A tribute to the ironic music legend, “Remembering Patsy Cline” brings you on a beautiful and informative walk through the rise and success of one of country music’s queens, brought to you by Judy Harrison and her high-energy band ReBooted.

Stories from the world of music and sound include the benefits of waking up to a gentle alarm, interesting radio signals from outer space, a new car engine lullaby, Nick Cannon’s swearing off of marriage and Justin Bieber’s clean upper lip.

A look back at the top local stories of the week, including Chik-Fil-A moving forward with building a restaurant in Traverse City, new housing projects are breaking ground, the cost of water damage, and the four bridge projects coming in the near future.

Founder of this unique program at Interlochen Arts Academy, Courtney Kaiser-Sandler speaks with us about her work as a professional musician and this upcoming student showcase concert at City Opera House in Traverse City on February 21st.

One of my favorite times of year in the world of food — Traverse City Restaurant Week, February 23 - 29, offering three course menus from $25 - $35 per person.  TC Downtown Development Authority Marketing and Communications Director Colleen Paveglio joins us to go over all the delicious details!

Bellaire Chamber of Commerce’s Rachel Krino joins us to talk about their upcoming partnership with the American Culinary Federation of Northwest Michigan and dShanty Creek Resorts to bring Art in Ice, Sweet & Nice to the streets of downtown Bellaire on February 29th.  3,000 pounds of ice will be transformed into sculptures before your eyes, and delicious food, from the “Sweet Treats Bake Off,” will be available to sample.

Have you ever considered bariatric surgery?  Medical Director of Munson Medical Center’s Bariatric Program Dr. Michael Nizzi joins us to discuss next week’s free seminar at the Cowell Family Cancer Center in Traverse City that goes in depth on who is eligible and how surgical weight loss can improve the lives of those who commit to life-long changes in diet and exercise.

International news is focused on the outbreak of the Coronavirus outbreak in Chrina.  Grand Traverse County Health Department Director Dr. Michael Collins joins us to talk about the Coronavirus, what the risk is for us locally and a look at the current flu sweeping through schools and households across Northern Michigan.

Physician and author Dr. Natalie Okerson-Sparks joins us to talk about her new book “Vitamin V,” devoted to introducing a variety into your child’s diet — and yours, too!

Opening this Friday at the Old Town Playhouse Studio Theatre, “Love, Loss & What I Wore” is a series of monologues and ensemble pieces about the nostalgic power of women’s clothing, covering all the important subjects in one’s life.  Director Denni Don Hunting joins us to talk about the show, based on a book and written for the stage by Nora & Delia Ephron.