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On this edition of City Pulse On the Air, publisher and editor Berl Schwartz interviews Sen. Jeff Irwin, a Democrat from Ann Arbor who wants Michigan to expunge its 235,000 convictions for minor marijuana possession charges.
My deck is connected with nature and community. It offers a cool, nice place for me to reflect on everything and watch life go by. It’s amazing how these spaces become such a part of us.
City Pulse arts editor Audrey Matusz meets Crystal James, a 17-year-old performance artist who recently graduated from Great Cyber Lakes Academy. It's an online school with a vision for the future of Michigan's classrooms
Lansing dads and dudes unite for this old school barbecue celebrating positive male role models giving back to the Lansing community. The event will feature barbecued food on a donation basis, live music and nonprofit vendors.
Eric Staib, 50, is an art teacher at Okemos Public Schools, where he works with elementary students to view the world more creatively. He said the biggest challenge his students encounter is using their imagination to see past what their subject “should” look like.
Colson has directed and acted in several local productions including “The Diary of Anne Frank” and “The Buried Child.” Recently, she was in Peppermint Creek Theatre Co.’s “Indecent,” where she auditioned to be a violinist but won a spot playing Halina instead.
Genres and sub genres are the meat and potatoes of the literary world. There’s the old reliable fiction and non-fiction, but publishers will tell you it’s in the sub-genres where the action is. There’s mysteries, cozies, true crime, horror, sci-fi, young adult fiction, vampire, erotic vampire, and the list goes on like the choices at a sub shop.
Before they were called legends in Lansing’s DIY scene, Wolf and Slow were the youngsters on the east side going door-to-door asking for mattresses.
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