Today on Stateside, the Senate’s impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump has begun. We talk with a Michigan lawyer whose scholarship has played a role in both sides of the debate. Also, an update on vaccinations for teachers, as an increasing number of Michigan schools aim to return to in-person learning. Plus, a reporter weighs in on a culinary rebrand of invasive carp.
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MSU prof says Trump legal team misrepresenting his research
- Brian Kalt is a professor of law at Michigan State University.
The effort to rebrand a pesky (but totally delicious) invasive carp
- Keith Matheny is an environmental reporter for the Detroit Free Press.
Here’s why Michigan Radio will no longer use the term “Asian Carp”
- Rachel Ishikawa is a podcast producer for Michigan Radio.
- Lester Graham is an environmental reporter for Michigan Radio.
Michigan educators’ vaccine rates ahead of national curve
- Doug Pratt is public affairs director for the Michigan Education Association.
How Dearborn Public Schools got vaccines to teachers ahead of return to in-person learning
- Glenn Maleyko is the superintendent of Dearborn Public Schools.
