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Variety of music live by myself and others.

First aired on 2/2/2012 by Mindel, E.

Religious discussion weekly series.

First aired on 2/1/2012 by Paxton, A.

Living in poverty, alternative spring break, and student intern Nick Brink.

First aired on 2/1/2012 by McQuaid, S.

Panel discussion (best 28 clips) - 8 experts answer this question: What strategies can we implement to best turn the issue of homosexuality around to favor the conservative/pro-family perspective?

First aired on 1/30/2012 by Wiesner, B.

Worship services. This program was recorded on 1/22/12.

First aired on 1/29/2012 by Carlson, C.

First Congregational Church UCC service for 1/29/12.

First aired on 1/29/2012 by Russell, D.

A conversation focused on the goings on in the Grand Traverse region. Recorded January 27, 2012 on Front St. in Traverse City, MI.

First aired on 1/27/2012 by UpNorth Media Center

Family of Faith Ministries - Weekly series, Thursday 9pm and Sunday 9am - religious service from the Charlevoix area congregation.

First aired on 1/26/2012 by Arp, C.

Religious discussion weekly series.

First aired on 1/25/2012 by Paxton, A.

Petoskey City Council of January 3 and 16, 2012: 1. Meeting schedule for 2012. 2. Library report. 3. Ingalls pump. 4. Employee retirement contributions.

First aired on 1/24/2012 by Dittmar, J.

Traverse Area District Library (TADL) Regular Board Meeting, January 19, 2012.

First aired on 1/23/2012 by Olson, A.

Panel Discussion - Eight Truth Academy experts have a panel discussion to decide: “What strategies can we implement to best turn the issue of homosexuality around to favor the conservative/pro-family perspective?

First aired on 1/23/2012 by Wiesner, B.

A one minute promo for week 17 Truth Academy.

First aired on 1/23/2012 by Wiesner, B.

A new name. Beginning with this show OUTSIDE IN becomes ICR: Investigating Community Resilience. A new name reflecting a more direct link to our content. Bob Russell returns to look around at how the term is being used increasingly and to help clarify our focus. We also highlight web-based resources that showcase resilience work going on in other communities. This discussion also looks ahead at broad areas of success and need in resilience development locally.

First aired on 1/23/2012 by Barrons, D.

Worship services. This program was recorded on 1/15/12.

First aired on 1/22/2012 by Carlson, C.

First Congregational Church UCC service for 1/22/12.

First aired on 1/22/2012 by Russell, D.

Whether you are a long time owner or just thinking about a new dog, this program has you covered. Learn about dog selection, nutrition, grooming, vet care, and training all from trusted local experts.

First aired on 1/20/2012 by UpNorth Media Center

The Jeff Haas Quintet performs at Traverse City's State Theatre. The program includes an hour of original music in remembrance of Dr. King and is presented by Building Bridges with Music in association with the Traverse City Human Rights Commission. Haas will be joined by Laurie Sears on sax & flute, Chris Lawrence on trumpet, bassist Jack Dryden and drummer Jordan Huggett. The performance will also feature international students from Northwestern Michigan College - Bakoroba Mariko (Mali) and Nargilya Gasanova (Turkmenistan) reading passages from MLK speeches.

First aired on 1/20/2012 by UpNorth Media Center

The regular monthly business meeting of the Transportation and Land use study group board of directors held the third Thursday at 10am.

First aired on 1/20/2012 by Slater, T.

Family of Faith Ministries - Weekly series, Thursday 9pm and Sunday 9am - religious service from the Charlevoix area congregation.

First aired on 1/19/2012 by Arp, C.

Join local producer Jane Cavender and her friends as they discuss the role of faith in their lives.

First aired on 1/18/2012 by Cavender, J.

Dolph Cwik & Mary Ferris interview Bob Fawcett, singer-songwriter who performs 2 of his original compositions -"Sulton of Psycho Pharmacology" and "Passing the Music."

First aired on 1/16/2012 by Cwik, Adolph

Key Concepts of Resilience and Some Big News - Bob Russell is in with Dave this week reviewing foundation concepts that are critical to resilience thinking: adaptability, diversity, redundancy, and feedback loops. The discussion seeks to detail the connections between each concept and the idea of building resilience into our Northwest Michigan communities. Towards the end of the discussion Bob and Dave make an announcement which includes a name change. From now on these weekly discussions will be known as ICR: Investigating Community Resilience.

First aired on 1/16/2012 by Barrons, D.

Worship services. This program was recorded on 1/8/12.

First aired on 1/15/2012 by Carlson, C.

First Congregational Church UCC service for 1/15/12.

First aired on 1/15/2012 by Russell, D.

First aired on 1/13/2012 by Government TV

The MI Supreme Court hears oral arguments in this case regarding whether growing medical marijuana in a dog kennel, without a top, satisfies the “enclosed, locked facility” requirements of the Michigan Medical Marijuana Act.

First aired on 1/13/2012 by VanDussen, E.

The MI Supreme Court hears oral arguments in this case regarding whether a legitimate medical marijuana patient can assert the affirmative defense provisions of Michigan's Medical Marijuana Act when he did not have a written recommendation from his doctor prior to his arrest for possession of marijuana.

First aired on 1/13/2012 by VanDussen, E.

Family of Faith Ministries - Weekly series, Thursday 9pm and Sunday 9am - religious service from the Charlevoix area congregation.

First aired on 1/12/2012 by Arp, C.

Lois Beardslee and Eva Petoskey read poetry at Eyaawing Museum.

First aired on 1/11/2012 by Weaver, K.

Various disk golf events.

First aired on 1/11/2012 by Lewis, T.

Monthly update from Lansing to the residents of the 104th District. Topics include eliminating auto theft.

First aired on 1/10/2012 by Schmidt, W.

Worship services. This program was recorded on 12/25/11.

First aired on 1/9/2012 by Carlson, C.

Worship services. This program was recorded on 1/1/12.

First aired on 1/8/2012 by Carlson, C.

Petoskey City Council of December 19, 2011: 1. Updates: Ingalls Pump Station. Sheridan Transformer. 2. 2011 budget amendment. 3. Ash tree treatments. MDNR Grant 4. Kid's fishing at Lime Kiln Pond. MDNR Plan. 5. Terms of Office. 6. Year end appreciation. 7. City Manager evaluation.

First aired on 1/7/2012 by Dittmar, J.

Jason Allen, Sr. Deputy Director for Veterans Affairs (state of Michigan) hosts informative discussion with key governmental officials on resources and benefits afforded to veterans. The guest for the January program is Mark A. Sutton from the American Legion.

First aired on 1/7/2012 by Allen, J.

The best 19 clips from the hour long show. (12 min 40 sec long)

First aired on 1/6/2012 by Wiesner, B.

2011 Christmas Service at East Bay Calvary Church.

First aired on 1/5/2012 by Carlson, C.

Variety of music live by myself and others.

First aired on 1/5/2012 by Mindel, E.

Family of Faith Ministries - Weekly series, Thursday 9pm and Sunday 9am - religious service from the Charlevoix area congregation.

First aired on 1/5/2012 by Arp, C.

“Gay” Activists agenda gaining dominance in society by: changing the military; Redefining marriage; Re-educate Education; Change the Church to accommodate homosexuality; and to take over Corporate America. Also includes “Alfie’s Home” storybook, and video clips of local Traverse City leaders from TCAPS, the City Commission, and the Neahtawanta Center. (60 minutes)

First aired on 1/5/2012 by Wiesner, B.

Religious discussion weekly series.

First aired on 1/4/2012 by Paxton, A.

In this week's program Jan Shireman and Gerard Grabowski join us to tell their story of a business that is a shining example of the all-local, farm to business to consumer economic model so important to building local food resilience. These two created Pleasanton Brick Oven Bakery nearly two decades ago in search of a locally made, healthy bread and in the process became national leaders in the artisan bread movement. Pleasanton Bakery today employs nearly a dozen people in direct bakery jobs. Learn what makes their bread so different. Jan and Gerard share their dream of local sustainable agriculture and of ag-to-consumer businesses to support locally grown food. Only one of the grains they currently use comes from outside of Michigan, but the rest is grown on downstate farms. Gerard argues that northern Michigan needs to grow much more grain for local use, and develop its own milling facilities to turn the grains into flour.

First aired on 1/2/2012 by Barrons, D.

The Northwest Michigan United Way presents information, testimonials and discussion on area non-profits, service organizations, philanthropy and volunteerism. The January 2012 edition highlights Mentor Month, Big Brothers Big Sisters needs your help. The Father Fred Foundation benefitted from NM Hog, catch a ride on on a Harley in a profile of this annual event. Learn some energy saving ideas from NW Michigan Community Action Agency. Find out how to join the Alternative Spring Break student volunteer trip to New Orleans in March 2012.

First aired on 1/1/2012 by McQuaid, S.

A look back over the last year. Conversation about past guests and a year's worth of programs produced.

First aired on 12/23/2011 by Ferris, M.

Variety of music live by myself and others.

First aired on 12/14/2011 by Mindel, E.

Petoskey-Area Public Meetings #155: Petoskey City Council of December 5, 2011. 1. Energy savings award. 2. W. Mitchell highway access management plan. 3. 2012 City Budget. 4. Property maintenance code. 5. Appointments.

First aired on 12/10/2011 by Dittmar, J.

The best clips from Truth Academy: Week 15.

First aired on 12/8/2011 by Wiesner, B.

Prop. 8 Team defending marriage skips 2/3 of the evidence; TC Family presents the evidence of grave danger to children to TCAPS who says "Good Feedback", and then they ignore it. (60 Mins)

First aired on 12/8/2011 by Wiesner, B.

Part three of the special "Stroll the Streets".

First aired on 12/7/2011 by Cwik, Adolph