Advancement Manager for the Father Fred Foundation, Elaine Keaton chats about a new opportunity to get great children’s clothes, as well as the other ways they’re helping out folks in Northern Michigan.

Glen Lake Association Watershed Biologist Rob Karner joins us to discuss the Overlay District, a plan for protecting the Glen Lake/Crystal River Watershed that could have positive affects for decades to come.

Director of the Traverse Area Historical Society, Peg Siciliano joins us to tell some stories about our past that are particularly relevant today.

July 1st, the Traverse City Pit Spitters will reopen Turtle Creek Stadium for a special season of baseball, adding two new teams that will compete in a round robin 57 game season played entirely in TC.  Pit Spitters General Manager Mickey Graham joins us with all the details.

Downtown Traverse City’s about to get a whole lot more space for the summer — Front Street, between Park and Union, will be closing soon to all vehicle tragic and be fully open to pedestrians for more space to walk, dine outdoors at your favorite restaurants and browse the latest finds at your favorite stores.  Traverse City Downtown Development Authority CEO Jean Derenzy joins us with all the details.

With the strange weather — warm, cold, flooding, dry — and an uncertain economic climate, the state of Northern Michigan’s flagship crop can be hard to pin down.  Ben LaCross, of LaCross Farms and Leelanau Fruit Company, gets us up to speed. 

Trumpet & flugelhorn player for this unique mix of funk, jazz, rock and swing, Bill Fromm from Jazz North joins us to talk about the group’s origins, repertoire, and preview their upcoming appearance on “Radio Retro,” the new on-air version of the beloved “Concerts on the Lawn” at Grand Traverse Pavilions.  The full concert can be heard this Thursday at 7pm on WCCW 107.5 FM.

A look at what’s happening in the world of music this week, including Drake giving a Twitch streamer the green light for his music, what happens if venues can’t weather the Coronavirus storm, tracking the risk of certain concerts, and a tragic accident befalling a country music family.

With the Fourth of July just around the corner, Meredith Hawes from the National Fire Protection Association joins us to talk about keeping you and your family safe while celebrating.

Jeanine from Pine Hill talks about your outdoor spaces and answers your questions.