The WGVU Morning Show

Carol's Ferals presents the Cards Against Humanity event this Friday night, described as an evening loaded with laughs and prizes, all for a good cause.

Getting Green, a monthly conversation on green practices. Today's topic, the Green Apple Day of Service.  Kristen Trovillion, USGBC Green School Fellow at GRPS, is our guest.

Actors’ Theatre presents RED, Winner of the 2010 Tony Award for Best Play. Jean Bahle, Sammy Publes and Dylan Harris join us in studio to talk about it.

Guests from the YNPN join us to talk about back to school time and more. Member Taylor Crison talks about the role of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids helping kids to get fit.

We talk about the Learning Difference Resource Group. They have a new name and a new CEO and are planning to become the regional leader in learning disabilities and a national model for collaborative, comprehensive services. Nanette Clatterbuck joins in.

Journalist Robert Draper joins TMS with his latest work with National Explorer/National Explorer magazine, his book, ‘Pope Francis and the New Vatican,’ has been released just in time for the Pope's visit to the U.S. 

Dream Wheels is a red carpet classic car show this weekend just in time for the 2015 Metro Cruise.  Guests join us to tell us all about it.

We speak with guests on behalf of the Johnson Center for Philanthropy every month, with today's special guest Kyle Caldwell, the New Executive Director. What are new ways nonprofits, foundations and corporations are working to solve local challenges?  We discuss that question and more.

Religion 101 with guests talking about what is happening in faith in West Michigan. We share an update on the Year of Interfaith Service and a local community partner focus including hospice. 

Monthly we talk about travel with Joanne Verboom from Travel by Gagnon. Today we discuss computers and travel problems and discount airlines.