Producer and author Milton Nieuwsma joins us to discuss his book ‘Miracle on Chestnut Street: The Untold Story of Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence.’ Nieusma is a 2-time Emmy Award winning writer and creator of the acclaimed PBS series Inventing America: Conversations with the Founders.
More than 57-million vehicles on U.S. roads today have open safety recalls, yet nearly half of drivers don’t know how to check their vehicle’s status. Unrepaired recalls, such as defective airbags or brakes, can lead to serious injury or death. Whether you’re planning to hit the road for vacation, college visits, camps, or family gatherings, now is the perfect time to check for recalls. National Safety Council expert Lonny Haschel joins us to share why vehicle safety recalls are issued, how to check a vehicle for recalls in seconds, and how recall repairs are always free at dealerships – no matter the vehicle’s age, warranty status, or ownership history.
Grove Restaurant, an East Hills culinary hotspot, has placed third out of the 15 top farm-to-table restaurants in the nation. James Berg, Managing Partner with Grove's Parent company; Essence Restaurant Group, shares the details on this award.
Care Resources PACE in Lowell welcome Mol and Mel’s Miracle Machine and their mini horses. Mol and Mel are sisters with Down Syndrome who have started a unique program through the Michigan Horse Driving School based in Saranac. The Shelley Irwin Show Roving Microphone was on site.
The Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company and the Heritage Hill Association present Shakespeare in the Park on July 12th at Pleasant Park in Grand Rapids presenting "Bottoms Dream," a short adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Katherine Mayberry joins us to talk about this show filled with fairy magic and comedy.
Transcripts are provided upon request.
