June was a busy month, and if you missed any of our recent podcasts, we thought we would put them in one spot so you can get easily caught up.
Episode 754, May 30-31 - We check in with some our friends in Whitehall, Holland, Grand Rapids, Traverse City, Lansing and Calhoun County to see what’s going on in their communities this summer.
Episode 755, June 6-7 - We spend time on Mackinac Island to see what’s planned this season at Mackinac State Historic Parks. Oh, and Amy Sherman gets another chance to tell you about the few times she has been able to fire the cannon at Fort Mackinac.
Episode 756, June 13-14 - It’s all about BBQ on this episode. Yes, there is a Michigan style.
Episode 757, June 20-21 - We bring you a round up some of our favorite segments, including an interview with a freighter pilot who helps ships navigate the Great Lakes, stops at breweries in Muskegon and Beulah, and a visit to Michigan’s only postal museum.
Episode 758, June 27-28 - If you love American History, you will love this interview with Phil Porter - historian and author, and director emeritus of Mackinac Historic Parks - who tells us the role Fort Mackinac played in the American Revolution and War of 1812.
Episode 759, July 4-5 - Major League sports have played a major role in Detroit’s comeback, and we visit some of our favorite places to stop if you’re going downtown for a sporting event or concert. Visit Detroit’s Ken Hayward tells us that Detroit is the only major city with all four major sports leagues withing walk distance of each other.
Where are we going to be next weekend? Tune in to Behind the Mitten to find out.
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