“Come Together: A Relief Effort for Tourism Workers” is a virtual variety show to brought to you by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and MLive.  Dave Lorenz, from the MEDC, joins us to talk about the program and the future of tourism in Michigan.

Many of you have made the change to working remotely during this pandemic — so, what’s going to happen when we start moving back to “normal?”  Workplace Culture Expert Cheri Perry joins us to talk about the benefits of working from home, how the office may change, and how you have to take an active roll in securing the 9-5 structure that works best for you.

A sure sign of spring is the kick off of the Sara Hardy Downtown Farmers Market in Traverse City — but, because COVID-19, there’s been a pivot to online.  Taste the Local Difference CEO Tricia Phelps joins us to talk about bringing the marketplace to the digital sphere while still providing the fresh food you love.

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

We’re talking about what’s happening in the world of music with Jordan Anderson from Mr. Music DJ & Event Services, going over how, in quarantine, people are picking up new instruments, indie artists are releasing more music than ever, and one famous singer is turning a big hit on the charts into (hopefully) a big hit on the silver screen.

Weather’s warming up, the planting time is just around the corner — and Jeanine from Pine Hill is here to tell us what’s in store for the coming season.

During this uncertain time, there’s an extra layer of stress to our lives.  Jackie and Jan of Peace Ranch, which provides and trauma and counseling services through equine-assisted therapy, join us to talk about meeting the demand for help during this pandemic.

This was to be the week of the annual Traverse City Rotary Show — and a big milestone at that, with Rotary International celebrating their centennial.  We spoke with Ramona Pleva, this year’s Rotary Show producer, about past highlights, plans for next year’s show, the difference between TC’s Rotary Club and Rotary Charities, and how Rotary continues to raise money and help our community thrive.

A look back at some of the biggest local stories of the week, including the Road Commission tackling bypass planning and an M-137 takeover, the finalists for the Superintendent position for Traverse City Area Public Schools, Chik-Fil-A’s progress moving into the former Flap Jack Shack building, and plans for the Barlow/Garfield area.

Tee See Tee’s Beau Warren wanted to help raise money for local small businesses, so, he did what he does best — created a t-shirt, the “TC Forever” — and has already donated thousands of dollars from sales of the item.