You are invited to a special, live recording of our State of Water podcast on Monday, December 8! Join us at Leon Speakers in Ann Arbor for this free event featuring a conversation between State of Water host, Seth Bernard, and Noah Kaplan, President and Founder of Leon Speakers and Founder of Mothfire Brewing.
It’s been a year like no other…a year of grief, recommitment, creative practice, and bold action. As we look towards 2026 we invite you to be a part of our next chapter as we continue our work for clean water, racial equity, and youth empowerment.
Bryan Smigielski, Michigan Campaign Organizer for the Sierra Club, joins us for a special episode to discuss the proposed data center in Saline Township and the ongoing effort for full transparency and no secret deals!
Say Yes to Michigan & Say NO to Data Centers! Find links to resources, downloadable info graphics, and simple action items. Current calls to action: contact your MI State legislators to support the recent package of bills introduced in the House and Senate to regulate the rapid rise of data center projects.
We are honored to welcome Manape LaMere to State of Water as we continue our series honoring our beloved friend and colleague, Holly (ba) T. Bird. From the Standing Rock frontlines to Michigan’s Earthwork Harvest Gathering, Manape shares wonderful stories of organizing, community building, and friendship.
We are happy to announce our next cohort of Understanding Racial Justice which will meet virtually in January, 2026 via zoom on 4 Wednesday evenings.
We are grateful to welcome back Monica Lewis-Patrick to State of Water for the first of a series of tribute episodes honoring our beloved friend and colleague, Holly (ba) T. Bird
Estate planning is not just for the wealthy, it’s an act of love, legacy, and community care.
In a time where there are many unknowns in many communities and organizations, Title Track remains exceedingly grateful for all of the grantors and foundations that have supported us over the past six years.
Title Track’s Seth Bernard recently travelled to Oregon for the Sisters Folk Festival and Americana Song Academy. Seth led our Collaborative Songwriting Collective Liberation workshop and the group wrote this absolutely wonderful song!