What does health mean to you? In this episode we dive into the health theme from multiple perspectives including prevention, treatment, opportunity, and services — both mental and physical.

Recap of the Winter Olympics. Spotlight of community events — Chinese New Year, St. Patrick's Day, Earth Day. Remembering the legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson. Discussing the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and associated policies.

This episode shares reports on the 2026 Point in Time Count, Sheriff Dyer's Board of Commissioner suit, ICE Out protests, and U-M athletics.

With a historical deep dive on Bob Marley, an exclusive interview with SK Rodriguez, and DJ Rob's story, this might as well be a music edition! We also continue to follow and share updates on the Cross St. siege.

This edition is titled "Washtenaw Rises Up!" because it is filled with coverage of local resistance efforts; community organizing against police militarization, ICE abductions, and data centers.

Is the Fare Deal program fair? Why should someone volunteer at the Daytime Warming Center? What happened on Cross street in Ypsi? We're answering these questions and more in this episode.

In this episode we're reflecting on the holiday season and sharing resources that will be helpful all year round. Our cover story is about Washtenaw County citizens' view on university police.

Reflect on the holiday season by listening to this year's final episode of Groundcover Speaks. We're also talking about the state of homelessness in Washtenaw and calling on listeners to take action.

The new year isn't here just yet, but this episode gives us a preview of what to expect in 2026: public power ballot initiative in Ann Arbor and cash payments to families in Ypsi. We're also reflecting on the holiday.

This episode is themed for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week! We recap the impacts of the long government shutdown and how the community responded to frozen SNAP benefits — in addition to some amazing essays and interviews on local homeless experiences.