Bad Axe

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... um, that I'll be speaking in Bad Axe, Michigan.

That's right, it's the 15th.

It's the 15th, so-

Yes.

So it's-

I'll be speaking in Bad Axe.

All right.

All right, so give him a call at 989-269-2697 for all those items.

A weekly, daily local caller here out of Huron County, Bad Axe area.

The fifth-wheel camper, the 2002 Yukon, the '99 Chevy 4x4, the '86 GMC, and '96 Chevy.

Uh, those have snowplows, 28-foot camper trailer frames and axles, wooden spools, various sizes, seven-foot back blade, heavy duty, five-foot brush hogs, parlor wood stove, and, uh, or the parlor stove, wood burner.

It's a 32 circuit panel, uh, brand new that is in the $500 range, and I would sell it for $200.

And my phone number is 989-315-1081, and that's in the Bad Axe area.

All right.

989-315-1081.

All right, he's got a Square D electrical service panel, says it goes for 500 bucks or close to it brand new.

He's asking about two for it.

He's in Bad Axe.

Give him a call.

Thank you.

Our friend in Bad Axe, call him if you're interested in any of those items at 989-269-2697.

Caller number 13, you are on the air.

Yes, the phone number is 810-338-6724.

In 2024, Michigan experienced a record increase in the number of young voters showing up to the polls.

But can a midterm election create that same level of interest among Gen Z Michiganders? And what do young people want from the candidates vying for their vote? Stateside's team of summer interns went to find out and is bringing you those voices through November for our project What The Vote? Stateside intern Jayden Jefferson sat down with Bad Axe native Cody Banack to talk about something that's at the top of a lot of people's minds right now: affordability.

It's like adults don't see us younger adults as adults, and I think that we're all very smart.

We're all very educated.

My name is Cody Banack.

I'm a junior standing at Wayne State University, and my political affiliation would be a Democrat.

I'm from Bad Axe.

It's at the tip of the thumb, and it's very red.

The lead image is the one I love the most, Coffee Break.

Shot in the Michigan town of Bad Axe in 1972, shows two young women in a diner booth.

One has a look of total boredom, fist pressed to her mouth.

The other has a 35 millimeter camera clamped to her face.

All right.

Give him a call at 989-269-2697 on those items, our friend up in Bad Axe.

Lines are open here on Swap Shop.

Definitely got time to get a few calls in before we get to the weather.

My phone number is 989-670-4953.

Okay.

And you're in Bad Axe, right?

Uh, Caro now.

That's what we're doing right now.

A live recording with my fellow super friend, Scott McDermott, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, PCA, in Bad Axe, A-X-E, Michigan, where you've been for...

Seven years.

Eight winters.

You have been a pastor now seven or eight years.

For eight winters.

Eight winters in Bad Axe, Michigan, where you have been faithfully administering the word and sacraments and discipline, working on the reformation of the church in real practical ways.

You're actually doing... you know, what you're called to do and what you're educated to do, which is exciting.

And your

location? Bad Axe.

Bad Axe.

All right.

Thank you for your call.

All right, if you had as much trouble hearing that as I did, a 1996 Oldsmobile he's trying to sell, he's in the Bad Axe area.

Give him a call at 989-670-4953.

Caller number 24, you are on the air.