Today on Stateside, we talk with two entrepreneurs about launching a cannabis business amid a global pandemic. Also, we catch up with Governor Whitmer about her alleged kidnapping plot and the stakes of the upcoming election.
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Whitmer: Alleged kidnapping plot shows need to “turn down the heat” on partisan rhetoric
- Gretchen Whitmer is the governor of Michigan.
As a Scholastic kid reporter this 10-year old from Ypsilanti wants to tackle the big issues of the day
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Stateside’s conversation with Rosie Muller and Suzanne McCabe
- Rosie Muller is a ten-year-old from Ypsilanti joining this year's class of Kid Reporters for Scholastic Kids Press.
- Suzanne McCabe is the Scholastic Kids Press editor.
Fuji might be the quintessential apple for this time of year, it’s super sweet, and beautiful
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Stateside’s conversation with Noah Ovshinsky
- Noah Ovshinsky is a native Michigander, apple farmer, and news director for Wisconsin Public Radio.
As other businesses struggle to survive, cannabis purveyors see a pandemic sales boom
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Stateside’s conversation with Rebecca Colett and LaToyia Rucker
- Rebecca Colett is the CEO of Calyxeum.
- LaToyia Rucker is Calyxeum’s Chief operating officer.
