‘Always November: Lessons in Love, Loss and Resilience’ is written by Arik Housley, whose daughter Alaihna was murdered during a mass shooting at the Borderline Bar and Grill in California. Arik joins us to discuss living with tragedy, not in it, and the importance of valuing each moment.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and partners have committed $375,000 in grants to help Michigan nonprofits expand access to nutritious food and nutrition education. Shannon Carney Oleksyk joins us to talk about the application process for “Nourishing Communities.”
The American Red Cross is calling on the public to donate blood is the wake of the nation's blood supply dropping 25% since June. We talk to Courtney Lawrence, Division Chief Medical Officer about the needs and how to donate locally.
Author Pius Kamau joins us to talk about his book ‘Running with Lions.’ Dr. Kamua champions education and equity and will discuss the establishment of higher education partnerships that help African women scientists pursue graduate degrees in the U.S.
Dr. Chevy Humphrey serves as President and CEO of Griffin Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, presenting Anne Frank, The Exhibition. This full-scale recreation of the hidden annex where Frank wrote her diary that would later be read by millions around the world. August 4th marks the anniversary of the annex being discovered in 1944. Dr. Humphrey shares details about the exhibit and education curriculum.
Transcripts are provided upon request.
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