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Arts and Culture

Arts and Culture

  • Jeanine Hewitt and her grandson Josiah Johnson smiling together at their Logan StoryCorps appintment in May 2023.  Jeanine has check length white lightly wavy hair, and wears a grey sweatshirt with an orange down jacket.  Her grandson Josiah stands with his arm around her, the hand on her shoulder has black painted fingernails.  He has curly brown hair and a full beard and wears a black tee shirt with a "Sketchy Tanks X Mr Tucks" logo in white on the left chest area.
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    In 1938, at the age of 4, Jeanine Hewitt sailed from France to Morocco. Her father had been called to serve in Italy so she, her mother, and 9-month-old brother were sent away. She and her grandson Josiah Johnson met the StoryCorps recording booth in Logan to talk about that experience, as well as what it was like to be raised by her grandparents.
  • A salad with lettuce and beans, covered in a dark-colored dressing.
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    On this episode, we explore the influence of Greek, Mexican, Polish and Middle Eastern immigration on Michigan food culture.