The WGVU Morning Show

 Former Chipotle Co-CEO Monty Moran creates a new Public TV Documentary series. We discuss the book/series, Love is Free. Guac is Extra with Monty.

 School Talk, today guests from Thornapple Kellogg High discuss the Mental Wellness Team and how it's at the forefront of education.

 Gilda's Laughfest announces it's headliners for the 2021 Festival, virtually. Wendy Wigger with the names.

What would you do if your child had a 1 in a million rare disease? We talk to a parent and Dr. Tom Curran, Children's Mercy Research Institute.

Today is National Digital Learning Day, speaking with Sherrie Buchzeiger, Connections Academy, about how the pandemic has not impacted their ability to teach students and more.

 We talk about IKUS/Indian Trails Camps' winter/spring respite camps with ED Scott Blakeney.

 Library Lines, today's topics, an open GRPL, a hotspot lending program, plus fun kids stuff.

 As spring training opens, author Kevin Gallagher reminds us it's never too late to go for your dreams, writing the book Teach Your Kid to Hit So They Don't Quit. We talk to Kevin.

Shamrock your run wherever you are, including TC. We talk to National Cherry Festival's ED Kat Paye about the 11th annual 5/3rd Leapin' Leprechaun run, virtually, funds to the Festival prep.

IBM's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Lydia Campbell joins TMS to discuss racial and social justice through inclusion, wellness and technology.

  Leadership in Action, Rhoda Kreuzer, Partners in Action, shares the topic of Inclusion: Embracing the Whole Person.

Guests from the Seidman College of Business discuss the 22nd annual Automotive Suppliers Symposium, virtually, come March 11. We talk to Sonja Johnson, ED GVSU's Van Andel Global Trade Center and Alejandro Rodriguez, Principal/Country Manager-Mexico/Plante Moran.

  Ready to use your Inner Mind? The author of Subconscious Power: Use Your Inner Mind to Create the Life You've Always Wanted, Kimberly Friedmutter shows how.

The Grand Rapids Symphony presents a virtual Celebration of Soul this Saturday night! We talk to Musician Debra Perry about the details.

  Former NPR's Diane Rehm joins TMS, serving tomorrow as keynote for the National Writers Series of Traverse City, her latest book out, When My Time Comes.