October 2, 2024 ~ Aaron Kall, University of Michigan Director of Debate talks to Paul about the Vice-Presidential debate and he says it was a civil discussion about policy with candidates who had two distinctly different viewpoints. Photo credit to © JACK GRUBER/USA TODAY / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images.

A Debate Expert's Thoughts on the Vice-Presidential Debate

National Radio Hall of Fame Inductee  Paul W. Smith takes middays live and local for a show that goes in-depth with the newsmakers who are shaping the future of Southeast Michigan. Tune in as Paul connects with politicians, business and community leaders, entrepreneurs, and entertainers for longform conversations about why the efforts behind the headlines really matter. Accessible, informative, balanced, and bold, with diverse voices and thought-provoking questions that bring it all into Focus.

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National Radio Hall of Fame Inductee Paul W. Smith takes middays live and local for a show that goes in-depth with the newsmakers who are shaping the future of Southeast Michigan. Tune in as Paul connects with politicians, business and community leaders, entrepreneurs, and entertainers for longform conversations about why the efforts behind the headlines really matter. Accessible, informative, balanced, and bold, with diverse voices and thought-provoking questions that bring it all into Focus.

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