Welcome back to “The Stakes,” where this week is all about looking ahead. Coming up on the show today:
Part 1: We take a look at the future of humanitarian aid as producer Kasia Mychajlowycz speaks with Sunita Grote, manager of UNICEF’s Innovation Fund, about how they’re investing in drones to help children around the world.
Part 2: Producer James T. Green talks about the evolution of libraries with Josie Parker of the Ann Arbor District Library — which is lending out way more than books.
Part 3: Producer Mukta Mohan makes a pilgrimage to Maja D'Aoust, a.k.a. the White Witch of The West to find out what the ~ stars ~ have in store for us this year.
Part 4: Poet in residence Marcus Ellsworth is here with a new piece titled "Choose Your Words Wisely."
The Stakes is your look at the week's news, without the filler of talking heads and clickbait.
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Mar 2, 2017
The Wall Street Journal's Suzanne Kapner says big box chains like Sears and Macy's are being displaced at shopping malls by smaller stores like restaurants and fast-fashion chains, which do a better job of driving mall sales and drawing shoppers.
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Jul 12, 2016
Mom and Dad Are Fighting discuss how to talk about Trump with your kids and the new movie "The Edge Of Seventeen."
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Nov 24, 2016
