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Eclipse safety, job interview tips, volunteering with Emmanuel Hospice, Muskegon Community College, and the book Charlie Hustle.

The Whitecaps home opener, Grand Rapids Civic Theatre, Grand Rapids Opera and Grand Rapids Symphony, the danger of deepfakes, and the Essentially Ellington program

Scott Vander Werf has a preview of new albums from Posi-Tone Records, state officials are warning farmers about avian-flu, elevated levels of lead have caused a cinnamon recall, and more state and West Michigan news.

We Matter Now, healthy cognitive aging, 36th annual Fair Housing Workshop, Ride United 2024, and the Grand Valley Metropolitan Council

Patrick Center discusses the West Michigan Sports Commission’s economic impact, the Grand Valley Metropolitan Council has drafted its 2050 Transportation plan, Holland’s outer harbor is being dredged, and more.

Black Maternal Health, Iron Fish Distiller pairs up with Shorts Brewing, Mental Health, and Living West Michigan premiers tonight on WGVU Public Television.

Patrick Center explores GVSU’s new Omni Program, a suspect is under arrest after a string of robberies at construction sites, Michigan may see a change to its election recount laws, and more state and West Michigan news.

We listen to a segment of WGVU Public Television’s new show, Living West Michigan, three people were hurt in a shooting on Tuesday, there’s a new emergency order aimed at curtailing bird flu, and more.

The Citizens Research Council, Indian Trails Camp, the Poet Lina Nemec Foster, and Senior Neighbors.

Scott Vander Werf shares a conversation with host of WGVU’s The Jazz Spotlight, Harvey McKnight, a local group is kicking off Cinco De Mayo, more on the proposed aquarium in Kent County, and more.