stateside’s conversation with Nicole Tersigni
- Nicole Tersigni is a metro Detroit-based comedian and author of the book Men to Avoid in Art and Life.
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