Lindsey Scullen
Michigan Radio
Ann Arbor, MI, United States
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Issues & Ale: The "frustrating" state of mental health care in Michigan
Mental illness is an issue that “knows no class, no gender, no race, no geography,” said Joe Linstroth , executive director of Stateside and host of → Read More
What political pundits are watching in election year 2018
The many elections of 2018 could stir up a big political year in Michigan. Issues & Ale , an event series from Michigan Radio, hit HopCat in Royal Oak → Read More
Baking baklava cheesecake, a fusion of east and west
Thanksgiving is now less than a day away. For all you last-minute bakers out there with nothing to make, Amanda Saab has you covered. She’s a No Kid Hungry → Read More
Protests, profits, and health problems: When sports and society collide
Monday night’s Issues & Ale event dove into the complicated world of sports – where players kneel during the national anthem, college students get → Read More
Do you know where your drinking water comes from?
The Environment Report 's Rebecca Williams kicked off Tuesday night’s Issues & Ale event at Bell’s Brewery in Kalamazoo with this question: Where do → Read More
What question do you have about Michigan's drinking water?
Michigan Radio's Issues & Ale series will stop at Bell's Brewery on Tuesday, April 25 from 6:30-8 p.m. to talk about the challenges facing Michigan's → Read More
Farber Soul Center offers adults with special needs chance to excel in art, cafe jobs
You create a special space for children with special needs: the Friendship Circle . It’s a great success, but what do you offer those children when they → Read More
What state is journalism in today?
“In flux.” “Dynamic.” “Amazing.” “Blurry.” That’s how Monday night’s Issues & Ale panelists described journalism in today’s ecosystem. → Read More
Late Marvin Yagoda’s Farmington Hills arcade leaves legacy of joy, whimsy
Walk into Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum in Farmington Hills and you’re immersed in a cacophony of beeps, airplane motors and singing flamingos. → Read More
Issues & Ale recap: The polarization problem
With a week to go before election night, discussing politics over drinks seemed a good idea Tuesday night. That’s when Michigan Radio held its final → Read More
It’s fall – time to put away the lawnmowers, the weed whackers and
If there’s an unwanted thicket in your backyard, you know getting rid of it isn’t easy. Bushes, shrubs and invasive species can be in hard-to-reach places. → Read More
Work hard, play hard: Troy company gets employees dancing, and boosts productivity
So many people spend their days sitting – and sitting a lot. People who work desk jobs might spend a minimum of eight hours a day sitting hunched over a → Read More
Middle class lifestyle requires more education than ever before
The Next Idea Hundreds of leaders have descended upon Mackinac Island for the Mackinac Policy Conference this week. Their aim is to explore solutions to → Read More
Building up tiny houses to break down asset inequality
Soon, tiny houses will start popping up in Detroit. Construction on the first house is slated to begin within two weeks. The goal is to provide homes for → Read More
What you need to know about lead in your garden
Drinking lead-tainted water is out of the question, as is cooking with it and bathing in it. But what about gardening? Is it safe to water your garden with → Read More
For baby and mom, that first hour after birth matters
More and more hospitals around Michigan and across the country are starting to implement what’s called “Kangaroo Care,” skin-to-skin bonding for mothers → Read More
Human trafficking: It's "hidden in plain sight"
It’s hard not to picture the movie Taken when someone says “human trafficking” – the women lured into a Frenchman’s car and Liam Neeson’s ensuing action → Read More
"Suck It, Suicide" event brings comedy to coping
A comedy showcase in Hamtramck Saturday night will have a somewhat jarring theme: suicide. The event is called “Suck It, Suicide,” and is a benefit show → Read More
TIMELINE: Here's how the Flint water crisis unfolded
The Environmental Protection Agency launched a federal audit -- Governor Rick Snyder appointed a panel to look into it -- and there is a federal class → Read More
TIMELINE: Here's how the Flint water crisis unfolded
The Environmental Protection Agency launched a federal audit -- Governor Rick Snyder appointed a panel to look into it -- and there is a federal class → Read More