The Mitten Channel

["Jeffrey Natchez, a Flint-area optometrist and former Tigers draftee, traces his path from Dearborn Street and McKinley Southwestern to UNLV, Ferris, and Nevada.", "He says Flint's school gyms and fields gave him nonstop access to sports, and Coach Williams told him to skip sophomore football because he was too fragile.", "Bill LaJoy spotted him at Southwestern, the Tigers drafted him in the sixth round, and he weighed that against a University of Michigan football offer and Tiger Stadium dreams.", "After a spring 1976 release, Natchez and Tommy Thompson mapped out optometry school, and he eventually returned to Flint to practice part-time in Brighton."]

Arthur Bush discusses the historical shift in U.S.

This episode examines the human and mechanical damage from the Flint water crisis, focusing on lead-poisoned children and infrastructure failures.

Host Arthur Busch interviews author Gregory Frenier about serial killer John Norman Collins, who terrorized Ann Arbor in the late 1960s.

Former Public Safety Chief Christopher Miller discusses his background and a significant 2017 event that rocked the Flint community.

Colleen Marquis explains how to flatten curled photographs using a Rubbermaid container, water, and a baking rack.

Arthur Busch interviews author Edward Renehan about the life of Charles Stuart Mott, focusing on his business ventures, political involvement, and philanthropic foundation in Flint, Michigan.

Author Dave discusses his book on the history and recipes of the Flint Tony sandwich, tracing its origins to Macedonian immigrants.

Arthur Busch interviews veteran broadcaster Michael J.

Host Arthur Busch explores the origin and meaning of the term 'Flintstone' as a symbol of Flint's resilient identity.

An interview with Pastor Robert McCatherin of Joy Tabernacle in Flint, discussing the church's history, urban ministry, and community impact.

The Mitten Channel interviews Grammy-winning gospel composer Jeffrey LaVallee about building a 40-year music career from Flint, Michigan.

Duncan Beagle describes developing transverse myelitis after numbness in both legs led to four months in hospitals and ultimately left him using a wheelchair.

Samaj Brown’s Flint poem turns water, industrial damage, and environmental injustice into a declaration of survival.