While it’s always been focused on giving back, the Good Bowl restaurant in Traverse City is putting all charity efforts towards supporting TC restaurants, bars and hotel workers who are struggling financially during the pandemic.  We’re joined by Good Bowl founder Soon Hagerty, along with T-Shirt Robot’s Beau Warren, who partnered with the Good Bowl for the creation of a “We Will Carry On” tote bag you can purchase to help support the effort.

Sources say Governor Whitmer is eyeing cancelling the rest of the school year amidst the Coronavirus pandemic.  But what exactly would that look like for our students? 

Many fundraising events have been cancelled for non-profit organizations that are the very ones being called upon for services during this uncertain time.  David Mengebier, President & CEO of the Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation, joins us to discuss ways we can help these vital local organizations help our community.

With Governor Whitmer’s stay-at-home order, many people are working from the comforts of their living quarters — but that can be more difficult than you’d think.  Bill Marsh, Jr., from the blog “Making You Matter,” joins us to discuss tips and tactics to still get things done when you’re stuck at home.

Mental Wellness Counseling’s Nicole Ball joins us to talk about the varied stages of grief we’re all experiencing during the “stay-at-home” order during the COVIC-19 crisis.

Traverse Bay Children’s Advocacy Center’s Executive Director Sue Bolde, along with Children’s Advocacy Centers of Michigan’s Dr. Amelia Siders join us with techniques learned from trauma treatments that will help with handling the anxiety and fear of times of uncertainty.

WTCM’s “Ask the Real Estate Guy” Jack Lane joins us to talk about how the region’s real estate market is being impacted by the Coronavirus.

Grand Traverse County Health Department Director Dr. Michael Collins joins us to discuss the current situation with COVID-19 in Northern Michigan.

A look back at the biggest local stories of the week, including what declaring a “state of emergency” means for Grand Traverse County and Michigan as a whole, Munson Medical Center watching Detroit’s health care system for cues, and more. 

TC NewTech founder Russell Schindler is also the CEO of SampleServ, originally a sampling service for environmental testing that has recently been working to assist remote medical screening pop-ups handle high-volume Coronavirus sampling with zero transcription errors.