Scott Pohl is a News Producer at WKAR, a public radio station based at Michigan State University. With a focus on local news in the Lansing area, Scott covers a range of topics including arts and culture, community events, and breaking news stories. His work has also been featured on WMUK.
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Scott Pohl's coverage heavily focuses on local entertainment news, specifically music, art, theater, and events in Lansing and the surrounding areas. He also covers government announcements related to cultural events.
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By: Scott Pohl Wkar
The Lansing placemaking sign is at the northeast corner of Saginaw Highway and Grand Avenue.
By: Scott Pohl
Ryan Carlson, Paul Stroili, Henri Franklin and Juji Berry in a scene from Office Christmas Party, Grinch In Fight With Rudolph, Police Called at the Purple Rose Theatre in Chelsea.
By: Scott Pohl
Ixion Theatre in Lansing is bringing back productions like She Kills Monsters and Broke-ology for its tenth anniversary season.
When the Wharton Center screens The Rocky Horror Picture Show next Tuesday, actor Barry Bostwick will discuss his role as Brad Majors in the film.
By: Scott Pohl
London Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Edward Gardner. The orchestra visits East Lansing tonight.
Dave Downing of Audio Air Force poses with a small door used for sound effects in their performances.
Kathleen Egan rehearses a scene from What The Constitution Means To Me
Melanie Helton is Director of the MSU College of Music opera theatre
By: Scott Pohl
Shows at the Wharton Center are Saturday at 2 and 7:30 p.m.
The Accidentals will be at Lansing's Grewal Hall for concert on Saturday.
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