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David Frum On Trump's America and A Look At Legacy of White Backlash

In this hour Stephen Henderson speaks with David Frum of The Atlantic about his new book and Professor Lawrence Glickman speaks with Henderson about the legacy of white backlash throughout America's history.
Going Back To School In The Fall and The Problem With MI Dams

In this hour, Stephen Henderson speaks with local school administrators Gerald Hill and Tim Bearden about reopening West Bloomfield Schools and Detroit Country Day. Plus, Crain's reporter Dustin Walsh on the big problem with Michigan's aging infrastructure including dams.
Michigan SOS Jocelyn Benson and Philosopher Charles Eisenstein

In this hour, Stephen Henderson speaks with Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson about President Trump's anger over her move to send out voter-by-mail applications. Plus, philosopher and author Charles Eisenstein talks about his essay "The Coronation."
Midland Flooding and Mental Health Amid Pandemic

In this hour Stephen Henderson speaks with Mike Horace, Radio Program & Operations Manager for WCMU Public Media and Nick Schroeck, Associate Dean of Experiential Education and Associate Professor at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law about the immense flooding in Midland, Michigan. Plus, Dr. Alan Krohn, a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst in private practice in Ann Arbor Michigan, talks about how pandemics and disasters affect mental health. Journalist Imani Mixon and business owner Elizabeth Mays also discuss the role of Detroit's funeral and memorial business community.