The Michigan Supreme Court will vote in 2024 on a ruling that could allow employers to maintain current minimum wage and paid sick time requirements or switch to changes brought before the Michigan legislature in 2018. Rhoades McKee’s Mark Smith joins us to break down the proposal and what the impact changes would have to employers.
You can tour the Hackley and Hume Houses in Muskegon this holiday season. Muskegon Historic Sites of the Lakeshore Museum are opening their doors to the community for special tours, including tours of the houses, ornament and postcard decorating and posing in an authentic carriage. Director of the Center, Erin Schmitz, is here to talk about the tours that run through December 28.
We talk about giving back to the community through pie. Grand Traverse Pie Company, located in Norton Shores, celebrates the holiday season with handcrafted Michigan pies. Owner Mike Busley joins us for this seasonal conversation.
What’s the current state of STEM education in the K-12th grades? We talk to the CEO of the Federation of American Scientists, Dan Correa, who shares insight on recent studies and how exposure to STEM curriculum impacts future career choices.
Grand Rapids’ “Tuba Goddess” Karen Dunnam joins us to discuss the “Tuba Christmas” concert this Sunday, why the tuba is her instrument of choice, and how it plays a role this holiday season.
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