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Season 2015 Episode 1518 | 28m 39s
The most read contemporary authors in the region happen to be women. Here, a discussion of the work, its range and impact, and other literary topics with Upper Peninsula authors Lisa Fay Coutley, Charmi Keranen, Andrea Scarpino and Alison Swan.
Aired: 08/14/15
Political analyst Bill Ballenger on the upcoming elections and Michigan ballot proposals.
Revised Marquette City Charter Proposal
Tom Baldini and Robert Kulisheck discuss proposed revisions to the Marquette city charter.
Guests discuss the need for a hospice house in Marquette & how they are making it happen.
Michigan DNR specialists discuss Chronic Wasting Disease and how to protect U.P. deer.
Suzanne Bowers & Maria Maniaci on the role of women as U.P. labor leaders & activists.
Michigan Public Schools Mission
Michigan schools superintendent Brian Whiston discusses state standards, goals & more.
Guests discuss local efforts to respond to climate change and its effects.
Guests discuss how area small farmers handle food safety & the new U.P. Food Hub Network.
Elder Law Attorney/Medicare expert Paul Sturgul on recent healthcare developments.
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Authors Lisa Fay Coutley, Charmi Keranen, Andrea Scarpino & Alison Swan.
