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Tagged: Cost of Creativity

Arts/Culture
2:33 pm
Thu February 17, 2011

Artpod: Cost of Creativity, part 3

Credit Dani Davis
The Cost of Creativity looks at arts and the economy in Michigan

We put together our stories about arts and the economy in the state to create an hour-long documentary called The Cost of Creativity. On today's podcast, we'll hear the final installment of the doc.

And because Artpod is about all things Michigan, all the music you'll hear on The Cost of Creativity is by Michigan artists. The musicians featured on today's podcast and Luke Winslow-King and Ben Benjamin.

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Arts/Culture
11:36 am
Tue February 8, 2011

Artpod: Cost of Creativity, part 2

Credit Dani Davis
The Cost of Creativity looks at arts and the economy in Michigan.

We put together our stories about arts and the economy in the state to create an hour-long documentary called The Cost of Creativity. On today's podcast, we'll hear the second installment of the doc.

And because Artpod is about all things Michigan, all the music you'll hear on The Cost of Creativity is by Michigan artists. The musicians featured on today's podcast Luke Winslow-King and The Red Sea Pedestrian.

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Arts/Culture
3:03 pm
Tue February 1, 2011

Artpod: Cost of Creativity, part 1

Credit Danis Davis
Michigan spends more on prison in 11 hours than it does on arts & culture in an entire year.

The Cost of Creativity

We put together our stories about arts and the economy in the state to create an hour-long documentary called The Cost of Creativity. On today's podcast, we'll hear the first installment of the doc.

And because Artpod is about all things Michigan, all the music you'll hear on The Cost of Creativity is by Michigan artists. The musicians featured on today's podcast: Ben Benjamin and Luke Winslow-King.

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Arts/Culture
5:52 pm
Wed September 15, 2010

New college scholarship is brewing up north

Credit Jennifer Guerra
Artist William Hosner created a portrait of barista Dan Campbell. Sold portraits contribute to a college scholarship fund for baristas.

It costs a lot of money for Michigan students to go to college. Tuition is up at nearly every Michigan school, and the $4,000 once awarded to students under the state's Promise Scholarship has been cut. As a result, lots of students have to take out loans or work to pay for school.

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Arts/Culture
5:38 pm
Thu August 5, 2010

Teens rock out at the Jackson Symphony Orchestra

Credit Jennifer Guerra
Jolly Roger Walrus plays the Jammin' at the JSO concert series.

Like a lot of Michigan cities, Jackson is hurting. The economy is in the tank, the unemployment rate is high, and stores continue to close, including the few places in town where teenagers could go hear live music. That has left those who live there with not much to do on a Friday night.

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