The WGVU Morning Show

  Lifestyle expert Joann Butler talks all things healthy and New Year Resolutions this end of January. Veggies and Raisins recommended.

 Muskegon Author Andrew Smith returns to TMS to update us to his writing, releasing book 4 in the Masterson Files Series: Fateful Friend.

 Guests from Seidman College of Business share their talents and happenings, today talking to Professor Christoper Harper/Accounting, with the theme Tax Issues with Telecommuting.

 Guests from Seidman College of Business share their talents and happenings, today talking to Professor Christoper Harper/Accounting, with the theme Tax Issues with Telecommuting.

 Author Nancy Lyons joins TMS to talk about her latest work, Work Like a Boss, Lyons, CEO of Clockwork.

  Leadership in Action, Partners in Action Rhoda Kreuzer talks about Leadership Vitamins, examples included in conversation.

  Build Up Michigan's job is to make sure that everyone is aware that special education services are available for preschool aged kids who qualify. We talk to Joy Lotterman, early childhood special education teacher for Byron Center Public Schools.

Social Security 101, talking all things 2021, what stays the same and what changes? Public Admin Vonda VanTil with comment.

 Hospice of Michigan helps young adults through the grieving process through its online support group, Living On for Young Adults. We talk to  Wesley Lawton, Grief Support Service Manager for HOM.

 Food Forum, talking with Foodie Roz Mayberry, all things food and wine pairing, with a Winter Theme.