Media and Information Literacy

This project chronicles the lives and struggles of Black Ypsilantians in their own words. Recorded by historian A.P. Marshall in the 1980s, these interviews span several generations and help to tell the rich and varied story of African-American Ypsilanti.

Local podcast focusing on the "unique, forgotten and sometimes straight-up weird stories that make Ann Arbor..."

Martin Bandyke is a radio host who has nearly 35 years experience in broadcast. He spent many years at WDET-FM, Detroit's public radio station. Since early 2006, he's been hosting Ann Arbor's 107one WQKL-FM's Morning Drive.

Hosted by Nick Alderink, the digital media specialist at the Michigan Theater, "Behind the Marquee" is the Michigan and State Theatre's new podcast that looks at the latest movie news, happenings at the Michigan and a general movie insider discussions among the Michigan Theater staff.

Hosted by bookseller Sam Krowchenko, "Shelf Talking" is Literati Bookstore's official podcast that features recordings from recent in-store events alongside exclusive interviews and content.

Audio and visual documentaries of local individuals in Chelsea, MI

The oral history and research interview collection of the Center for Legislative Archives links research interviews conducted by historians and political scientists, as well as the working files of journalists on Capitol Hill.

Stories from people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

Author Elizabeth Gilbert's interviews people about how they overcome the fears that are inherent in the creative process, and calls up famous creatives to get their input.

Song Exploder is a podcast where musicians take apart their songs, and piece by piece, tell the story of how they were made.

Spend an hour in someone else's life. 'Conversations with Richard Fidler' draws you deeper into the life story of someone you may have heard about, but never met.

Stories that have compelling people at the center of them, funny moments, big feelings, surprising plot twists, and interesting ideas. Like little movies for radio.

Makes economics instruction more engaging for students by providing economic issues and stories via audio content.

Archived and recent podcasts aired on NPR - from Terry Gross's Fresh Air to Latino USA, Planet Money and Car Talk - entertaining and informative.

Citizen Scientists

If you love chatting about books, Literary Disco is for you. The books featured on the show range from intense literary fiction to youth-oriented books.

Americans have sought to censor all kinds of expression: political speech, music, radio, TV, film, even books. In this episode, Peter, Ed, and Brian mark the annual Banned Books Week with an uncut account of censorship in American politics, media, and culture.

Explore the unexpected, the slightly odd, and the strangely wonderful in Art History. Art history is full of fascinating stories-- and we want to share them to a broad audience of art lovers and art novices alike.

This bi-weekly show seeks out makers of things and celebrates their uniqueness, skill set, and drive.Passionate people in the fields of CNC machining, welding, fabricating, 3D printing and woodworking, to name a few.

Women are underrepresented in trades like autoworking, plumbing, and welding. The hosts unpack what can be done to increase representation of women in these critical fields

The Sporkful podcast is host Dan Pashman's passionate discussion of ridiculous food minutiae, debating favorties old and new and exploring new ways to eat. It's not for foodies, it's for eaters.

Success is an Inside Job! Info, Interviews & Inspiration for Introverts.

NPR's Guy Raz dives into the stories behind some of the world's best known companies. How I Built This weaves a narrative journey about innovators, entrepreneurs and idealists—and the movements they built.

Brown Ambition is a show about juggling life, money, and your career.