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Michigan Minute
WKAR Public Media
Hear Me Out!
Aileen Kirk and Nicole Madden
The Stupid History Minute
Keb Pound
Classic Radio Theater with Wyatt Cox
Wyatt Cox
Development Purgatory
Pipedream Podcasts
American Hauntings Podcast
Cody Beck and Troy Taylor
Conspiracy Theories, Cults, & Crimes
Crime House
Horror Queers
Bloody FM
The Team House
dee takos
Wicked and Grim: A True Crime Podcast
Ben Gibson
Passion Médiévistes
Fanny Cohen Moreau
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Ascension
Rainy Day Rabbit Holes: History Unhinged
Rainy Day Rabbit Holes
The Eastern Border
Curonian
New Books in Central Asian Studies
Marshall Poe
Move Forth With Grace: A Discipleship for Women
Angela Grace Forth
American Revolution Podcast
Michael Troy
The Archaeology Podcast Network Feed
The Archaeology Podcast Network
Civics In A Year
The Center for American Civics
BioGraphics - True Biographies & History's Most Fascinating People
biog
مَنبِت | Manbet
Sowt Media | صوت
The Josh Philipp Show
The Epoch Times
Socials with the Saints | a Pilgrim Center of Hope podcast
Pilgrim Center of Hope
Confessions of a Not-So-Dangerous Mind*
Jeremy Cohen
Bro History
Bro History
Jewish History Uncensored
Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein
东亚观察局
番薯剥壳工作室
BiblioAsia Podcast
National Library, Singapore
Scandali
BOATS
Henry läser Wikipedia
Acast
Rock & Pop Stories
Dominique Duforest
Sisters in Crime – Frauen, die töten
Jule Gölsdorf und Karolin Kandler
Power and Market
Ryan McMaken, Tho Bishop, Connor O'Keeffe
Liberal Halvtime
Civita og Moderne Media
Yo documental
Uveobe
Good Morning Music
Gros Naze
The Last Post Radio Show
Greg T Ross
Historia
WKAR Public Media
On this day in 1911, Michigan adopted its current state flag, featuring the coat of arms with symbols of peace, defense, and wildlife — all topped with the state motto, “If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you.”
On this day in 1832, Detroit issued strict medical guidance to combat a cholera epidemic, restricting boat traffic and public movement amid fears and outdated treatments. Church bells were silenced to prevent panic durin...
On this day in 1960, the steamer J.F. Schoellkopf nearly collided with the new Houghton-Hancock Bridge when the bridge operator missed its whistle signal, causing the ship to run aground and cut telephone service to 1,00...
On this day in 1963, 125,000 marched Detroit’s Woodward Avenue with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., marking one of the nation’s largest civil rights demonstrations.
On this day in 1938, Joe Louis knocked out Max Schmeling, becoming a national hero amid rising global tensions.
On this day, 1943, the Supreme Court upheld Japanese Internment; Justice Murphy condemned it as racist and un-American.
On this day, actor James Tolkan was born in Calumet, and Detroit faced deadly 1943 housing riots amid war-driven growth and desegregation efforts.
On this day, Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in 1865, a moment celebrated nationwide and honored by voices from Michigan and beyond.
On this day in 1923, the first iconic Checker Cab rolled off the line in Kalamazoo, marking a milestone in Michigan’s auto legacy.
On this day in 1913, Detroit saw its—and America’s—first auto strike, shaping labor rights and the modern workweek across the nation.
On this day in 1855, the land for Michigan State University was chosen, setting the stage for the state’s first agricultural college and Spartan pride.
On this day in 1836, Michigan gained the Upper Peninsula in a land dispute deal with Ohio, securing statehood and a treasure of natural beauty.
On this day in 2012, two Michigan lawmakers were censured over language in debate, and in 1976, Detroit’s Hudson’s retired its giant flag to the Smithsonian.
On this day in 2002, the Red Wings won the Stanley Cup, and it’s also the birthday of Michigan’s own comedian Tim Allen.
On this day, Marian Anderson made U-M history as first Black female speaker, and Slaughterhouse Five was freed from a school ban in Michigan.
On this day in 1805, Detroit was nearly destroyed by a great fire—but the town rose from the ashes, inspiring its enduring motto of hope.
On this day in 2016, hockey legend Gordie Howe passed, leaving behind a record-breaking career and a lasting impact on Detroit and the sport.
On this day in 1945, Michigan State unveiled the original Sparty statue, symbolizing decades of Spartan athletic spirit and achievement.
On this day in 1953, an F5 tornado tore through Genesee County, killing 116 and injuring hundreds more in one of Michigan’s deadliest storms.
On this day in 1932, Mary Moore was born in Detroit. She played for the Battle Creek Belles and slid into home in A League of Their Own.
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