Stateside for Friday, July 14, 2017
Today on Stateside, we talk to a woman who got job training to get into the workforce and ran into another hurdle. Also, in light of the discontent of the working class some conservatives are thinking maybe unions make sense, if they could be tweaked. Plus, we visit with our latest “Artisan of Michigan.”
To find individual interviews, click here or see below:
- Michigan’s longest-serving juvenile lifer, “White Boy Rick,” paroled after 29 years
- Artisan of Michigan: Functional art for your everyday life
- Modernizing unions could help workers, corporations, and appeal to conservatives
- Job training alone not enough to help single mom get into workforce
- Political Roundup: Republican holdouts on “Good Jobs” bill; issues at state child welfare agency
- Using big data to predict crime might be a flawed approach
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