Presidential Election, Democracy, Economy
First State of the State podcast of 2021: an economic roller coaster and polarizing grievances that can fuel political violence.
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Facing the Pandemic, the Economy and Redistricting
IPPSR podcasters agree it's no time to drop our pandemic facemasks. They foresee a tough economic winter ahead and describe a new, and potentially fairer, way to draw voting districts.
Going Red or Blue in Michigan in 2020?
Predictions, projections and Election Madness in the latest State of the State Podcast.
Election, Economy, Leadership During Pandemic
What's the path to the White House? Will the popular vote match the Electoral College outcome? More about the November election, the economy and the path to the Michigan Political Leadership Program.
The State Rates: Governor Whitmer, President Trump and Our Personal Finances
How are Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and President Donald Trump performing their jobs? What's ahead for the economy? Find out in the latest edition of the State of the State Podcast.
Electoral, Racial Wage and Economic Gaps
A new Zoom version of the State of the State Podcast featuring updates on election prospects, economic prospects and landmark new research on the racial wage gap in Michigan.
COVID-19 Lessons: Distance Learning and Economic Distancing
Keeping classrooms and the economy on track in the time of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Recession, Election, Education in the Time of Coronavirus
A new election upcoming, a new recession taking hold and new IPPSR research on shuttered or online classrooms. Plus, a new report on the digital division across Michigan.
Coronavirus: Elections, Politics, Recession
Against the challenge of the novel coronavirus, Michigan's presidential primary is in the past, the nation's presidential election is upcoming and a recession is all but official.
Podcasters Take to the Roads, Look at the Economy and Cheer on the Schools
The economy, the roads and how Michigan is improving its lowest-performing schools. State of the State Podcasters also talk about stock market caution and the novel coronavirus.
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