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On today’s show, we discussed what took place at the recent Livingston County Republican Lincoln Day dinner, and talked with Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Diane Seuss. Plus, reporter Dustin Walsh joined to talk IVF under Roe v. Wade and baby formula supplies, and lastly Cheers! returned with a new spring-time libation.

If you like lavender, this martini reimagination is for you.

A petition challenger explained why he believes forged signatures and other errors should disqualify several GOP gubernatorial candidates from the August primary. Then we took a look at the history and legacy of the Grange in Michigan. And a new children's book author explained why West Michigan is so inspirational.

One of the most popular drink of the 1970s is sweet. Very sweet. This update keeps the flavor profile with a liqueur that's popular today.

Colin Kaepernick was named honorary captain for Wolverine football's upcoming scrimmage. We talked about why that matters. Plus, a Monroe native and filmmaker on carving out his niche in the horror genre.

The Fox River cocktail has been around since 1927 or before. Ann Arbor Distilling whiskey is branded Fox River. It's about time to pair them.

Governor Whitmer opposes a $2.5 billion tax cut package passed by state legislature. Also, decision-making in a post-omicron surge Michigan. And another episode of Interlochen Public Radio's [Un]Natural Selection series.

Using ingredients that are already smoky can add a lot of flavor to a cocktail, in this case a margarita!

Members of the state Senate want to put a statue of former Coleman Young at the U.S. Capitol. We talked to a reporter about the push to honor the former Detroit mayor. Then, an exploration of the Michigan life and legacy of civil rights icon Malcom X.

There are several ways to bring that elusive smoky aroma or flavor to a mixed drink. Here's one way to smoke a drink.