A Poetry Festival happens this week, Poetry Saves Lives, presented by the Grand River Poetry Collective. We talk to Christine Krieger and Neil Kaufman, local poet, about the October 15-17th event.
We catch up on the latest when it comes to the Palisades Nuclear Plant. Muskegon Journalist/film producer Roger Rapoport talks about the latest in the restarting, two years behind schedule. What's at state for people in West Michigan and how best to get educated?
The author of Necessary Turbulence: Fifty Years, One Unbreakable Sisterhood Forged in the Crucible of the Air Force Academy Eileen Isola discusses her findings of this niche in history. Former US Air Force Commander, Isola tells the story in a collective voice.
As kids are well into the school season, it's important to keep the conversation going when it comes to talking to kids about differences! Pediatric Gastroenterologist Dr. Gerard Minor discusses understanding and embracing change.
The roving mic heads to Just Off Broadway in Hastings. It's Michigan's largest private Memorabilia collection. We catch up with the ribbon cutting and those involved including Terry Dennison, Founder. The Mayor sets the scene.
Transcripts are provided upon request.
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