This special issue on the gig economy explores the benefits and struggles of gig workers in Ann Arbor in conjunction with the city's guaranteed income pilot program, GIG A2.

Happy Earth Day, Easter, and baseball season! In this issue vendors are commenting on these springtime occasions — along with updates on the Trump administration's local impact on addiction services and K-12 education.

Happy Poetry Month from Groundcover Speaks! Also in this episode: Reflection on the Warming Center, spotlights on Dzanc House and the Big House 5K, and another installment of People in the Neighborhood!

This episode has two documentary movie reviews and vendor narratives about struggles with addiction and mental illness.

We are springing into March with creative essays and poetry, a deep dive into the Sheriff's budget, and reports on the future of both downtown Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti libraries.

February means cold weather, Valentine's Day, and Bob Marley's birthday! In this episode we're also talking about accessing housing after incarceration, what family shelter shouldn't look like, and historical acts of U.S. empire against Cuba.

How is Washtenaw County responding to deathly temperatures and housing insecurity? This issue, "Where I Slept Last Night," attempts to answer that question — with community resources, storytelling, and reflection.

We are celebrating Vendor Appreciation Week with vendor writing, narratives on the barriers of finding and retaining employment, and personalized messages to vendors. This episode also features a spotlight on the retiring director of Home of New Vision, Glynis Anderson, and a report on Ann Arbor's recent million dollar allocation in response to the Trump administration.

This episode remembers the legacy of historical figures and a dear community member; reports from City Council in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti; and spotlights local businesses and community orgs.

This episode shoots, and scores! Listen for reports on community-facing institutions like the YMCA and TheRide, and how the Office of Community and Economic Development is improving the local Point in Time Count.