Northern Michigan-based musician May Erlewine joins us to talk about her new album “Anyway,” a collaboration with the Woody Goss Band and adapting to being a performer in the time of COVID.

Recruitment and Health Specialist for Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency’s Early Head Start, Kelsey Hyde joins us to to talk about the the NMCAA’s goals to set up infants and toddlers to a great start in life through their home based program. 

Focused on the celebration of farming, food and music, the Groundwork Center’s beloved annual “Harvest at the Commons” event has pivoted to October 10th’s “Groundwork’s Harvest at Home,” an online, virtual event where you can pre-order a “Farm Box” of local food, participate in the raffle and silent auction, and enjoy live music from Joshua Davis.  Groundwork’s Miriam Owsley and Hans Voss join us for all the details.

With colder weather coming and Safe Harbor’s overnight shelter opening soon, Community Liaison Donna Olendorf and Board of Directors Chair Mike McDonald join us to talk about the changes they’ve made to their safety procedures to protect against COVID-19 infections, and about how you can volunteer to help out.

Director of Education for Parallel 45 Theatre, Stacia Sexton joins us to discuss P45’s six week, socially-distanced after-school program for grades K-5, as students learn the art of expressing themselves through voice, movement and games that stretch the imagination. 

We’re sabotaging our growth and effectiveness by not understanding the way  the way we’re thinking about simple—but significant—differences in how we approach seemingly small actions we take everyday.  Bill Marsh, Jr., of the blog Making You Matter, joins us for part two of this exciting discussion.

Director of Cherry Capital Airport, Kevin Klein joins us for an update on airline travel and what planning ahead current looks like.

Despite how college looks and feels very different this year, the need to plan ahead for it hasn’t changed.  Vicki Beam joins us from Michigan College Planning, an organization dedicated to helping families through the collegiate admissions and financial aid process.

Traverse City Area Public Schools Board Member Erica Moon Mohr joins us to talk about last’s night’s meeting regarding the decision to continue ahead with the plan for face-to-face instruction beginning Monday, September 21.

Hip-hop artist Matthew “CasaNova” James returns to chat about fatherhood, new music, and positivity.