This week, we look at what's next after the $500 million settlement between Michigan State University and Larry Nassar's abuse survivors; learn how a 90-year-old school building is helping the affordable housing crunch; find out why Detroit homeowners are swapping houses; and talk with a "father of the internet."
Cheyna Roth reports on MSU settling with 332 victims of Larry Nassar's abuse
Katie Cook reports on responses to the settlement by abuse survivors
NPR's Rachel Martin interviews MSU interim president John Engler
Associated Press reporter David Eggert reports ondistributionof settlement
Katie Cook reports on the transformation of Portland School to affordable housing
Scott Pohl interviews East Lansing Art Festival director Michelle Carlson
WDET's Laura Herbert reports on Detroit homeowners swapping houses
Scott Pohl interviews Vinton Cerf, a "father of the internet"
Katie Cook reports on a Lansing couple celebrating Ramadan (originally aired in 2017)
