Tejano/Comjunto artist Michael Salgado talks about his experience with the pandemic and Texas' winter storm, along with his memorable 25 year career as one of our generations beloved artist. From Cruz de Madera, Palomita Blanca, Sin Ella, Mi Tesoro, with his raspy sounding voice and delivery on the accordian, Salgado knows how to keep patrons on the dance floor. Join me as we welcome Tejano royalty on Mi Gente on Air.

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Pastor Mary Garcia joins us to speak on what her family is calling a miracle after her husband Isaac was pronounced dead twice, and came back surviving the devastation of Covid-19. Through faith and prayer, the family helped in his survival.

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The recent winter storm and it's after affects, Maximo Anguiano calls in from San Antonio, Texas to give us some great insight. Also Roxanne Chantaca is a calming voice in this “Winter of Peril”, she comes to the WSGW studios to sing and tell her beautiful story.

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We are living in historic times and for journalist everywhere it's been pretty amazing. On this week's show I speak with seasoned journalist Rosa E. Morales and we talk about a number of issues affecting our community today.

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Mi Gente on Air gives insight in regard to the Covd-19 Vaccine. Our guest Dr. Brenda Coughlin and Angelia Williams from the Great Lakes Bay Health Centers answer our pertinent questions. Second half of the show highlights the historic new exhibit at the Castle Museum with its President /CEO Jonathan Webb. There is a Smithsonian traveling exhibit celebrating Latinos in Baseball entitled “Pleibol! In the Barrios and the Big Leagues/En los barrios y las grandes ligas.” Great topics concerning our community!

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Saginaw/Detroit poet Michael Reyes talks with Mi Gente on Air about his experience performing on the Latino Inaugural Gala for President Joe Biden along with his experiences as an organizer, protester, and culture creator. He's making a difference. Adelante!

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After an exillariating Inauguration in the nation's Capitol, Hispanic leaders John Ayala and Daniel Soza III speak on the Promise of a New Day. The hope of the Biden admininstration gives people of color a sigh of relief. This is America's day! Sosa also talks about immigration at the border. Join us!

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Saginaw County Clerk Vanessa Guerra talks about transitions during this highly divisive political climate. The former State Rep. talks of hope and change as she transitions into her new role representing Saginaw.

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In this week's episode we talk to Bob and Jane Stricker, who are the parents helping their daughter Juliana Stricker with her new restaurant in downtown Saginaw named Valerie's Downtown Eatery. And I give insight to how to make Mexican popular soups of menudo and pozole from from the chile pods of Ancho and Guajillo.

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The Union Civica Mexicana has a grand history as a Civil Rights organziation that has touched every Mexicano/Latino in the Saginaw area since it's founding in 1945. I talk to a former Civica Queen Mary Hernadez Silvas and a granddaughter of a past president, Ana Sanchez and their memories of one of the oldest Mexican organization in the country still in existence.

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