The WGVU Morning Show

  Best Selling author Brad Meltzer returns to TMS to talk about his latest in the series, Ordinary People Change the World, today I Am Walt Disney and I am Marie Curie

 Annis Water Resources Institute's Dr Alan Steinman joins TMS to talk about holding juvenile sturgeon at AWRI, plus a PFAS in Michigan panel.

  GVSU's Making Waves About Water kicks off a Big Splash Week on the 15th, a two year initiative with goals of exploring how water impacts daily living and more. We talk to Peter Wampler, Professor of Geology and Professor of English, Kathryn Remlinger.

  INFORUM presents their upcoming ManufacturingNEXT presentation, featuring a unique panel of speakers. We talk to Becky Puckett-Wood and Catherine Lazarock about the specifics.

  Check out the GR Walk to end Alzheimers this weekend, Joy Spahn with the details for this fund/friendraising opportunity.

  Guests from the James Salon and Spa discuss a new location in downtown Ada, sharing info on how they are additionally giving back to the community. We talk to James Garnant Cooper.

Afriyie Randle returns to TMS to discuss her latest book, plus what she is doing to promote healthy seniors.

 We talk Clean Comedy with Brian Atkinson and Aaron Sorrels, a performance at Dr. Grins in the BOB come September 18th.

 Cherry Health's Bob Smith stops by with more news about substance abuse within the primary care settings, leading the charge of integrating substance use treatment into primary care.

  Shake Your Teal Feathers is an event on the 22nd, this 7th annual Ovarian Cancer Awareness event at Millenium Park. Pam Dahlman and Shellie Silva join in to discuss the topic.