interview

As it has been 81 long years since this event occurred, there are few people still with us who remember what life was like at this pivotal time in American history. We spoke to one man who does remember, Husted Lynn, who was only four years old at the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor, but still has vivid memories of this point in time

The restaurant & bar is expanding to Ada this Fall.

Thursday, August 6 is National Interview Day.

Despite conversations, Whitmer says her main focus right now is getting Michigan through the COVID crisis.

She gave us some love on the interview show 'Hot Ones'.

The job comes with flexible hours, health benefits, & tasty food discounts (the biggest benefit of all)!

If you've been cruising Facebook over the past three days you might have noticed your friend's profile pictures turning into giraffes. I had the excellent opportunity to speak with Andrew Strugnell, the man behind the recent giraffe craze that's taking over the social media site.

Sometimes football game highlights happen on the field, sometimes they happen in the announcer's booth at halftime.

If you missed Kim Carson's interview with Neil Sedaka... Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Laughter In The Rain, Bad Blood, my favorite Love Will Keep Us Together and Lonely Night by the Captain and Tenille, and Clay Aiken's Solitaire, all songs written by Neil Sedaka.

Sietsema's Orchard, Cider Mill and Market, formerly on the Beltline and Knapp, have moved!  They are now in Ada on 2 Mile Road.  In talking with Andy Sietsema, 4th generation farmer, I could see that his vision is much broader than just farming the land... //townsquare.media/site/45/files/2011/10/SIETSEMA-orchard-interview.mp3">

Throguhout all of ArtPrize I will be broadcasting from the lobby of the Huntington Bank Building between 10am and 2pm Monday through Friday.  I'd like to introduce you to Kimberly Lasher whose ArtPrize entry is entitled The Secret Annex.  Also spotlighted today Craig Lasher's tapestry as well as Sallie Zigterman who did a pastel and is also an ArtPrize artist on display in the Huntington Bank Buil

Thank you to Lieutenant General Tom Plewes for taking time out of his very busy life to talk with me about 9/11.  Lieutenant Plewes is a 9/11 survivor who was the Pentagon on September 11, 2001.  He talks about the vivid images that will stay with him forever, what 9/11 means to him and some of the other survivors, and what it felt and looked like being in the Pentagon when that third plane hit...