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April Baer

April Baer

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Host, Stateside, WUOM-FM (Ann Arbor, MI)

Oregon City, Ohio, Michigan

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politics congressCovers: white house campaigns

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Total articles 929

  • Revival: COVID changed how we gather

    By Kalloli Bhatt, April Van Buren, April Baer Verified| Michigan Public Verified What did you miss most during COVID lockdowns? Sitting in the bleachers, cheering on your favorite team? Going to live music or book talks? Or the bustle of a busy restaurant? While everyone responded to pandemic isolation differently, evidence suggests that American social habits became more solitary. This type of reaction isn’t new. In fact, it can even be found across the world in 12th-century Japan.

    By Kalloli Bhatt, April Van Buren, April Baer Verified · Michigan Public

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Stateside Podcast: Photographer Jarod Lew on family, memory, and the Asian American experience

    By April Baer Verified| Michigan Public Verified The University of Michigan Museum of Art is hosting a new exhibit by photographer Jarod Lew. In, Strange You Never Knew, Lew delves into the complexities of knowing one's true identity, focusing on the Asian American diaspora in the Midwest. In his photographs, Lew has his subjects looking directly at the camera. He explains that this creative choice is intended to establish a tension between the subjects and the viewer.

    By April Baer Verified · Michigan Public

    Feb. 05, 2025

  • Revival: COVID changed how we gather

    By Kalloli Bhatt, April Van Buren, April Baer Verified| Michigan Public Verified What did you miss most during COVID lockdowns? Sitting in the bleachers, cheering on your favorite team? Going to live music or book talks? Or the bustle of a busy restaurant? While everyone responded to pandemic isolation differently, evidence suggests that American social habits became more solitary. This type of reaction isn’t new. In fact, it can even be found across the world in 12th-century Japan.

    By Kalloli Bhatt, April Van Buren, April Baer Verified · Michigan Public

    Mar. 25, 2025

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WUOM-FM (Ann Arbor, MI)

Michigan, Ohio, Oregon, United States