The classic musical “Chicago” is coming to the Old Town Playhouse stage this April, and Director Brett Nichols joins us to talk about not only what you can expect from their adaptation, but how YOU can audition to be a part of the cast!

Since 2008, Chef Randy Chamberlain has wowed audiences in Northern Michigan with his restaurant Blu, from the beautiful little coastal town of Glen Arbor.  Chef Randy joins us to talk about growing up in kitchens, Blu’s intimate approach to dining, their “Supper Club” and their upcoming Valentine’s Day special.

Charlevoix Main Street DDA Executive Director Lindsey Dotson joins us to talk about how their organization helps local businesses, the proposed budget cuts for 2020 and how these changes will affect Downtown Charlevoix.

Christal and Colleen talk about a new study that shows the average person will remain with someone for two extra months than they should.

Called “The ‘People’ magazine of Traverse City,” Bay Life Magazine publishers Teri and Tom Gorsline join us to talk about their backgrounds, moving to the area, the origins of Bay Life and the efforts to make each issue better than the last.

Stories this week include why we keep blasting off music to outer space, the passing of singer-songwriter David Olney, a heart-attack from a co-founder of The Wiggles, and making a documentary about a band whose music you’re not allowed to use.

Our favorite genius Jeffery Ford joins us for the first of two segments about his 12-step plan for meeting the needs of both advanced students and those with higher intelligence in our public school system.

Physically being in a room with your child is not the same as being present and engaged.  Traverse Bay Children’s Advocacy Center Executive Director Sue Bolde explains mindfulness and how to use it with your kids.

“Developmental Kindergarten” would add a 14th year to Michigan students’ traditional 13-year pre-collegiate career.  State Senator Wayne Schmidt joins us to discuss Lansing’s bipartisan efforts to further this initiative.

A look back at the top local stories of the week, including shakeups in downtown real estate and updates in the recall efforts for members of the TCAPS school board.