After Governor Whitmer’s press conference last night about new MDHHS orders regarding COVID-19 restrictions, 101st District Representative Jack O’Malley joins us to discuss where things stand in the state of Michigan.

A look back on music news of the past week, including Kylie Minogue’s work-from-home album and the unexpected rebirth of Tower Records.

Department of Health and Human Services of Michigan spokeswoman Kirsten Simmons joins us to talk about a new app available that allows you to receive notifications if another users you’ve been near goes on to test positive for COVID-19, as well as giving you to option to notify others if you test positive.   

A look back at some of the latest stories in the world of music, featuring this weekend’s broadcast of the long-delayed 2020 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, the upcoming Country Music Awards, a postmortem for Kanye West’s presidential campaign and Barry Gibb expanding his musical horizons. 

After a whirlwind election night, Grand Traverse County Clerk Bonnie Scheele discusses—and debunks—some of the rumors surrounding an unprecedented election year.

A look back at the biggest local stories of the week, including TC Planning Commissioners considering allowing “two-home properties,” breaking down region and statewide election results, and a few of the moves being made by restaurants and retail businesses. 

With an increasing number of schools in the area going partially or completely “remote-instruction” for the moment, TBAISD Career Tech Center has faced an interesting challenge, as students come from numerous “home” buildings to the CTC campus.  Assistant Superintendent of the Career Tech Center Patrick Lamb joins us to discuss their plans.

Executive Director Jennifer Szunko and Development Director Sarah Hunt join us to preview the presenters at tonight’s virtual meetup from TC NewTech!

A look back at the world of music from the past week, including Ed Sheeran’s efforts to help music education for those with disabilities, why an artist would want to re-record their hit songs, and the newly-crowned most-watched YouTube video in history.

With the change of our region from Phase 5 back to Phase 4 of COVID-19 ReOpening, we spoke with Lisa Peacock, Heath Officer for the Health Department of Northwest Michigan, to get some details about what this entails.