June 19, 2025 ~ Lucy Ann Lance is joined by Ashley Schafer, Executive Director with The Main Street Area Association of Ann Arbor. The Blue Angels will be in downtown Ann Arbor this Saturday evening as part of the A2 Summer Streets event. Attendees can meet the Blue Angels, take photos, and get autographs. The event also features live music, dining, and activities for all ages.

June 19, 2025 ~ Lucy Ann Lance is joined by Michael Bright, Assistant Calendar Editor, Ann Arbor Observer who showcases some weekend events going on in and around Ann Arbor. Events include Thunder Over Michigan at the Michigan Flight Museum, the Big Play Day ARB Takeover, and Make Music Day at the Ann Arbor District Library. Michael spotlights Sunday’s Top of the Park lineup, featuring David Zinn, Bollywood dancing, Fangs and Twang, and the Squonk performance collective. He encourages listeners to check out A2SF.org for the Top of the Park schedule.

June 19, 2025 ~ Lucy Ann Lance talks with Peter Shaw, Director of Strategy and Design, Lotus Garden Scapes for this week's Around The Home with The Builders and Remodelers Association of Greater Ann Arbor. Peter details distinct designs: a natural hillside garden and a refined patio with a sunroom connection. The showcase takes place June 21st and 22nd, offering attendees a chance to explore various home and outdoor designs and consult with experts.

June 19, 2025 ~ Lucy Ann Lance talks with Nick Nerbonne with Pure Michigan for this week's Pure Michigan Moment. They discuss summer bucket list ideas in Michigan. Suggestions included dune buggy rides, paddling the Chain of Lakes water trail, camping or glamping, and exploring Detroit’s bike trails.

June 18, 2025 ~ Lucy Ann Lance is joined by business partner Dean Erskine and producer Derek Laughlin as we Dive In With The Dean! They discuss whether the U.S. should get involved in the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. They explore potential reasons for intervention, including Iran’s nuclear ambitions and threats against U.S. figures, while also considering the risks of further escalation.

June18, 2025 ~ Psychotherapist Frank Rubino joins Lucy Ann Lance for this week's On The Couch! They discuss the politically motivated shooting in Minnesota, where a state lawmaker and her husband were killed. They explore the suspect’s confusing political affiliations and whether his actions were driven by mental illness or evil intent.

June 18, 2025 ~ Lucy Ann Lance talks with Dr. James Grant, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan for today's A Healthier Michigan. They differentiate between healthy practices like grooming and fitness, and unhealthy obsessions leading to risky cosmetic procedures. Dr. Grant advises parents to engage in open conversations with their sons about self-esteem, social media’s influence, and the importance of self-worth beyond appearance.

June 18, 2025 ~ Lucy Ann Lance is joined by Sarah Clark, Mott Poll Co-Director. The Mott Poll explores how parents can support teens’ independence during family vacations. The poll found that many parents miss opportunities to let teens practice being independent, which can hinder their development. Experts advise starting early with practice scenarios, setting clear boundaries, and viewing mistakes as learning experiences to help teens grow and prepare for adulthood.

June 17, 2025 ~ Lucy Ann Lance is joined by Bonnie Dockman, Executive Director with the Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor for this week's Community Cares. Cancer.  It has a major impact on our society.  This year more than 2 million of new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the United States.  The Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor uplifts and strengthens people impacted by cancer by providing support, fostering compassionate communities, and breaking down barriers to care.

June 17, 2025 ~ Lucy Ann Lance talks with Rich Retyi from the Ann Arbor District Library and they discuss the Summer Games from the AADL! The Summer Game is back for its 15th year, offering online and real-world challenges with prizes. Players earn points by solving riddles, finding codes, and participating in events around town. The game is free and open to everyone, with or without a library card, and runs until August 24th.