Caoilinn Goss
Morning Edition ProducerCaoilinn Goss is the Morning Edition producer at Michigan Public. She produces and edits studio interviews and feature stories, and helps manage the “Mornings in Michigan” series. She is also the lead substitute host for Morning Edition. Caoilinn started at Michigan Public during the summer of 2023.
Before coming to Michigan, she edited and hosted Missouri on Mic, a Regional Murrow Award winning oral history project at KBIA, the NPR affiliate in Columbia, Missouri. She was also an Adjunct Instructor at the Missouri School of Journalism. She trained student reporters and edited daily newscasts.
When she's not busy doing the news, Caoilinn enjoys fiction audiobooks, live music, and exploring Michigan's many beautiful hiking trails with her dog, Beesly.
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Solar pumps and sensors are among the technologies helping Michigan's maple farmers adapt to rising costs and a shorter, less predictable tapping season. -
Michigan Public's John U. Bacon discusses March Madness, concerns about Pistons guard Cade Cunningham's health, and another nerve-racking spring for Red Wings fans. -
After Apex Clean Energy spiked its plans to put wind turbines on 50,000 acres in West Michigan, there's a new wind farm plan from NextEra Energy. -
Commentator John U. Bacon discusses Big Ten basketball, a lawsuit against the University of Michigan, another U.S.-Canada rivalry, and a special Detroit Red Wings goal. -
Apex Clean Energy, the company behind a controversial wind turbine project in Montcalm County, has announced it failed to get enough local landowners onboard. -
Four people died when tornadoes hit southwest Michigan Friday. Branch County Emergency Management Coordinator Tim Miner spoke to Michigan Public about the cleanup work. -
Michigan Public's John U. Bacon looks at the Michigan-Michigan State men's basketball regular season finale, the Big Ten women's tourney, and the Detroit Lions' big trade. -
Commentator John U. Bacon joins Michigan Public's Doug Tribou to discuss Big Ten women's basketball, U.S. Olympic hockey glory, and a bright spot for the Detroit Tigers. -
In 2013, Senita Lenear became the first Black woman elected to the Grand Rapids City Commission. She joined Michigan Public to look back on her breakthrough career. -
The late Lucile Watts was the first Black woman elected to a circuit court in Michigan. Michigan Public spoke with her former colleague, retired Judge Cynthia Stephens.
