On today's Stateside, we covered General Motors' move out of the Renaissance Center, as well as how this impacts the company and the broader commercial real estate landscape in Detroit. Then, we discussed a new podcast about the disappearance of Anita Wiley in the 1980s. The podcast, She Has a Name, aims to tell Anita's story and the realities of 1980s Detroit. Concluding today's show, we spoke with two educators about Ann Arbor Public Schools' announcement of the district's $25-million budget deficit, and what concerns they have moving forward.
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GUESTS ON TODAY'S SHOW:
- Lindsay VanHulle, reporter covering General Motors for Automotive News
- Kirk Pinho, senior reporter covering commercial real estate for Crain's Detroit Business
- Tonya Mosley, Emmy award-winning journalist; cohost of Fresh Air; founder of TMI Productions
- Antonio Wiley, executive producer of She Has A Name
- Nathan, middle school teacher in Ann Arbor Public Schools; union representative for AAPS teachers
- Emily, elementary school teacher in Ann Arbor Public Schools
