Eric Meier is Founding Editor of Ultimate Unexplained (http://UltimateUnexplained.com) and lead explorer of the Haunts and Legends of New York video series (http://bit.ly/HauntsAndLegendsNYS) He is a native Michigander with an interest in geography and history - but will try to keep the reads not as snoozy as you might remember from school. Eric has been on the radio and behind the scenes in the broadcast industry for 30 years and is a past recipient of a New York State Broadcasters award for Best Public Affairs Programming.
Eric Meier
These Are the Incredible and Underrated Beaches of Lake Michigan’s Southern Coast
Don't sleep on the beaches of Lake Michigan's southern shore. Often overlooked in favor of Michigan's west coast beach towns - check out the dozen beaches at the 'Bottom of the Lake.'
Strange But True: Michigan is North, South, East and West of Canada
Discover Michigan's unique location with multiple ways to access Canada in different directions.
There Are No Michelin Star Restaurants in Michigan – Here’s Why
Discover why Michigan lacks Michelin Star restaurants despite its fine dining scene.
A Trip Along the Canals of Detroit Is Like No Part of Michigan You’ve Ever Seen Before
Take a virtual boat ride along Detroit's hidden canals, experiencing the city's forgotten waterways landscapes.
Hardest Hit Areas of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula Just Saw 4-5 Feet of Lake Effect Snow
Extreme snow accumulation blankets the Central UP, with one area recording up to 60 inches of snow.
Strange But True, Michigan Is Just 687 Feet from Minnesota in Lake Superior
Uncover the interesting geographical quirks of Michigan's Lake Superior water borders.
Massive Pile-Up Closes I-94 in Southwest Michigan During Intense Winter Storm
Traffic nightmare on I94 between Benton Harbor and Kalamazoo as semi blocks lanes due to winter storm. Drivers stranded for hours.
The Science Behind Michigan’s Covered Bridges is Astounding
Michigan's covered bridges are more than timeless charm, they are engineered to stand the test of time.
People Are Only Now Just Discovering What Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is Shaped Like
From finger guns to billy goats and a rabbit, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is likened to various shapes - what do you see?
Almost No One Rembers That Cedar Point Once Considered Building an Amusement Park in Michigan
The Sandusky, Ohio based Cedar Point was once deeply involved in discussion with the city of Battle Creek to build an amusement park in Michigan.
Could Michigan Survive as An Independent Nation? Definitely Maybe
Exploring the possibility of Michigan thriving as a standalone nation - its industrial strength, agricultural capacity, and natural resources set it apart.
Unpopular Opinion: Michigan’s Great Lakes Don’t Have True Beaches
Discover why some argue Great Lakes aren't true beach getaways, sparking debate among Midwest vacationers.