Ronia Cabansag is a producer for Stateside at Michigan Public Radio. With a strong background in media studies and journalism, she covers a range of topics including sustainable agriculture, consumer health, and education, while also exploring themes related to food and beverages. Ronia's work has been featured in Michigan Radio and Michigan Public Radio.
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Ronia's coverage focuses on local news and community interest stories within Michigan, particularly Ann Arbor. She frequently features expert commentary and government announcements, suggesting she may be interested in pitches that provide insights from local experts or officials on topics related to politics, entertainment news, crime, and specific local events.
Given the focus of her articles on podcasts and local themes such as bakeries, Detroit murals, Filipino cuisine etc., Ronia might respond well to pitches that offer unique human-interest stories or cultural insights relevant to her geographic area of interest.
Pitches should aim to provide a local angle with real-life examples or case studies directly tied to her coverage area in Michigan. This could include providing access to individuals involved in the covered topics who are willing to share their experiences firsthand for potential feature inclusion.
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By: Mercedes Mejia, Ronia Cabansag
"The Dish," Stateside's spinoff podcast for foodies, took a trip to EK's Cheesecakes in Milan, Michigan.
By: Mercedes Mejia, Kalloli Bhatt, Ronia Cabansag
We talk to Raul Alvarez about Unfiltered, a new storytelling event in Grand Rapids.
By: Sneha Dhandapani, Ronia Cabansag, April Van Buren
The historic Scarab Club's new gallery manager Donna Jackson spoke with us about her approach to community engagement—and the profound impact the Detroit arts scene has had on her own life.
By: Ronia Cabansag, Yesenia Zamora-Cardoso
Santa Ono announced his plan to leave the University of Michigan this summer, divulging that he is the sole finalist for a job leading the University of Florida.
By: Mercedes Mejia, Kalloli Bhatt, Ronia Cabansag
Josh Schaeding serves up some burgers and local history at the Maple Grille.
By: Kalloli Bhatt, Ronia Cabansag, Erin Allen
We revisit a conversation with activist Herb Boyd, plus two scholars with reflections on Malcolm X's life and legacy.
By: Ronia Cabansag, Kate Wells, Kalloli Bhatt
Planned Parenthood of Michigan closed four clinics this year. Kate Wells, health reporter for Michigan Public, explained why operational costs and
By: Sneha Dhandapani, Erin Allen, Ronia Cabansag
This weekend, Detroit will dance until sunrise to techno beats and rap rhythms at Hart Plaza during Movement.
By: Ronia Cabansag, Mercedes Mejia
Brittany March, the owner of a culinary pop-up called It's Food Detroit, has a deep love for pizza that goes all the way back to childhood.
By: Elinor Epperson, Mike Blank, Ronia Cabansag
Michael Zervos of Northville, Michigan visited 195 United Nations-recognized countries in just 499 days. He calls it “Project Kosmos.” And in each country, he asked locals: "What is the happiest moment of your life?"
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