In this week's episode, we hear from Spring Lake Senior Macy Carey. Macy reminds us that there is good in everything, by listening to Macy you can understand why everyone loves her. She's energetic, caring, outgoing, and passionate about everything she tackles. Her adoption has shaped her to understand that everyone is unique and has their amazing ways of life. Listen to hear Macy talk about her adoption, and family who she is very thankful for.

In this week's episode, Fruitport High School Senior Rachel Cole discusses how her academics and robotics competitions have shaped who she is. Unsure of her plans for next year, she is reaching for Michigan Tech. Listen more to Rachel to hear about her passion for robotics.

In this week’s episode, we hear from Grand Haven High School junior Tina Reyes. When Tina was young, she lost her father, which pushed her to pursue her passion for rugby. Growing up as a minority wasn’t easy for her, but she has taken a lot of time to take a new perspective on all of it. Listen for more on Tina.

In this week's episode, we hear Spring Lake Junior Matthew Uthe, discuss his everyday battle with Autism and Epilepsy. Throughout the episode, we are educated about becoming more aware of how others are affected by certain medical conditions. Matthew is thankful for his ability to conquer his battle and challenge. Listen for more on Matthew!

In this week's episode, we hear Isa communicate how theatre is not only a passion of hers, but it too has provided her with confidence in herself. The play she is currently working on is something of importance to her as we are able to capture that through her words. Listen for more on Isa.

In this week's episode, Josh Hodges from Grand Haven High School talks about how important his family is to him. Sometimes we get caught up in life and forget to be grateful, this episode is a great reminder of that. Josh speaks with passion about his difficulties and strengths. Listen for more on Josh!

In this week's episode, Ken Erny discusses his past as a soccer coach, as well as an athletic director. Ken has done it all and was recently diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The recent diagnosis has changed his passionate career. Listen to Ken speak on his battle and the past of developing important relationships with his colleagues.

In this week's episode, Maarten discusses how he went from being bullied and made fun of, into something that made him stronger and turned him around. Being happier and cracking jokes is something Maarten has achieved. Listen for more on Maarten.

In this week's episode, we hear Spring Lake graduate Nick Zacek discuss his return back to the district now as a teacher. Nick speaks about his growth within the teaching world, as well as his swimming career now leading to a coaching position. Listen for more on Nick.

In this week's episode, we hear part two of the interview with Olivia Ward. Olivia discusses her ways to cope with anxiety and how it has shaped her into the person she is today. Additionally, she is a part of a project dealing with the history of the Holocaust. Listen for more on Olivia!