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The state Court of Appeals says local prosecutors can investigate campaign finance law violations.
Biologists worry the invasive species could destroy the food web in the Great Lakes.
Opera House leaders are asking the Downtown Development Authority to support the new plan.
Most any seasoned hunter would be proud to nab a 10-point buck at 8:30 in the morning on opening day of deer season. But on your very first hunt?
High school football programs in northern Michigan face repeats of last year's semifinal games.
Every November, leading experts from around the world gather in Thompsonville, Michigan to discuss the challenges facing our energy supply, economy and the environment. A unusually broad range of viewpoints from activists to corporations to leading analysts are all represented to produce a ranging discussion. Hear a special series of programs from Interlochen Public Radio.
Local Arts & Culture
Opera House leaders are asking the Downtown Development Authority to support the new plan.
On the next "ArtForms," Brad Aspey talks with Traverse City filmmaker Rich Brauer. Rich's film, "Mr. Art Critic," has just been added to the Netflix catalog. Also, a talk with Patti Aiken. She's the author of a new children's book titled "Crossings." Each page of artwork was done by a different Northern Michigan artist. Also, Interlochen Dance Director Cameron Basden. She'll discuss an upcoming dance performance titled "Dance Revolution." It deals with the revolution that began with the Ballets Russe in the early 20th-century. And a profile of Beulah artist Robert Fitzke.
In “Barn Red,” Traverse City filmmaker Rich Brauer drove home a serious point about land stewardship. In his new movie, “Fitful,” Brauer just wants to keep moviegoers on the edge of their seats.
Points North
At the Conference on Michigan's Future, some speakers proposed Michigan strengthen its economy by operating its own bank. One economist said Michigan should issue its own currency. They all predict a dismal future for the federal monetary system. As one analyst put it, that system is shaking itself apart and "all the President's horses and all the President's men are not going to save this system." This week on Points North, hear about alternative ideas for financial exchanges. Friday morning at 9:00 with a rebroadcast at 9 pm.
From the C. S. Lewis Festival in Petoskey.
Every November the City of Petoskey celebrates the life and work of C.S. Lewis. Lewis was a British scholar of medieval literature who also wrote fantasy, science fiction and numerous works of Christian theology. He is most well known for his series of children's books, The Chronicles of Narnia. This year on Little Traverse Bay, the fans of C.S. Lewis decided friendship would be the theme of the annual festival. Lewis cultivated numerous and deep friendships during his life and friendship was a crucial element in the stories he wrote.
Today's Schedule
| 12:00am | BBC World News | |
| 6:00am | Inside Europe | |
| 7:00am | Only a Game | |
| 8:00am | Weekend Edition | |
| 10:00am | Car Talk | |
| 11:00am | Whad'Ya Know? | |
| 1:00pm | The Splendid Table | |
| 2:00pm | Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me | |
| 3:00pm | This American Life | |
| 4:00pm | You Bet Your Garden | |
| 5:00pm | All Things Considered | |
| 6:00pm | Selected Shorts | |
| 7:00pm | Artforms | |
| 7:00pm | Island Cabin Discs (rebroadcast) | |
| 7:00pm | Michigan Writers on the Air | |
| 8:00pm | Fresh Air Weekend | |
| 9:00pm | On the Media | |
| 10:00pm | L.A. Theatre Works |
