Election 2008: Up Next, the Conventions Michigan Radio and NPR will bring you the latest on the presidential contest as we move toward the Democratic National Convention August 25-28 and the Republican National Convention September 1-4. Both NPR and Michigan Radio will have reporters on site. Keep up with the latest predictions and election news stories. Foreclosing On the American Dream Michigan has one of the highest foreclosure rates in the nation. We look at what this means for all of us. Listen and learn more. Weekend Lineup Our new weekend schedule brings you the best public radio has to offer. Michael Feldman's "Whad'ya Know" returns to two hours from noon-2pm on Saturdays, right after "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me" which moves to 11am. "Only a Game" joins our lineup Saturdays at 4pm. See the new schedule. Michigan Radio Celebrates 60 Years Michigan Radio's WUOM 91.7 signal went on the air on July 5th 1948. Over the next few months, join us as we celebrate 60 years of bringing the citizens of the state public radio. Learn more about our history. Michigan Radio Wins Murrow Award Michigan Radio won a prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award from The Radio-Television News Directors Association for Best Documentary for Ashes to Hope: Overcoming the Detroit Riots. This award is a testament to the high quality statewide coverage that Michigan Radio brings to you. Find out more. The Environment Report in the Afternoon You can now hear The Environment Report with Lester Graham weekdays at 5:45pm during All Things Considered. Find out more. NPR Mobile from Michigan Radio Wherever you are, we're there too! - with NPR Mobile from Michigan Radio. Hear the Story of the Day. Catch up on the latest news from NPR & Michigan Radio. Take the Wait Wait Don't Tell Me quiz. It's all on your cellphone or hand-held device. Find out more. A Prairie Home Companion in Ann Arbor Michigan Radio and the Ann Arbor Summer Festival welcomed A Prairie Home Companion to Hill Auditorium this summer. Find out more.

Michigan's Bottom Line: Careers After Cars A look at what our jobs and our state's economy might be in era when the auto industry is no longer the dominant industry. Hear the show. Grading Michigan Schools Michigan Radio's month-long in-depth series about education in Michigan. Hear the series. Ashes to Hope In 1967, violence erupted in the city of Detroit. Michigan Radio's news team looks at what happened and what the events still mean to the state. Find out more about our documentary and series. Storycorps: Philanthropy The rarely told and inspiring stories of Michigan philanthropists. The stories are part of the the Michigan Philanthropy Oral History Project. Find out more.

PLAY Gallery A new gallery of experimental vignettes that are now airing on our sister television stations. See for yourself.