Elijah Peel opens in theatres this Friday night, the lead a West Michigander. We talk to Robert "Malcolmb" Cumming about this rock n roll drama about healing and second changes, plus where to see the film locally.
He was the rookie football player who helped the Patriots win a Super Bowl. Malcomb Mitchell also dons an author hat with his book My Super Duper Me. We talk about the themes, including a reminder that young kids can help in directing their paths.
The Community Action House is a Holland based nonprofit working to build a community where every neighbor has what they need to thrive. We talk to Jessica Pressley, Director of Housing Access, about the house, the Community Kitchen move and ways to get involved.
Why do some states succeed in keeping college educated workers while others see their talent leave? We talk to VP of Employer Engagement and Managing Research Director for the Initiative for the Future of Work at Strada Education Foundation, Dr. Peter Bahr about the Talent in Motion report and more.
Gardner White expands into West Michigan. CEO Rachel Stewart talks about the opening on 28th street, expanding the 4th generation's statewide footprint while introducing its Bring It Home for Kids initiative.
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