Podcast

Red Cedar Stories

Natural Sciences, Science

A podcast for meandering the currents of the Red Cedar River - past, present, and future. Host Eric Tans, Environmental Sciences Librarian at Michigan State University, interviews people from the MSU Campus and mid-Michigan communities with ties to the Red Cedar including researchers, campus managers, community leaders, and students.

Episodes
4
Releases
Every two weeks
Typical length
17 min
On air since
2026
Latest episode
5 days ago

Episodes

4 episodes, newest first

  1. Episode 3 - Buried Alive

    Season 1, Episode 3

    Show notes

    Eric tells us about a spooky river that’s been buried alive on campus… and how it sometimes comes back to life.

    4 min
  2. Episode 2 - Laura Young

    Season 1, Episode 2

    Show notes

    https://water.msu.edu/

    Michigan Waterway Stewards

    Eric’s Story Map

    28 min
  3. Episode 1 - Ruth Kline-Robach

    Episode 1

    Show notes

    In this episode, Eric interviews Ruth Kline-Robach about her work with the Red Cedar River.

    SHOW NOTES A link to the website Ruth mentions at the end of the episode: https://www.canr.msu.edu/msu-water/

    And links to the websites of two organizations that Ruth mentions:

    MSU Extension Center for Lakes and Streams - https://www.canr.msu.edu/cls/

    Greater Lansing Committee for Stormwater Management - https://www.mywatersheds.org/

    26 min
  4. Introduction to Red Cedar Stories

    Show notes

    Eric Tans, the Environmental Sciences Librarian at Michigan State University, introduces his new podcast about wandering the meanders of the Red Cedar River.

    7 min