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 to discuss.

Ahead of his appearance on this year’s final “Concerts on the Lawn Goes Radio Retro,” Elvis Tribute Artist Jake Slater joins us.  The full concert will be heard this Thursday at 7pm on WCCW 107.5 FM. 

From the Grand Traverse Pavilions, Deb Allen joins us with a look back at of this year’s unique, radio broadcast edition of the popular summertime “Concerts on the Lawn” series.

A look back at some of the past week’s musical stories, featuring Britney Spears’ attempts to break free of her conservatorship, a rock concert that’s really a scientific lab, and why Dave Grohl is still the coolest guy in rock.

The VedIQ Guild’s 2019 Distinguished Visionary of the Year award winner, Jeffery Ford joins us to talk about how “responsibility” doesn’t have to be a “four letter word” when we start looking at our “obligations” differently.

Why the rain might not be enough for your plants, yellow rose leaves, having TOO many flowers from your blooms, getting “rescue hydrangeas” from pots into the ground, using PVC pipe to get deeper irrigation and more — Jeanine from Pine Hill answers your outdoor space questions!

Michigan State University’s Dr. Heather McCauley joins us to discuss Spark Research for Social Change, a survey that she and some of her colleagues are conducting with survivors of child abuse, domestic violence and other crimes.

A look back at some of the top stories of the week, including the possible continued closure of Front Street, recreational marijuana businesses “green” lit, GT County moving toward ending the contract between the Commission on Aging and PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) and the cancellation of the Iceman Cometh Challenge.

General Manager of Treetops Resort in Gaylord, Barry Owens joins us to talk about their recent awards, adapting to COVID-19 precautions while still serving guests, and looking forward. 

When you can work from anywhere…why not work from where you want to be?  This is the idea that realtor Jack Lane (host of Ask the Real Estate Guy) says is going to be driving home buying habits in a post-pandemic world.