Today on Stateside, the Big Three auto companies are rolling back operations in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. What does that mean for the state's economy? Plus, we talk to faith leaders about how they are guiding their congregants during the uncertainty of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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What the novel coronavirus outbreak means for Michigan’s economy
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Stateside’s conversation with Charley Ballard
- Charley Ballard is a professor of economics at Michigan State University.
Social media during COVID-19: How to sort the good information from the bad
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Stateside’s conversation with Cliff Lampe and Vincent Duffy
- Cliff Lampe is a professor at the University of Michigan's School of Information.
- Vincent Duffy is Michigan Radio's news director.
Michigan tribal governments prep for coronavirus — brace for impact on casinos and workers
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Interlochen Public Radio’s Kaye LaFond reports
- Interlochen Public Radio’s Kaye LaFond has more on how some tribal governments in Michigan are preparing to cope with the COVID-19 outbreak.
Faith leaders talk about guiding congregants through COVID-19 and uncertain times
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Stateside's conversations with Kassem Ali, Linda Stephan, and Josh Whinston
- Kassem Ali is the executive administrator of the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn.
- Linda Stephan is a pastor at Williamston United Methodist Church.
- Rabbi Josh Whinston is rabbi at Temple Beth Emeth in Ann Arbor.
