Public Media Network Podcasts

At the April 11, 2024 Kalamazoo Public Schools Board of Education public comment session, speakers repeatedly challenge the district's decision to limit the educator compensation grant to teachers.

Public Media Network Podcasts carries a League of Women Voters forum for Michigan House District 63 on October 1, 2020, with Fran Eckenrode and Gordon Evans opening the event and Matt Hall absent.

["The League of Women Voters forum for Michigan House Districts 60 and 61 features Fran Eckenrode, Gordon Evans, Gary Mitchell, Stephanie Moore, Christine Morse, and Julie Rogers under one-minute rules.", "The first major exchange focuses on voting access, with Moore citing 22 years of registration work, Morse pointing voters to michigan.gov/vote and permanent absentee ballots, and Rogers asking for postage-paid ballot returns.", "Education, criminal justice, climate, and housing split the field: Mitchell pushes charter schools and a citizenship test, Moore and Morse call racism structural, and Rogers ties climate action to PFAS cleanup and clean drinking water.", "Kalamazoo County voters comparing District 60 and 61 candidates on schools, elections, infrastructure, and equity will get the most from it."]

Matt Halloran moderates a Public Media Network panel with Debbie Howe, Pat Taylor, and Chris Dilley about Kiva community entrepreneurship financing in greater Kalamazoo.

Public Media Network’s “Community Update: Equity in Business in Kalamazoo” brings together Antonio Mitchell, Nicole Triplett, Luke Kwiatkinski, and Jacob Pitney-Johnson to discuss racial equity and business access.

Public Media Network’s August 2020 community panel brings together Nathan Wynn, Marshall Kilgore, Hazel, and Connor Clock to discuss LGBTQ allyship in Kalamazoo.

Interview with the chair of Kalamazoo Bike Week discussing the history and mission of the event.

A discussion about using faithfulness to God as a measure for trust in romantic relationships.