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Shelley Irwin talks to local artist Michelle Sider about her work, new social districts are coming to Grand Rapids, a local school district receives a grant for a skilled trades curriculum and more state and West Michigan news.

Do you ever start your day with a cup of black tea? How about closing the day with a beer? You just might be surprised at the flavonols they contain. On this episode, Dr. Chet Zelasko explains the latest research on flavonols and their relationship with mortality

Scott Vander Werf has a preview of albums from Alligator Records, there’s a new website to help Michiganders after a power outage. Allegiant Air is expanding its spring travel options, and more state and West Michigan news.

We talk with Karissa Monzo, Family Support Navigator, and Blakelee Dunkelberg, Public Relations Specialist, from Family Futures

The Brilliance Awards, Great Start Readiness Program, Treetops Resort, Minority Health Month, and The West Michigan youth Ballet.

Patrick Center previews tonight’s PBS FRONTLINE program, Children of Ukraine, a study about dementia care has been unveiled in Grand Rapids, it’s black maternal health week, and more state and West Michigan news.

Our guests are Erica Willard, Executive Director for the Michigan Association for the Education of Young Children, and Dick Bulkowski, Executive Director, of Steepletown Neighborhood Services.

Michigan 2-1-1, United Way, Summertime in Gaylord, The girl with Three Birthdays, and The Grand Rapids Public Library.

National Salvation Army Week, Better Sleep Month, Armed Forces Day, Circle Theatre, and Michigan Dark Skies.

After watching a cooking show, Dr. Chet decided to look into out food waste in the U.S. This show featured chefs using more of the meat, produce, and leftover foods to make gourmet dishes instead of throwing them in the garbage. Dr. Chet Zelasko looks into food waste on this edition of Straight Talk on Health