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Sundays at 7:30a/6:30c
Mondays at 5:30a/4:30c and 3:30p/2:30c
Media Meet is WNMU’s weekly public affairs program which delves into the issues that are important to the people of the Upper Great Lakes Region. During the half-hour program community leaders and special guests of local, regional, national, and international prominence, engage with our host and media guests in intelligent discussion and candid debate regarding topics of local interest. With its unbiased, quality public affairs reporting, Media Meet has been a cornerstone of WNMU-TV’s local production schedule for more than 20 years.
Media Meet airs on both WNMU-TV and Public Radio 90. Full episodes are available to stream online, WNMU Passport and the PBS app. Or listen to Media Meet podcasts from Public Radio 90.
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Sundays at 7:30a/6:30c
Mondays at 5:30a/4:30c and 3:30p/2:30c
We continue our look at the Superior Watershed Partnership and the many ways the local non-profit is making a difference both on land and to the waters surrounding the U.P. We highlight some high-profile projects including the shoreline re-design along Marquette's Lakeshore Boulevard. (#2437)
Saturday, 3/1 at 6:30 pm
Sunday, 3/2 at 2 pm
Michigan 109th District Representative Karl Bohnak has been in office only a couple of months, but he is already immersed in a variety of issues important to his constituents. Karl Bohnak joins us to discuss his first weeks in office and some of the pressing items at the top of his agenda. (#2505)
Saturday, 3/8 at 6:30 pm
Sunday, 3/9 at 2 pm
We check in with leaders of the Northern Lights Child Advocacy Center. A year after opening here in Marquette, the center is keeping busy, which is an unfortunate thing to say as their mission is protect children from abuse and neglect. We learn more about the center's day-to-day work and how it benefits the community. (#2506)
Saturday, 3/15 at 6:30 pm
Sunday, 3/16 at 2 pm
After a disastrous winter tourism season one year ago, U.P. businesses who cater to visitors bounced back in a big way this year. We bring together our region's top travel and recreation officials to assess the year so far and to predict what to expect as the temperatures warm. Find out what external factors might put a crimp in what otherwise could be a hot summer season. (#2507)
Saturday, 3/22 at 6:30 pm
Sunday, 3/23 at 2 pm