Editor in Chief Berl Schwartz discusses with Travis Wilson, owner of Noble Road Co. about the rise of the thriving cannabis industry.

Production editor Skyler Ashley goes over interesting events coming to Lansing this week and speaks with Edward Emmerich of Dead Hour Noise about life as a DIY musician in Greater Lansing.

Production editor Skyler Ashley speaks with Edward Emmerich, guitarist of the local metal and punk group Dead Hour Noise, and upcoming events in Lansing are discussed.

Production Editor Skyler Ashley gives a breakdown of what's happening in Greater Lansing this weekend, and reporter Audrey Matusz interviews Dr. Surae Eaton-Sangster, a beloved 72-year-old family doctor from Sparrow Hospital.

Production Editor Skyler Ashley runs down events in Greater Lansing happening this week from Monday, March 7 to Saturday, March 12. Reporter Audrey Matusz interviews 72-year-old Barbara Davis as part of City Pulse's Lansing Legends series, which examines local residents who have witnessed generations of Black excellence.

Production Editor Skyler Ashley runs down events in Greater Lansing happening this week from Monday, February 28 to Saturday, March 5. Reporter Audrey Matusz interviews Art Austin as part of City Pulse's Lansing Legends series, which examines local residents who have witnessed generations of Black excellence.

On this weeks episode, Todd Haywood interviews Lansing Chief of Police Ellery Sosebee. Sosebee has been apart of the Lansing Police Department since 2002. He talks about the goals and challenges he faces at the department. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this weeks episode, Kyle Kaminski interviews Frank Tignanelli - who is the owner of Detroit Frankie's Wood Fired Oven. Tignanelli explains the transition of the pizza restaurant becoming a BBQ restaurant. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this weeks episode, Skylar Ashley interviews Ryan Claytor, who is the coordinator of Michigan State's Comic Art & Graphic Novel minor. Claytor is a comic book artist and illustrated a poem his grandfather wrote titled "A Hunter's Tale". Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this episode of the City Pulse, Skylar Ashley speaks with transgender actress Delia Kropp who is a LGBTQ+ rights advocate. Kropp was the first transgender actress to play the role as Charlotte Van Meltzer in a Pulitzer and Tony award winning play. She will be making her film debut soon in a motion picture titled Landlocked. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this weeks episode of City Pulse, Skylar Ashley speaks with Lansing standup comedian, Amaru. Amaru is the organizer behind a new comedy club called "Funny is Funny" which is located in the old Lansing mall cinema. Ashely asks about the planning of the club and the first few shows. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this episode of the City Pulse, Skylar Ashley talks to Mary Cusack and Jack Wagner of the Michigan Justice Advocacy Organization. Michigan is one of six states that does not have a behavior credit system for the incarcerated, leading them to talk about how justice reform is important in Michigan. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this episode of City Pulse, Skylar Ashley looks into a underground comedy venue that brings entertainment from under a front porch of an East Lansing house. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this episode of the City Pulse, Skylar Ashley features a compilation of music from local indie rock bands. The compilation is titled "This must be the place, quality hits from Lansing", it was put together GTG Records and music writer and City Pulse contributor, Rich Tupica. Each song is a cover from local bands. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this episode of City Pulse, reporter Cole Tunningley looks into a house venue known as the Salsa Parlor. Tunningley interviews the host of Salsa Parlor and comedians featured at the venue. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this edition of City Pulse On the Air, arts editor Skyler Ashley recaps upcoming events in Lansing and reporter Cole Tunningley reports on the Pumpstock Music Festival and the upcoming Michigan Chicken Wing Festival. Music writer Rich Tupica plays tracks from Detroit garage rock legends, The Dirtbombs. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on Impact 88.9 FM.

On this edition of City Pulse On the Air, arts editor Skyler Ashley breaks down cool events coming to Lansing in the near future, and reporter Cole Tunningley shares all the details on the upcoming Michigan Chicken Wing Festival at Adado Riverfront Park. Music writer Rich Tupica plays two tracks from classic Michigan garage rock group The Chancellors. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on 88.9 FM The Impact.

On this edition of City Pulse On the Air, arts editor Skyler Ashley speaks with senior staff writer Lawrence Cosentino about the 20th anniversary of City Pulse. The two discuss Cosentino's long history with the paper and his experience growing as a writer and reporter. Cole Tunningley interviews Taylor Fabus, an extension educator in the Animal Science Department at Michigan State University. They talk about her work with horse exhibitions at the Ingham County Fair. Music writer Rich Tupica caps the show off with a track from Michigan musician Matthew Milia. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on 88.9 Impact FM.

On this edition of City Pulse On the Air, reporter Cole Tunningley talks to Smitty Smith, one of the key organizers of the 2021 Pumpstock Music Festival. Pumpstock is an annual music festival dedicated to roots music and Americana. It was canceled last year due to the pandemic, but now it's coming back strong than ever with a roster of acts from around the country. Arts editor Skyler Ashley interviews musician Adam Droscha, a singer/songwriter who performs across Michigan with the indie/blues rock band Two-Faced Wilson. Droscha is also a talented writer and poet, whose work was featured by the 2018 Lansing Sidewalk Poetry Project. Droscha discusses his history as a musician and writer, as well as his plans for a forthcoming Two-Faced Wilson E.P. Listen to City Pulse On the Air every Sunday at 10 a.m. on 88.9 FM The Impact.

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