Los mejores podcasts de West Michigan (2024)

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Care Resources (PACE) celebrates a new location and honoring West Michigan veterans with the Veterans Day 5(11-02-24) 15:51

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On this week's program, host Allison Donahue speaks with Veronica Horsley-Pettigrew, Community Outreach/Marketing Supervisor · Care Resources (PACE). Veronica joined Allison to discuss the community open house for Care Resources’ new location in Lowell, Michigan. Care Resources is a community-based program for people 55 or older that promotes healt…

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The importance of mobile mammography in battling breast cancer (10-26-24) 12:33

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On this week's program, host Allison Donahue speaks with Becky Mercier, Trinity Health Breast Imaging Supervisor on the importance of mobile mammography in the battle against breast cancer. In just one year, the mobile mammography unit at Trinity Health Grand Rapids has completed over 2,000 breast screenings and diagnosed 13 patients. The 40-foot b…

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Previewing The Grand Rapids Mayoral Debate (10-19-24) 14:38

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On this week's episode, WYCE Station Manager Phil Tower speaks with Allison Donahue, program manager at The Rapidian about the Rapidian's Mayoral Debate on monday, October 21 at Wealthy Theatre. Allison previews the debate featuring Grand Rapids mayoral candidates former state representative David LaGrand and former Grand Rapids commissioner Senita…

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The positive impact of equipping and empowering youth with Bridge Street Ministries (10-12-24) 15:41

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On this week's episode, WYCE Station Manager Phil Tower speaks with Ryan Waalkes, the founder and executive director of Bridge Street Ministries Ryan joined us to discuss the origins of Bridge Street Ministries' program and its focus on discipleship and youth development, especially for middle schoolers with “high potential.” The mission statement …

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The ongoing positive impact of the Hispanic Center of West Michigan(10-05-24) 15:29

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On the program this week, we welcome Gaby Cordova, Director of Engagement, to the Hispanic Center of West Michigan. Gaby joined us for an update on some important events that the Hispanic Center will be sponsoring later this year, especially in early 2025, when they will host a large Latinx Youth Conference at GRCC. Gaby also informed us that the H…

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Building better neighborhoods with the Garfield Park Neighborhoods Association (09-28-24) 14:13

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On the program this week, host Allison Donahue welcomes Katy Hoffman, the Executive Director of Garfield Park Neighborhoods Association. Their mission is to preserve and improve their neighborhood's unique human and physical characteristics through resident involvement. Members are committed to equitable and inclusive programming, ensuring that eve…

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Celebrating the power of short stories with Kent District Library(09-21-24) 13:36

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This week on the program, Phil Tower talks with Josh Mosey, KDL's Digital Marketing Strategist and leader of the Write Michigan team. Kent District Library recently announced its thirteenth annual Write Michigan Short Story Contest, which drew over 1,150 entries last year.   Michigan writers of all ages are invited to enter, with separate categorie…

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Revitalizing a neighborhood gem with The Fans of Valley Field (09-14-24) 15:27

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On the program this week, Phil Tower speaks with Paul Soltysiak - Vice-President and Co-Founder of Fans Of Valley Field, and Steve Tibbe - Chief Officer of Fans Of Valley Field. Fans of Valley Field is a grassroots effort to restore and revitalize Sullivan Field (originally named Valley Field), a historic baseball field located on the West Side of …

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A preview of the 2024 Grand Rapids African American Art & Music Festival(09-07-24) 15:33

2M ago15:33

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On this episode, host Allison Donahue welcomes Lisa Knight, board chair for the Grand Rapids African American Arts and Music Festival and a city commissioner for Grand Rapids’ 2nd Ward. The festival will be held on Saturday, September 14, from noon to 10 p.m. at Rosa Parks Circle in downtown Grand Rapids. The Grand Rapids African American Arts and …

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Empowering West Michigan families to grow their own food with HOPE Gardens(08-31-24) 14:23

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On the program this week, WYCE Station Manager Phil Tower welcomes Julie Brunson, executive director of HOPE Gardens, a local nonprofit based in Wyoming, MI. HOPE Gardens was established nine years ago with the mission of teaching nature-based gardening, a sustainable, cost-effective, and organic method. Their main focus is establishing educational…

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Previewing Grand Rapids' Fiesta Mexicana with Ruben Ramos, President, The Mexican Heritage Association of West Michigan(08-24-24) 15:04

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On the program this week, host Allison Donahue spoke with Ruben Ramos, president of the Mexican Heritage Association. The Mexican Heritage Association exists to promote and educate the public about Mexican culture, customs, history, traditions, and the contributions of Americans with Mexican Heritage through promoting and participating in community…

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ICYMI S1|EP 13-16 with Scott Hays, Brent Case, Crystal Barnett and Sam VerMerris 14:42

2M ago14:42

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Discover why Grand Rapids is quickly becoming a business haven as Brent Case from the Right Place reveals the secrets behind employee retention and local business expansion in West Michigan. Learn about the strategic advantages like workforce availability and cost of living that make this region a hotspot for companies. But that's not all: filmmake…

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A preview of this year's Great Lakes Music Camp (08-17-24) 15:04

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On this week's episode, WYCE Station Manager Phil Tower spoke with Jason Wheeler, co-founder of The Great Lakes Music Camp, a talented musician and founder of The Round Creek String Band. Jason told us that the 7th year of The Great Lakes Music Camp is honored to return to the beautiful shoreline of Lake Michigan at Camp Blodgett, October 3-6, 2024…

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S1 | EP9-12 Food Hugs, Kindness, Alcoholism, Comedy, Soapstone Meta Horizon Worlds & Figuring Things Out 13:07

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Join us as we uncover the heartwarming story of Chef Jenna, whose vibrant personality and unwavering kindness have touched countless lives. From delivering meals to exhausted frontline workers to creating "porch treats" that brought joy to her community, Chef Jenna illustrates the incredible impact of generosity. Despite facing criticism, she remai…

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The power of activating climate voters with Grand Rapids Climate Coalition(08-10-24) 14:59

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On this week's episode episode, WYCE Station Manager Phil Tower speaks with Janet Zahn, co-chair, of Grand Rapids Climate Coalition. The Grand Rapids Climate Coalition is a growing alliance of individuals, community groups, neighborhood associations, nonprofits, faith groups, businesses, and educational institutions. The Grand Rapids Climate Coalit…

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In Case You Missed It: Highlights from Episodes 5-8 with Michelle Crumback, Scot Kellogg, Bob Hein and Santiago Estrada 10:18

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Ever wondered how one can rise from the depths of despair to find ultimate success? Michelle Crumback’s story is one for the books, as she takes us through her incredible journey from homelessness to becoming a cherished jeweler who values every client’s experience. Tune in for Bob Hein’s expert advice gathered from over 25 years in the mortgage bu…

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A preview of the 2024 Piecing Together Unity Festival with Daryl Reece (08-03-24) 13:29

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On this week's program, WYCE station manager Phil Tower welcomes Daryl Reece, co-founder, along with his wife, Debra Reece, of the Pieces of Reeces Foundation. Pieces of Reeces Foundation is again presenting the annual Piecing Together Unity Festival on Saturday, August 17, at Rosa Parks Circle and downtown Grand Rapids. The festival runs from 1 to…

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Previewing Girls Rock! Grand Rapids 2024 with Grandville Avenue for Arts and Humanities(07-27-24) 13:09

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On this week's program, host Phil Tower speaks with Noemi Gonzalez, Community Engagement Coordinator with Grandville Avenue for Arts and Humanities(GAAH). Grandville Avenue for Arts and Humanities is once again sponsoring Girls Rock! Grand Rapids. 2024 marks the 11th year of Girls Rock! Grand Rapids camp and the staff at GAAH are excited to continu…

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S1 | E16 Crystal Barnett on Battling Addiction and Transforming Lives with A Mother’s Touch 59:06

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What if the key to a better life for single mothers battling addiction lies in one woman's journey through her own personal hell and back? Meet Crystal Barnett, founder of A Mother's Touch, who shares her powerful story from a challenging childhood in Grand Rapids to creating a transformative sober living program for single mothers. Through her str…

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The inside, scoop on parking, riding, and enjoying downtown Grand Rapids from Mobile GR(07-20-24) 15:23

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In this week's program, Phil Tower speaks with Jennifer Kasper, assistant director with MobileGR. We covered a number of issues in our conversation, including some soon to happen. Parking increases at meters and city own parking ramps for the city of grand Rapids, we also discussed the use of bikes and electric scooters, as well as DAH Routes, ridi…

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S1 | E15 Scott Hays on Wrestling Shoplifters Behavioral Assessments & Optimizing Talent in Business 45:52

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What if you could transform your leadership style and revolutionize your team's productivity with just a few simple insights? Join us as we chat with Scott Hays from Synergistic Systems, who shares his remarkable journey from aspiring police officer to becoming an influential leader in behavioral testing for human resources. Scott's path, winding t…

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Curbside recycling in Grand Rapids goes high-tech. (07-13-24) 14:45

4M ago14:45

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On this weeks episode, we speak with John Gorney, Director of Public Works for the City of Grand Rapids The City of Grand Rapids has partnered with the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE), The Recycling Partnership, and Prairie Robotics to launch a six-month pilot project. This innovative initiative utilizes high-tech …

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S1 | E14 Sam VerMerris, Award-Winning Student Filmmaker From Script to Screen with Evening Broadcast 22:09

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What if a childhood TV hero could shape your future career aspirations? Meet Sam VerMerris, a budding filmmaker from Rockford, Michigan, who turned his fascination with "MacGyver" into a passionate journey through the world of filmmaking. Sam recounts his evolution from creating simple skits with friends to crafting more intricate films like "Eveni…

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Previewing The 3rd Annual Fallasburg Village Celebration 15:49

4M ago15:49

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On this week's episode, host Phil Tower(in for Allison Donahue) speaks with Bruce Doll, Vice President of the Fallasburg Historical Society, and Bruce Ling, Musician/Band Leader, a long-time supporter of the Fallasburg Historical Society. The third annual Fallasburg Village Celebration will be held on Saturday from 11 AM to 8 PM in the historic Fal…

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Christmas In July with Care Resources of West Michigan 14:29

4M ago14:29

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On this week's program, Phil Tower speaks with Veronica Horsley-Pettigrew, the Community Outreach and Marketing Supervisor at Care Resources, and Karen Altom, the office manager with Care Resources Christmas, about their Christmas in July effort for older persons served by their programs. Care Resources is a West Michigan-based program for people 5…

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S1 | E13 Fighting for Country and West Michigan Business: Brent Case in The Right Place 39:10

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In this episode, we chat with Brent Case, VP of Business Development at The Right Place. Brent takes us through his career journey, from his military service and education at Central Michigan University to his pivotal role in economic development in Grand Rapids. We explore the strategies behind business retention and attraction, the importance of …

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Key Takeaways from The Community Health Needs Assessment with The Kent County Health Department 14:05

4M ago14:05

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This week, host Allison Donahue, program manager at The Rapidian, speaks with Maris Brummel, a Public Health Epidemiologist at the Kent County Health Department. The Kent County Health Department (KCHD) recently completed its latest Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA), highlighting the most pressing health concerns as identified by county resi…

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S1 | E12 Katie DeBoer on The Riddles of Life: Balancing Business, Family, and Community Service 1:16:29

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Ever wondered how to juggle multiple demanding roles while making a significant impact in your community? In this episode, we sit down with Katie DeBoer, a remarkable woman who wears many hats – owner of a residential construction business, founder of the Faith and Freedom homeschool co-op, and Kent County Commissioner. Katie shares her inspiring j…

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Summer vibes with the Grand Rapids Symphony at the 5/3 Bank Summer Concert Series at Frederik Meijer Gardens 15:59

5M ago15:59

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On this week's episode, host Phil Tower welcomes Bob Bernhardt, Pops Conductor, Grand Rapids Symphony and John VanderHaagen, Director of Communications for Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park. Once again the Grand Rapids Symphony Will be appearing on three different evenings at the 5/3 Bank Summer Concert Series at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sc…

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S1 | E11 Unemployed Alcoholic Aaron Sorrels on The Soapstone Comedy Club, Recovery & Contentment 52:22

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Can humor and recovery reshape your entire life? Whether you're a comedy enthusiast or curious about the metaverse, this episode offers a compelling blend of personal narrative and innovative vision. Join us for an engaging chat with Aaron Sorrells, the Unemployed Alcoholic, as he uncovers the transformative power of clean comedy in both the real a…

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A preview of PrideFest Grand Rapids with Jazz McKinney 15:01

5M ago15:01

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On this week's episode, host Allison Donahue welcomes Jazz McKinney, MA, LLP. Jazz is the executive director of the Grand Rapids Pride Center. On June 21, 1988, the first Pride Celebration was held at the Monroe Amphitheater in downtown Grand Rapids. Over the last 35+ years, it has now grown into one of the largest one-day events in Grand Rapids. G…

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S1 | E10 Filmmaker Scott McCambridge: Crafting Stories, Editing Big Screen Movies and his Filmmaking 1:08:16

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What drives a filmmaker from capturing simple moments with friends to crafting intricate documentaries and high-profile series? Meet Scott McCambridge, a local filmmaker and video editor, whose journey is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode, Scott takes us from his early days in Traverse City, Michigan, filming with a Sony Handycam, to the …

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S1 | E10a BONUS EPISODE: DEER CAMP 86 Theatrical Release with Filmmaker and Editor Scott McCambridge 11:57

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Get ready for an exclusive behind-the-scenes peek at the making of Deer Camp 86, the horror comedy hitting theaters on May 31st! Our guest, accomplished editor Scott McCambridge, takes us through the thrilling journey from initial edit to final release, sharing highlights like working with scriptwriter Eric Mishila and director Harold Cronk. You'll…

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A preview of Grand Rapids' Festival of The Arts 2024 with executive director, Missy Summers 14:59

5M ago14:59

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On this week's program, host Phil Tower welcomes Missy Summers, Executive Director, Festival of the Arts, Grand Rapids. Mark your calendars! The Festival of the Arts is back, and it's happening from June 7th to 9th in the heart of downtown Grand Rapids, MI. Don't miss out on this exciting event that brings together art, music, and food in one vibra…

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S1 | E9 Manhattan Roots, Grand Rapids Heart: Chef Jenna’s Story of Family, Food and Love! 1:31:48

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Join host Eldon Palmer as he sits down with the inspiring Chef Jenna Arcidiacono to discuss her incredible journey from Manhattan to San Francisco and eventually Grand Rapids, MI with a few lessons and adventures on the journey! Chef Jenna shares her passion for food, love, and kindness through her restaurant Amore Trattoria Italiana and her heartw…

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The inside scoop on Bus Benefit, presented by: Buses by the Beach 14:42

5M ago14:42

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On this week's episode, host Allison Donahue speaks with Amy Acton, CEO of The Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors and Buses By The Beach President, Beth Smith about the upcoming bus benefit May 24-27 (Memorial Day Weekend) Bus Benefit is presented by Buses by the Beach at Smiling Acres in Trufant, MI. It is a fundraiser for the Phoenix Society for …

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S1 | E8 Surviving Saginaw: Gangs, Guns & Grace - The SANTIAGO ESTRADA story 54:40

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In this episode, we sit down with "Santi", Santiago Estrada, who shares his incredible journey from growing up amidst gang violence in Saginaw to finding redemption through the Marine Corps and a profound spiritual awakening. Santiago's story is a testament to the power of resilience, transformation, and faith. Join us as he recounts his engaging s…

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The YWCA West Central Michigan...on a mission to inspire hope and healing. 15:12

6M ago15:12

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On this week's program, host Allison Donahue welcomes Dana Romero-Vogg, development coordinator for donor communications with YWCA West Central Michigan. The YWCA West Central Michigan exists to inspire hope and healing. Where racism and sexism give rise to domestic and sexual violence, staff at the YWCA West Central Michigan transform lives with e…

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S1 | E7 Rap Battles and Real Estate. Growing up and Growing a Phenomenal Brokerage with Scot Kellogg 29:26

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From the tranquil soundscapes of rural Wyoming, Michigan, to leading a bustling real estate empire, Scot Kellogg's journey epitomizes the essence of determination, innovation, and the sheer force of pursuing one's dreams. In this captivating episode, join Scot as he chronicles his multifaceted path—from academic pursuits to making waves in Chicago'…

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A Profile of Still I Run: Runners with a Mission 16:26

6M ago16:26

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On this week's episode, host Allison Donahue speaks with Sasha Wolff, the founder and Executive Director of "Still I Run." Still I Run is a community of runners and mental health warriors determined to take control of our physical and mental health while also breaking the stigma surrounding people who live with a mental illness. Still I Run is the …

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A look at the vibrant food truck culture in West Michigan with The GR Food Truck Association⁠ 13:30

6M ago13:30

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On this week's program, host Alison Donahue welcomes Thomas Gottschalk, food truck owner-operator and CEO of Collar Brass Solutions, and Lauren D’Angelo, also a food truck owner and operator as well as secretary of the Grand Rapids Food Truck Association. The Grand Rapids Food Truck Association is dedicated to the promotion and education of food tr…

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S1 | E6 Navigating 25+ years of Change in the Mortgage Industry with Bob Hein 41:29

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Discover the secrets of thriving in the mortgage industry from someone who's seen it all. Bob Hein of Mercantile Bank joins us to share his unexpected journey from sports enthusiast to economic whiz and eventually, a mortgage maestro. His story is a fascinating look at how adaptability and relationship-building can pave the way to a lasting career,…

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S1 | E5 Diamonds and Determination: The Sparkling Success of Michelle Crumback's Jewelry Journey 28:14

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When Michelle Crumback, my personal friend, client and an all-round beacon of resilience and tenacity in the jewelry industry, graced our studio, she brought with her a treasure trove of insights that shimmer just as brightly as her exquisite diamond pieces. Her tale of transformation from a fledgling jewelry enthusiast from Florida to an independe…

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A preview of The Gratitude Concert...Presented by The Delta Project 15:56

6M ago15:56

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On this wee's episode, host Allison Donahue speaks with Cole Williams, Executive Director of The Delta Project, and Joel Van Kuiken, cofounder of the Delta Project. The Delta Project began in 2017 with a desire to use simple human storytelling to help people see their circumstances from a different perspective. The Delta Project is committed to amp…

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S1 | E4 The Business of Beer and Board Games - House Rules Board Game Lounge 23:21

6M ago23:21

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Ever dreamt of pairing a strategic board game with a cold pint? Nathan Murray, one of the two brains behind House Rules Board Game Lounge, shares his entrepreneurial journey from the humdrum of small-town existence to the bustling energy of Grand Rapids' nightlife. His tale is one of resilience, confronting early financial hurdles, and steering a u…

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A preview of WYCE's Spring Fund Drive 15:07

6M ago15:07

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On this week's episode, host Allison Donahue welcomes WYCE Station Manager Phil Tower for a conversation on why community radio is unique and the importance of listener donations during WYCE's spring on-air fund drive. As the region's only volunteer-run, listener-supported community radio station, fundraising is a critically important part of keepi…

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S1 | E2 Home Staging Strategies with Anna from C2 Interiors: Maximize Home Sales Price and Profit 31:56

7M ago31:56

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Unlock the secrets of transforming your living space for a quicker and more profitable sale as we chat with Anna from C2 Interiors, whose 20 years in the business have made her a maestro of house staging. This episode is brimming with her expert strategies, focusing on decluttering, finessing floor plans, and utilizing neutral color schemes to capt…

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S1 | E3 An Authentic Journey of Grit and Growth with Josh Pulsifer 40:23

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When you hear Josh Pulsifer's story, it's like watching a tree firmly rooted in rocky soil flourish against the harsh elements. As our guest from Transnation Title, Josh shares an intimate portrait of his ascent from the grips of poverty to the summit of his current aspirations—a narrative that resonates with the kind of resilience and determinatio…

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S1 | E1 Unpacking Success with the Founders of SHORT KINGZ MOVING! 21:06

7M ago21:06

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Unlock the secrets of entrepreneurial success with Ashton and Keegan from Short Kings Moving as they map out their journey from college start-up to West Michigan moving industry leaders. They've mastered the chess game of business growth, sharing how they cash-purchased a moving truck within five months and continue to checkmate the competition wit…

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A Conversation With Austin McWilliams, Choir Director at Fountain Street Church on "The Bernstein Mass" 13:25

7M ago13:25

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On this week's episode, host Allison Donahue welcomes Austin McWilliams, Choir Director at Fountain Street Church in Grand Rapids. Austin also serves as the Director of Choral Activities at Aquinas College and is the conductor of an upcoming performance at Fountain Street Church: The Bernstein Mass: A Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers…

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