Megan Schellong
Morning Edition Local Host and ProducerMegan Schellong is the local host and producer for Morning Edition on WKAR.
Megan joined WKAR and MSU ComArtSci in April 2021 and took on hosting duties beginning in June of that year.
Megan comes to WKAR from WLNS-TV in Lansing, where she was a digital content producer.
Prior to that, Megan was a fill-in producer for KPCC in Southern California. Her work has been featured on NPR, BBC, and USATODAY College. Megan graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a degree in journalism.
Megan is the creator of the podcast Adoption Rewind. Her hobbies include baking, running, and photography.
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Eli Newman comes to WKAR from NPR member station, WDET, where he served as a reporter for the past seven years, covering breaking news, politics and community affairs. -
WKAR has a new leader at the helm of the news team, Amy Robinson. She joins us after 7 years as news director with WCMU.
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The National Institutes of Health are awarding $26 million in grant funding to Michigan State and two other universities to study environmental influences on children’s health.
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For the past decade, the Lansing Economic Area Partnership has been hosting a business pitch competition called the Hatching. The final winner runs an arts education organization.
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The East Lansing Public Library has a new interim director.
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WKAR’s Megan Schellong stopped by the Dairy Store to get a closer look into how Michigan State University makes its iconic ice-cream.
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El martes 8 de agosto, los votantes de Lansing acudirán a las urnas para la elección primaria para elegir entre los candidatos que se postulan para representarlos en el Concejo Municipal.
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On Tuesday, Aug. 8, Lansing voters will go to the polls for a primary election to pick candidates running to represent them on the City Council.
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WKAR's Megan Schellong speaks with the Michigan State University Abrams Planetarium director about the Northern Lights and how to see them in mid-Michigan.
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A peregrine falcon chick that hatched on top of Michigan State University’s Spartan Stadium this spring will not be returning to the wild.
