Luke sits down with Mike Saunders, a teaching instructor at West Michigan Center for Arts & Technology, who helped his students produce the documentary Rhythm & Race: A History of African American Music in Grand Rapids. They discuss the rich history of African American music within Grand Rapids and what WMCAT students learned through the filming process.
 
The film will be re-released with new footage on May 10th at Celebration! Cinema North. Showtime is at 6:30 and admission are free.

Rhythm & Race

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The last few weeks and months have been one of the most challenging periods in our city and communities around the world. Tiffany and Luke discuss how to respond to the pains of the health pandemic, economic hardships, and the continuation of racism and brutality.

What's Next Grand Rapids?

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic quarantine, Tiffany and Luke share some love with fellow Grand Rapidians. They discuss inspirations, resources, and how you can give back during this challenging period locally and globally.

We Love You Grand Rapids

The Comedy Project is Grand Rapids' newest space for laughs, drinks, food, and community. Tiffany and Luke chatted with Ben Wilke about the origins of The Comedy Project, creating an inclusive community space, and moonshine.

The Comedy Project

Tiffany and Luke share the good news about the future of iheartGR and the inspiring content planned for 2020.

The State of iheartGR

Tiffany and Luke look back upon the Grand Rapids stories in 2019. They also reveal the top iheartGR Instagram photo, podcast episode, and moment of 2019.

Rhythm & Race

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