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Everyone has an opinion about the new Detroit Lions, including "old fans" who always look at the negative with our team.
In this podcast, we share our take on the team, coaching, players and naysayers. And we give our take on why the missed filed goal attempt did NOT lose us the game and was the right call for DC to make.
Content Warning: This podcast contains adult language. Take this into consideration before listening, or listening around small children.
GO LIONS!

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We continue our powerful journey of truth, reconciliation, and healing with survivors of the Indigenous boarding school The Holy Childhood School of Jesus in Harbor Springs. Through their courageous narratives, we confront the difficult truths of abuse, torment, and the unsettling realities concealed in unmarked graves and beneath paved roads.

This isn't a podcast about seeking revenge or assigning blame. Instead, it serves as a platform to witness the resilience and strength of our Native brothers and sisters. For those of us who are descendants of white assimilation, we must pause, acknowledging the historical atrocities committed by our ancestors.

This journey goes beyond notions of "white guilt" or superficial apologies. It's about actively listening to and understanding the truths of our Native communities, striving to reconcile the past and actively participate in the healing of intergenerational trauma. It calls for a commitment to truth, understanding, and empathy.

This is Episode 2 of many to come where you will hear the unfiltered truths and conversations from the survivors. In this podcast, you'll directly hear from Bob Hazen from the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. These are Bob's truths; unfiltered and unmediated.

Through the medium of podcasts and the written word, we aim to amplify the voices of survivors; sharing their truths and accompanying them on their healing journey toward a shared, unified future. Join us in engaging in open dialogue, amplifying Indigenous voices, and supporting initiatives that address systemic challenges. Together, we contribute to a collective journey of reconciliation, fostering a future of healing and cultural revival—central tenets of our shared national narrative of autonomy and democracy.

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In this podcast, we invite you to join us on a powerful journey of truth, reconciliation, and healing with survivors of the Indigenous boarding school The Holy Childhood School of Jesus in Harbor Springs. Through their courageous narratives, we confront the difficult truths of abuse, torment, and the unsettling realities concealed in unmarked graves and beneath paved roads.

This isn't a podcast about seeking revenge or assigning blame. Instead, it serves as a platform to witness the resilience and strength of our Native brothers and sisters. For those of us who are descendants of white assimilation, we must pause, acknowledging the historical atrocities committed by our ancestors.

This journey goes beyond notions of "white guilt" or superficial apologies. It's about actively listening to and understanding the truths of our Native communities, striving to reconcile the past and actively participate in the healing of intergenerational trauma. It calls for a commitment to truth, understanding, and empathy.

This episode is one of many to come where you will hear the unfiltered truths and conversations from the survivors. In this podcast, you'll directly hear from the Walker siblings. For two of them, this marks the first time they've spoken about their experiences. These are their truths, unfiltered and unmediated.

Through the medium of podcasts and the written word, we aim to amplify their voices, sharing their truths and accompanying them on their healing journey toward a shared, unified future. Join us in engaging in open dialogue, amplifying Indigenous voices, and supporting initiatives that address systemic challenges. Together, we contribute to a collective journey of reconciliation, fostering a future of healing and cultural revival—central tenets of our shared national narrative of autonomy and democracy.

This podcast may contain adult language or sensitive topics and may be triggering to some. Please take this into consideration before listening.
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In the realm of public safety, first responders are the everyday heroes among us who rush headfirst into emergencies, often saving lives or property and at great personal risk. They face a unique set of challenges and stressors that can take a severe toll on their mental health and personal relationships. They are regularly thrown into traumatic situations, witness immense human suffering, and face life-and-death decisions.
In this podcast, we begin a conversation to help break the silence in Michigan. We acknowledge the mental health challenges facing first responders, which is the first step toward breaking the silence and stigma. We speak with members of East Jordan and Charlevoix Township volunteer firefighters and first responders on the mental health challenges they face; the importance of addressing mental health issues; and how they actively work toward breaking the silence and ending the stigma.
Resources for this Podcast
How to Become a Volunteer Firefighter in Michigan https://firefighternow.com/how-to-become-a-firefighter-in-michigan/
The Columbia Lighthouse Project https://cssrs.columbia.edu/
East Jordan Fire Department Facebook https://m.facebook.com/p/East-Jordan-Fire-Dept-100067749455668/
Charlevoix Township Fire Department Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100072537455323
Heroes Among Us Article featuring East Jordan and Charlevoix Township Fire Departments https://livelovelocalmi.com/heroes-among-us/

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It's no secret that the middle class is on its death march - if we allow it to happen. Michigan has a rich history when it comes to union organization. The Flint Sit Down Strike in 1936-37 was the catalyst of the organized labor movement in this country. We can thank the workers from 36-37 for the myriad of labor laws that we all enjoy today. During the bust of 2008-2009 Stellantis (Chrysler at the time) and GM filed for bankruptcy protection and took billions in a tax payer funded bailout. UAW workers also made massive concessions to help keep the companies afloat. Beginning in 2010, the Big 3 started making their profits back. Massive CEO salaries followed, but the restoration of UAW concessions did not. In this podcast, we speak with two General Motors UAW workers, Michelle Howard and Chris Facundo, about those concessions and the current fight the UAW is in with the Big 3; not only to restore those 2009 concessions and a wage that reflects their projected $32B in profit in 2023, but the revival of the labor movement in the United States and the UAWs bigger fight to save the middle class. Chris is also on the union bargaining team with UAW Local 362 in Bay City.
Episode Resources
UAW https://uaw.org/
UAW Facebook https://www.facebook.com/uaw.union
General Motors https://investor.gm.com/investor-relations
General Motors 2023 Proxy Statement https://investor.gm.com/static-files/b64a3a95-3f28-41e5-b43f-afc8a50c7ce6
UAW Automakers Negotiations https://www.epi.org/blog/uaw-automakers-negotiations/
The Strike Heard Around the World https://guides.loc.gov/this-month-in-business-history/february/flint-michigan-sit-down-strike
Disaster Story #13: Ohio's Long History with Lordstown Assembly https://economicaccountability.org/lordstown/
The End of the Line https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/05/01/magazine/lordstown-general-motors-plant.html
Lordstown's Devastating End https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/aug/23/general-motors-factory-ohio-lordstown
The Strike Heard Around the World https://guides.loc.gov/this-month-in-business-history/february/flint-michigan-sit-down-strike

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