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Interviews with news makers and discussion of topics important to Southwest Michigan. Subscribe to the podcast through Apple itunes and Google. Segments of interview are heard in WestSouthwest Brief during Morning Edition and All Things Considered

WestSouthwest August 29, 2016

File photo of the South Haven lighthouse by WMUK
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On WestSouthwest, a four part series on drownings in the Great Lakes. And former Michigan Govenror Jennifer Granholm discusses her role in Hillary Clinton's Presidential campaign and transition team. 

  

Reporter Elizabeth Miller, with Ideastream in Cleveland, produced a four part series on drownings in the Great Lakes. We hear the stories from the public radio collaborative Great Lakes Today, and get some additional details from Miller. 

Former Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm is working to get Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton elected President. Granholm is also part of the transition team for Clinton. The Michigan Public Radio Network's Capitol Bureau Chief Rick Pluta spoke with Granholm about working for the Clinton campaign. 

Gordon Evans became WMUK's Content Director in 2019 after more than 20 years as an anchor, host and reporter. A 1990 graduate of Michigan State, he began work at WMUK in 1996.
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