Stateside for Friday, May 8, 2020
Today on Stateside, a conversation with Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Dingell about reopening the auto industry. Also, a check-in with a few more of Michigan's small businesses, including a barber shop in Ypsilanti that provides much more than haircuts.
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Rep. Dingell on reopening the economy, weird flights to DC, and phone calls from her constituents
Stateside’s conversation with Debbie Dingell
- Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Dingell represents Michigan’s 12th Congressional District.
What's it like to get a drive-thru test for COVID-19 in northern Michigan?
Interlochen Public Radio’s Max Johnston reports on drive-thru testing in Northern Michigan
- Max Johnston is a reporter for Interlochen Public Radio.
Grand Rapids restaurant pivots from farm-to-table to takeout in social distancing era
Stateside’s conversation with James Berg
- James Berg is a managing partner of Essence Restaurant Group in Grand Rapids.
More than cutting hair: Ypsilanti barber misses clients and community during COVID-19 shutdown
Stateside’s conversation with Ryan Griffin
- Ryan Griffin is a barber and owner of Griff’s Unlimited Cutz in Ypsilanti.
ESPN documentary The Last Dance reignites 3 decade feud between Michael Jordan and Isiah Thomas
Stateside’s conversation with Matt Schoch
- Matt Schoch is the host of the podcast Locked On Pistons.
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