Get your dinner at Rosa Parks Circle Tonight. The sausage takeover will transform Rosa Parks Circle into a free dinner hub tonight, ahead of election day. We talk to Marketing Manager Fiona Redhair about this unique gathering.
Hope Network is helping those with intellectual and developmental disabilities understand the voting process and exercising their right to vote. We talk to Aleisha Cole and Marcie McCann about the opportunity to overcome barriers and achieve greater independence.
The Grand Rapids Art Museum hosts a screening of The Fatherhood Project, in partnership with The Delta Project. We talk to those involved, including Cindy Foley, Cole Williams and Nick Dean, a film that uplifts and humanizes Black and Brown fathers from West Michigan.
Shaina Lane writes Beneath the Brilliance: Sparkle Like a Diamond Without Cracking Under Pressure. We discuss her platform, examples of women voices and more when it comes to a breakthrough paradigm for women on the rise.
Michigan Horse Driving School visits Maple Ridge Manor, where residents will witness a Magical play bringing joy across generations. Owner of the School, Jen Grooters shares how four kids with special needs have written this medieval play and how the evening of November 11 works at the Manor.
Transcripts are provided upon request.
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