The WGVU Morning Show

 Branches of the Kent District Library open today, with limited hours. We talk to Regional Manager Morgan Hanks about the details.

  Author/Grandson of a B 25 Navigator in WWII Samuel Kleiner did his research on the Flying Tigers, a volunteer unit  that flew in China in the early days of the war. His book is out, The Flying Tigers: The Untold Story of the American Pilots Who Waged a Secret War Against Japan and we get the details.

 Rapid Growth Media's Publisher Tommy Allen and special guest Erin Skidmore of Access of West Michigan join in to talk about the local work being done, and the role food systems play in these times.

 Best selling author Karin Slaughter returns to TMS, her latest work is out, The Silent Wife. We talk about her intense research.

 Ditch the Act, says author Ryan Foland, his latest is out, Ditch the Act: Reveal the Surprising Power of the Real You for Greater Success. We talk to Ryan.

  With guidance from public health officials and experts from the CDC, the movie theatre industry's reopening plan was devised to keep moviegoers safe throughout the entire experience. Where does the SW Michigan plan stand for opening the doors? We talk to Scott Moore, with Moore Theatres.

 Henry Ford Sports Medicine Doctor Okoroha joins TMS to talk about a recent study and it's results when it comes to Concussions, a very timely conversation.

 We talk about the anti-racism work in our community, despite the closing of the local 501C3 Partners for a Racism-Free Community. All intellectual property has been given to Public Agency at WMCAT. WMCAT's President and CEO Daniel Williams shares the going forward plan.

  Today is the day, WGVU Kids Day at the Zoo. We check in with George Davis, on site, with his early play by play.

We discuss the latest data when it comes to data from the National Women's Law Center, Senior Manager for Strategy and Policy, Jenalyn Sotto and Frontline Nutrition Specialist Venesha Mitchell discussing the numbers just released centering upon the experiences of women of color in Michigan throughout the COVID 19 pandemic.