Scott Pohl is a News Producer at WMUK and WKAR at Michigan State University. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music business, various music genres, and photography, both analog and digital. Scott's work has been featured in prominent outlets, showcasing his passion for fine art, arts & crafts, and entertainment news.
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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.
Given his focus on local arts and culture events in Michigan, pitching human interest stories about individuals or groups involved in these events could be well received. Additionally, offering insights into educational programs or initiatives within the arts and culture scene may pique his interest.
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By: Scott Pohl
The music streaming app Sonic Detroit plays the rock hits the Motor City loved and still loves.
By: Scott Pohl
The Michigan State University Wharton Center's upcoming 2026-27 season will feature Sutton Foster, Yo-Yo Ma and Richard Thomas among the stars coming to East Lansing.
By: Scott Pohl
MSU photography faculty member Lara Shipley will use her Guggenheim Fellowship to help finance an art project on wolves in Minnesota.
Most of us have made a collage in art class. Cutting images out of paper and gluing them together to make something new seems like something anyone can do.
By: Scott Pohl
Tribute band, Echoes of Pink Floyd, will play at Grewal Hall in Lansing on Saturday.
By: Scott Pohl
Lansing native Taylor Taylor's first LP is called "Just Kidding, Maybe!"
By: Scott Pohl
WKAR's Matt Watroba is marking milestones in both his music and radio career with a celebratory concert in Ann Arbor.
By: Scott Pohl
The productions Lansing community theater actor Holly Kay-Cannon has participated in have ranged from musicals and comedies to serious dramas.
By: Scott Pohl
Lansing actor Ndegwa McCloud's roles have included award-winning turns as a death row inmate as well as in "Little Women."
By: Scott Pohl
The Williamston Theatre is adapting Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 film "The 39 Steps" as a comedy.
