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Stateside for Tuesday, March 10th, 2015

Today on Stateside:

  • General Counsel for the Michigan Press Association Robin Herman explains why the subpoenas served against the press yesterday were so surprising.
  • Ann Arbor filmmaker Toko Shiiki discusses her film https://vimeo.com/103453868">Threshold: Whispers of Fukushima, and why some residents decided to stay in the community after the nuclear accident four years ago.
  • Owner of Source Booksellers in Detroit, Janet Jones, talks to us about why she believes independent bookstores are on the rise.
  • Hour Magazine chief wine and restaurant critic discusses screw cap wines.
  • Executive director of the Michigan Department of Civil Rights, Matt Wesaw, tells us what Michigan is doing to foster better relationships between police officers and citizens.
  • This year marks the 17th season for the Great Lakes Cruise Company, and they’re adding new cruises this upcoming year to bring even more tourists to enjoy the region.
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