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Tyler Scott’s Biography

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A wordsmith and storyteller first and second, I've worked in commercial and public radio since I started college. As a producer at Michigan Public (NPR) since 2018, I've covered a wide range of issues making news in Michigan -- from closely following political campaigns, to stories on grassroots political culture, Michigan's economies, housing, and a few sports stories every now and then.

As on-air talent, I excel at re-writing scripts, ad libs, and energetic delivery that keeps the audience e…

Tyler Scott’s Journalist Portfolio

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John U. Bacon has high hopes for Dusty May, Kim Barnes Arico, and the Red Wings getting a wild ca...

John U. Bacon has high hopes for Dusty May, Kim Barnes Arico, and the Red Wings getting a wild ca...

Michigan Public's John U. Bacon gives Warde Manuel and the Wolverines an A+ for their decision to hire Dusty …

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Mornings in Michigan: In "St. Joughnuts," dockside doughnut deliveries welcome freighters

Mornings in Michigan: In "St. Joughnuts," dockside doughnut deliveries welcome freighters

As part of Michigan Public's Mornings in Michigan series, meet a Michigan harbormaster who welcomes visiting …

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It Wouldn't Be Make-Believe If You'd Believe In Me - This American Life

It Wouldn't Be Make-Believe If You'd Believe In Me - This American Life

A political party in a major swing state bets on a total outsider.

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MI Religious and Political Right Collide

MI Religious and Political Right Collide

Michigan-based journalist Tim Alberta's new book, "The Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory: American Evangelica…

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The spooky-artsy festival embracing Michigan's weirdos: "Frankenfest"

The spooky-artsy festival embracing Michigan's weirdos: "Frankenfest"

Frankenfest is what happens when an art festival sews itself together with a festival celebrating all things …

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Stateside: Thursday, April 27, 2023

Stateside: Thursday, April 27, 2023

Tyler Scott hosts Stateside on Michigan Radio. This hour: one of the Detroit 3 looks to cut thousands of jobs…

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Time for Change at The Republican Party of Virginia

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| The Bull Elephant
Many Republicans are still in a state of shock after the humiliating defeat in the last election, not helped by the fact that about a half a million conservatives sat at home. Now we have a nightmare of a socialist administration, and we will pay a dear price for this. It is time for some political self-reflection and a good place to start is the Republican Party of Virginia.
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Remembering Allan Brownfeld – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

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| The American Spectator Verified
For any writer, losing a mentor is a painful moment, and such was the case when I found out that Allan Brownfeld had died on August 4, 2025, at 85 years old. Allan passed so quietly that I missed the news at the time. I fear many others did as well. I did not want his passing to go by without writing a tribute. The end of any friendship causes moments of reckoning and gratitude, but Allan in particular will be sorely missed.
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Notes from a Small Virginia Town

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| The Bull Elephant
For many years my husband and I lived in Richmond where we settled down, worked and raised a family. During 2018, we decided to retire to Blackstone, a small town in Southside Virginia and renovated an old house and embraced rural life. When we moved here, it was practically Mayberry, R.F.D., cliché as this sounds. Very friendly people. . . a much slower pace. . . a daily wildlife show of birds, deer, and rabbits in our yard. . .
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