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Clark Smith

Retired (2013) Program Director

Clark Smith

Clark has worked in radio, commercial and public, for 38 years and was  with WEMU for 30 years. He and wife Anne have been married for 35 years and have three of the best children in the world. Their oldest daughter is teaching English in Japan. 

The Smiths live in Superior Township, just outside of Ypsilanti. Clark’s favorite things are summer, music, and family camping trips. His least favorite things are  winter and any meeting lasting longer than 30 minutes. Fortunately, he now has plenty of times to enjoy all of these things, and very few meetings!

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Movies and more
9:27 am
Thu May 10, 2012

Cinema Chat

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Film festivals, new openings dowtown, and more.

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Cinema Chat from WEMU features the Executive

Director of the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor,

Russ Collins.

Better Gardens
9:43 am
Wed May 9, 2012

Fly, Butterflies!

A Viceroy Butterfly on a plant.
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The Southeast Michigan Butterfly Association

This week, Clark talks to Brenda Dziedzic, co-founder and President of the Southeast Michigan Butterfly Association, about making your garden more attractive to butterflies.

Environment
9:18 am
Wed February 8, 2012

Issues of the Environment

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More on oil and gas exploration in Washtenaw County.  Our guest this week is Jeffrey Cook, the President of Southwestern Oil Company based in Greenville, Michigan, and Chairman of the Michigan Oil and Gas Producers Education Foundation.

Environment
10:06 am
Wed January 18, 2012

Issues of the Environment

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Oil and gas exploration in Washtenaw County.  Lodi Township residents organize to educate  landowners about the dangers of mineral rights leases.

Environment
9:54 am
Wed December 21, 2011

Issues of the Environment

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Helping the homeless helps the environment too.

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