Today on Stateside, how the Delta variant is behaving in places where Michiganders are resistant to vaccination. Also, a conversation about the Gelman dioxane plume, a quiet, deadly threat in Ann Arbor's groundwater. Plus, hear from the head of Detroit’s Plowshares Theatre about returning to the stage, and the challenges COVID-19 continues to pose for Michigan’s only Black professional theater.
Listen to the full show above or find individual interviews below.
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Branch County battles small but significant Delta outbreaks
- Rebecca Burns is a health officer at the Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health Agency.
Detroit’s Plowshares Theater on using COVID adversity as inspiration
- Gary Anderson is the producing artistic director and co-founder of Plowshares Theatre Company.
A quiet, deadly threat in Ann Arbor’s groundwater: the Gelman dioxane plume
- Keith Matheny is a reporter for the Detroit Free Press.
