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This series delves into the multifaceted world of the Great Lakes, exploring their geographical significance, geological formation, and the rich ecosystems they support. It traces the history of Indigenous peoples, the economic impacts of the lakes on the region, and their strategic roles in warfare. Environmental challenges such as pollution, invasive species, and the looming threat of climate change are examined in depth, highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts. Modern usage, policy issues, and the future of these vast freshwater resources are discussed, underscoring the ...

The newest addition to Globe Pequot’s Shipwrecks series covers the sensational wrecks and maritime disasters from each of the five Great Lakes. It is estimated that over 30,000 sailors have lost their lives in Great Lakes wrecks. For many, these icy, inland seas have become their final resting place, but their last moments live on as a part of maritime history.

The language of Poetry is an art that most of us attempt at some point in our lives. Although its commonplace exposure has been somewhat marginalised in today’s often fast-paced lives we all recognise good verse that can empathise with our thoughts or open us up to experience new things in new ways

Great Lakes Currents is a podcast exploring the stories, challenges, and innovations shaping the future of our Great Lakes. We bring you conversations with scientists, local leaders, Indigenous voices, and everyday stewards working to protect these vast inland seas. From climate resilience to water equity, shipwreck stories to sustainable fisheries, Great Lakes Currents keeps you informed and inspired about the water that connects us all. Dive in and discover how your actions can ripple across the lakes we call home.

Journalist, writer, photographer, historian Rob Alway tells the stories of the history of the Great Lakes region, from water and land. Great Lakes History Log is presented by Sable Points Media, a 501(c)(3) non-profit news and information organization, in partnership with Media Group 31, publisher of Mason County Press, Oceana County Press, and Great Lakes Boat Blog.

Great Lakes, Great Stories celebrates the Great Lakes Protection Fund’s 2020 Leadership Award recipients. These outstanding storytellers excel in connecting their audiences to the Great Lakes ecosystem, its challenges, and efforts to solve them. In this series, hosts Steve Cole and Amy Elledge explore their guests’ inspirations and the future of the Great Lakes. To learn more about our podcast and Award recipients, please visit our website: http://glpf.org/podcast/

Having fun and highlighting all things in the Great Lakes Backcountry. From stories to everyday insights, we aim to make your experiences around the Great Lakes more enjoyable. Our sorry, not sorry approach will be informative to everyone no matter your skill level around the mighty Great Lakes. From fishing and all types of hunting to paddle boarding and hiking we will deliver the Great Lakes hidden gems and showcase the abundance of resource in the place we call home! Website coming soon! Check out and follow our social media pages: Instagram: @greatlakesbackcountry Facebook: @glbackcountry ...

An independent podcast based in Cleveland, Ohio primarily focused on the lower Great Lakes region but ventures out from time to time. No banter. No schedule. Short episodes.Socials: X and FacebookEmail: greatlakestruecrime@gmail.comApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/great-lakes-true-crime/id1387687232 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4dh8L0HmNCUmeSGjSEEJgK

Two guys from the state of Michigan talk about their hometown teams.

Current Events, Sports, Hip Hop, Fashion, Relationships.

Historian Ric Mixter shares rare interviews with survivors and rescuers from the most incredible Great Lakes stories.

Hosted by Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper, the show highlights how we are restoring our waterways, creating additional access points to the rivers and creeks, as well as our advocacy efforts to inspire change.

Three washed-up GLIAC Football players (Brett, Kory, & Vince) discussing everything football in the Great Lakes State. High School (MHSAA), College (MIAA, GLIAC, GMAC, MAC, Big Ten), and.......the Lions.

When the fastest racing pirate in the world rescues a witch who doesn't know her own power . . . lightning strikes.

Between their father leaving and their mother dying, neither Maggie nor Matt were ever affiliated with a pack. When a werewolf shaman shows up looking for Matt, Maggie suddenly has a glimpse into a world she never expected to see . . . as well as a chance to figure out what's going on with her powers.

Great Lakes Celebrates is a talk show focused on all the positive things going on in the wonderful state of Michigan. From newsmakers to artists, Great Lakes Celebrates covers it all.

Part history, part folklore, part travel, and all Michigan. Join Angie and Mike as they uncover Michigan and its hidden mysteries in a way that's never been done before. Be safe out there and text them when you get home. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

What happens when two historians interested in the paranormal meet up? They start a podcast, of course! Join Samantha and Aaron as they discuss legends and lore of the Great Lakes Region. Expect lots of conversation, thorough research, and plenty of sarcasm (when justified). From ghosts to ghost towns and from mythical creatures to UFOs, Great Lakes Lore looks at it all with a scholarly, yet affectionate eye.

Rover Boys on the Great Lakes follows the daring trio as they embark on a new adventure filled with rivalries, rescues, and thrilling encounters on the open water. With old enemies resurfacing and new dangers lurking, the Rover Boys must use all their wits to triumph once more. A fast-paced tale of excitement and heroism.

Voices of the Great Lakes is a podcast all about the Great Lakes region hosted by historian and author Dr. Caleb Ford. This podcast focuses on history, culture, conservation, and the outdoors in the Great Lakes region. It features conversations with diverse guests including authors, academics, artists, conservationists, politicians, wildlife biologists, and outdoor enthusiasts.