S6 E4 – Michigan Indian Boarding School Survivors Speak out with Sharon M. Brunner

In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the powerful narratives shared by survivors of Michigan’s Indian boarding schools, as brought to light by Sharon M. Brunner, a dedicated member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians and an experienced educator and advocate. Sharon’s work, particularly her book Michigan…

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S5: E8: The MIdwife’s Touch with Sue Harrison

Sue Harrison, a celebrated author from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, has carved a niche in historical fiction, particularly with her most recent work, The Midwife’s Touch. Raised in a close-knit community, Harrison’s literary journey began at an early age, influenced by classic literature and her family’s rich storytelling tradition. Early Inspirations…

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S5: E7 A Nostalgic Lens: Photographs & Essays from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula with Peter Wurdock

Peter Wurdock, an author and photographer, shares his deep connection to the landscapes of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula (UP) through his book, “A Nostalgic Lens: Photographs & Essays from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.” His journey from Royal Oak, Michigan, to Newberry, where he now resides with his two adopted greyhounds, weaves a…

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