When you think of a professional person, what traits do you envision?  Bill Marsh, Jr., of the blog Making You Matter, joins us for Part Two of the discussion.

Addiction Treatment Services is excited to announce the grand re-opening of The PORCH, their recovery community center, in its new location, this Thursday!  Matthew Zerilli, Manager, and Madie Begly, Coordinator, join us to discuss what the PORCH offers to the recovery and sober living community and its allies.

Calling in from Camp Grayling on check-in day before tomorrow’s trip to Washington, D.C., Matt Hodges, board member for the Mid-Michigan Honor Flight, speaks to us about this special event bringing World War II, Korean War & Vietnam War veterans to our nation’s capital to see the Monuments erected in honor of their service.

Ahead of the group’s special concert at the Ludington Area Center for the Arts on September 26th, we spoke with founder and guitarist Stephen Plummer about the origins of the band, their unique blend of styles (“…think Louis Armstrong with a French accent…”) and the importance of Django Reinhardt.   

Stories this week include Peloton’s mounting lawsuits regarding their disregard for proper music licensing, Strawberry Fields opening to the public and remembering Ric Ocasek of The Cars. 

With fall around the corner, it’s gardening-cleanup time, and Jeanine answers your questions about what to do now and what needs to wait.

On this week’s Community Coffee Break, brought to you by Mental Wellness Counseling, we’re joined by Meredith Hawes, from the National Fire Protection Association, along with Captain Michael Kozo and Lieutenant John Errico of New York City Fire Department to discuss their stories of September 11, 2001 and how how firefighting and prevention has changed since.

A review of some of the biggest stories going on locally, including the near-completion of the 8th Street Construction, proposed changes for National Cherry Festival and TC Film Festival fees and logistics, and a restaurant & retail business news roundup.

Hosted by Northwest Michigan Jesus Ministry, the Living Life to the Fullest event is this Saturday beginning at 9 am at Faith Reformed Church, focusing on women finding the most out of their lives and being empowered and inspired.

Fuel Your Tomorrow delivers fresh and healthy meals right to your door.  Executive Sous Chef Sam Stachon joins us to talk about his Northern Michigan roots, time away while he honed his skills, and coming on board this new local, community-oriented, family-owned business that can help keep delicious, sustaining meals on the table — no matter how busy you are!