Join Chris Long as The Long Report hits the road in Lansing! In this episode, Chris interviews Representative Tom Kunse about the current political landscape, including the role of lobbyists in Lansing, the importance of transparency, and the recent changes in term limits. They also discuss the ongoing Gotion lobbying dinner, the struggles with personal attacks in politics, and the challenges of running for re-election.

Chris and Tom dive deep into pressing issues like the inefficiencies within the Unemployment Insurance Agency, the impact of term limits on legislative productivity, and the controversial topic of driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. Tom shares his candid thoughts on the lack of transparency in Michigan's government and his optimism for the upcoming elections.

Don't miss this insightful episode filled with candid conversations and political insights.

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In Episode 3 of "The Long Report," host Chris Long interviews Kevin Tucker, a key figure in bringing internet connectivity to Mecosta County in the 1990s. The episode delves into the history and evolution of internet services in Green Township, exploring Tucker's journey from starting with mechanical office machines to pioneering internet services in the area.

The conversation provides a detailed account of the technological shifts from mechanical to electronic systems, Tucker's educational background, and his early involvement with emerging technologies like ATMs and the internet. Tucker discusses the challenges he faced in establishing Tucker Communications, including the high costs of servers and modem racks, the need for self-taught skills in a rapidly evolving tech landscape, and the complexities of expanding internet services in a relatively rural area.

From his unique name to his childhood in Maine

Ormand's story is as compelling as it is unconventional.

He takes us through his journey from a humble two-room schoolhouse to becoming the principal of Crossroads Academy and then into waters of Michigan's political scene.

But that's not all. So, buckle up for an part 1 filled with intriguing tales, eye-opening revelations, and a deep dive into the complexities of local affairs that have gone unnoticed...