Stateside for Tuesday, May 4, 2021<\/p>\n
Today on Stateside, whats ahead for Michigan now that its getting harder to find arms for vaccine doses. The head of a Dearborn based Arab community organization talks about mobilizing for that very purpose. We also dig into Michigan foraging. Plus, an advocate for psilocybin makes the case for legal microdosing in Michigan.<\/p>\n
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Listen to the full show above or find individual segments below.<\/p>\n
Is herd immunity possible? Its complicated, says MSU public health expert<\/p>\n
Statesides conversation with Debra Furr-Holden<\/p>\n
ACCESS pivots to deliver vaccines to Arab communities<\/p>\n
Statesides conversation with Hassan Jaber<\/p>\n
Finders keepers: wild Michigan offers a bounty of foraged treats<\/p>\n
Statesides conversation with Rachel Coale<\/p>\n
Psychedelics as therapy? West Michigan author advocates for further research and acceptance<\/p>\n
Statesides conversation with Paul Austin<\/p>\n
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