Daniel W. Long

Producer, Host of the Grooveyard
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Daniel is an Ypsilanti native. A graduate of Willow Run Community Schools, he studied American Literature with a minor in Theatre, Media, and Communications at Eastern Michigan University. While his education path has been winding with several stops along the way, Daniel graduated in 2014 with his Bachelor's of Science from EMU. Daniel lives in Chelsea with his wife, and their beautiful children.

Daniel came by jazz and public radio through his first love, 20th-century American Literature, when he was nineteen, and shortly thereafter found WEMU. After listening and being an active volunteer for the station for ten years, he was hired in 2010 to produce the program From Memphis to Motown, advancing to handling many other production roles in the station.

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League of Conservation Voters Score Michigan Lawmakers On Environmental Issues

By • Feb 25, 2016
Michigan League of Conservation Voters

Each year, the League of Conservation Voters looks at Congressional votes covering a range of issues, from air and water quality to wildlife conservation.  For the 2015 National Environmental Score Card, the LCV tallied 35 House votes and 25 Senate votes.

Eastern Michigan University Hosts Annual Digital Divas Workshop For Middle-And-High-School Girls

By • Apr 28, 2015
EMU

The workshop is geared to motivate girls to strive for excellence in male-dominated fields.

Washtenaw County Officials Offer A Unique Way To Keep Your Basement Dry

By • Apr 7, 2015
Rain Garden
James Steakley / commons.wikimedia.org

Rain gardens can help reduce the risk of flooding, in an eco-friendly manner.

Eastern Michigan University Approves Capital Budget, Despite Protests

By • Mar 17, 2015
Eastern Michigan University
emich.edu

Chants of "The E.A.A. is killing us. Black Lives Matter" cut the March 17th Board of Regents meeting.

U-M Study: Genome Sequencing Useful, But Still A Way Off

By • Mar 17, 2015
Karyotype
National Human Genome Research Institute

The biggest challenge is finding a way to deal with the amount of data the sequencing creates.


State Of Michigan Extends The Great Lakes Mercury Collection Program

By • Mar 10, 2015
U.S. Ecology
usecology.com

Free program allows residents to safely dispose of devices containing the hazardous material

Deadline Looming For Donations To Upgrade The Ypsilanti Freighthouse

By • Feb 24, 2015
Ypsilanti Freighthouse
ypsifreighthouse.org

With four days left, The Friends of the Ypsilanti Freighthouse have $2,000 left to raise.


Time Is Growing Short To Sign Up For Health Insurance

By • Feb 10, 2015
Healthcare.gov

The deadline to sign up is February 15, 2015.

Auto Industry Still A Long Way From Being Green

By • Jan 26, 2015
North American International Auto Show
http://www.naias.com

The 2015 North American International Auto Show held few surprises for eco-concerned consumers.

This Year, Martin Luther King Day Has A Different Feel

By • Jan 19, 2015
Martin Luther King, Jr. at Hill Auditorium
U-M Bentley Historical Library

Many feel the holiday should solely look to the past.

SCOTUS Delays Hearing Case On Michigan's Ban On Marriage Equality

By • Jan 12, 2015
Jeff Kubina / commons.wikimedia.org

Members of Washtenaw County's LGBT community disheartened by court's decision.