Michigan Bird’s Eye Views

Jon Fierst of the Clarke Historical Library on the campus of Central Michigan University shows off some beautiful and intricate drawings of towns and cities across Michigan. The maps were created by various artists throughout the late 1800's as ways to promote the areas.

The Clarke Historical Library on the campus of Central Michigan University is home to thousands of artifacts. Historians Bryan Whitledge and John Fierst pull back the curtain on the Clarke’s vast archive to share stories from our past.

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WCMU Public Television's original series highlighting the people and places that make Michigan a special place to live. Travel all across the state to view natural wonders, historic sites and numerous vacation destinations.

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From woodworkers to dancers, meet the people who evoke and instill a creative spirit in their communities. Meet with these incredibly talented individuals and learn how their love of art inspires many.

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CMU Point of Pride is a series short vignettes of featuring highlights of academic programs, the arts, new initiatives, and other dynamic programs from the Campus of Central Michigan University, located in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. The series is produced by WCMU Public Media.

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In this special presentation by WCMU Public Media, we delve into the stories of Michigan’s tribal history. Visit crucial historic and cultural sites throughout Michigan and learn how Native American culture is being passed on to future generations.

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WCMU Public Media is proud to give a voice to veterans and their families through The Vietnam Letters Home Project. During the Vietnam War, American soldiers sent countless letters to family members and friends back in the States. In this series of revealing interviews and letter readings, veterans and their families throughout Michigan come forward to share their Vietnam War experience.

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Stay informed with the latest news coming out of the WCMU Public Radio newsroom. Award-winning journalists are in your communities sharing the stories that matter most.

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