Pastor Randy Graber's message is "Fear Him."

The Glen Lake Association hosts a panel to answer questions and discuss issues related to the August 2015 storm damage.

Bill Froehlich and wife Jessica Mason Froehlich talk with Vicki Norris and Dr. Nate Reed about the Grand Traverse Dyslexia Association.

This is the second of five concerts from the summer of 2015 recorded live at the historic 1889 waterfront resort, Fountain Point in Lake Leelanau, MI. The setting is Pure Michigan. For those who don't know-Billy Strings & Don Julin play traditional American string band music with energy levels usually associated with extreme sports. This is your grandaddy's bluegrass delivered with a pedal to the metal intensity of a moonshine runner. This performance was recorded on July 1, 2015. To view the entire concert in HD visit https://youtube/iuU6urwejh4

Former Army Captain Luis Carlos Mantalvan speaks at Bay Pointe Community Church about his book Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him. Mantalvan tells the story of his service in Iraq and his struggle with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder upon return.

Building a song with Robert Abate at Rolling Thunder Studios.

LIAA Executive Director Harry Burkholder presents an informative public input session about a water trail being planned for the Boardman River.

Air Force pilot Orlin Benedict shares harrowing stories from World War II as an 18 year old bomber pilot stationed in England. Orlin is 90 years old and lives in Traverse City. Presented by the History Center of Traverse City.

Jeff Halper discusses Israel, the Palestinians, and global "pacification."

Bill Froehlich welcomes Patrick Sullivan from Northern Express and The Ticker. Topics include the sudden retirement of a local judge and more.

Don't miss this special presentation about the impact Muslim residents are having in communities across south-eastern Michigan by Sally Howell PhD. Sally is director of U-M Center for Arab American Studies and Associate Professor of History at University of Michigan.

Ernie performs his first set back from Florida at the East Jordan Coffee House.

NATIONAL: NOAH and the Last Days. LOCAL: TCFM Street Outreach (23min) includes: Short Q&A with Michael Moore; Abhorrent 2016 TCFF movie shown at Central Grade.

Bill Froehlich welcomes Patrick Sullivan from Northern Express and The Ticker. Topics include the sudden retirement of a local judge and more.

Children's author Tui T. Sutherland takes the stage at Lars Hockstad Auditorium in Traverse City and takes questions from local students.

Dr. Mustafa Mohatarem, Chief Economist at General Motors, discusses GM's land and successful experience working with China and what it means for the US and China relations.

Amy and Cymbre talk to educators from TCAPS Montessori at Glenn Loomis and the Greenspire School.

Amy and Cymbre talk to educators from TCAPS Montessori at Glenn Loomis and the Greenspire School.

Market analysis expert Chris Brewer presents the findings from a multi-year study aimed to discover the underlying economics of downtown Traverse City and the surrounding corridor.

Jeanie Williams discusses issues concerning microplastics in the Great Lakes.

This month join the discussion on building family resiliency by supporting prevention, treatment and recovery.

Bill Froehlich welcomes Patrick Sullivan from Northern Express and The Ticker. Topics include the sudden retirement of a local judge and more.

Amy and Cymbre talk to educators from TCAPS Montessori at Glenn Loomis and the Greenspire School.

The ladies celebrate the two year anniversary of the program with special behind the scenes guests.

What have outsourcing, tax policies, trade agreements, and technology done to America's vital middle class? Kimberli Bindschatel and Anthony Weber discuss this with Northwestern Michigan College professor Brandon Everest and retired professor Diane Emling.

Join one man's quest to find answers in the evolution vs. creationism debate. Local documentary film maker Leo Hagedorn probes this controversial topic.

Young musicians Chloe & Olivia Kimes and Kyle Skarshaug are featured on our first show hosted by Bill Dungjen, founder of Roundup Radio's Open Mic at the Hayloft Inn in Traverse City.

Bob Fawcett returns to NMMJ to share some new stories and new songs with Dolph, Mary and the viewers.

Celebrating the lives of people who have helped shape our community.

A short documentary about the untold myth of Charles and Genevive Stickney's ghost.

Amy and Cymbre talk to educators from TCAPS Montessori at Glenn Loomis and the Greenspire School.

Sandy and a whole bunch of good friends are in to celebrate his last show as regular host for Radio Motion. Featuring New Third Coast, Hot Biscuits, and Runaway Mule.

U-M Professor John Ciorciari speaks about territorial disputes between China, Japan, and other Asian countries.

Europe is the setting for this episode of Disc Golf Live. See the European Masters from Stockholm, Sweeden and the Ideapark Open.

A special tribute to former Inland Seas Education Executive Director Tom Kelly.

Michigan's Attorney General, Bill Schuette discusses human trafficking in Michigan.

#265, Petoskey City Council, 8/15/2016: Appointments. 1% tax fee. City job descriptions. Marina upgrades. Refinance bonds. Capital Plan. DMB joint meeting. Public art plan. MML meeting. Zitka lawsuit settlement.

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Ernie performs his first set back from Florida at the East Jordan Coffee House.

Bob Fawcett returns to NMMJ to share some new stories and new songs with Dolph, Mary and the viewers.

Pastor Randy Graber's message is "Fear Him."

Get a handbar view of the 25th Annual Iceman as the riders start in downtown Kalkaska. Follow the action through the Pere Marquette Forest and the mud.

Students at Interlochen created and performed three new operas.

Pastor Chad Oyer presents this week's message, "We Need Light!" (Psalm 119:105). This week's program includes a choral anthem and a congregational hymn with pipe organ accompaniment.

Bill Froehlich welcomes Patrick Sullivan from Northern Express and The Ticker. Topics include the sudden retirement of a local judge and more.

In 1848, soon after Michigan achieved statehood, it recognized and accepted responsibility to care for those of its citizens who suffered from poorly understood illnesses that affect the mind. To provide refuge, Michigan constructed a system of Asylums throughout the state. Wm. Decker, MD, LFAPA discusses his book Northern Michigan Asylum: A History of the Traverse City State Hospital which is the story of the third refuge, Northern Michigan Asylum at Traverse City, which was opened in 1885. Expanded and renamed the Traverse City State Hospital and later, Traverse City Regional Psychiatric Hospital, it provided mental health care in northwest lower Michigan until well into the twentieth century. The hospital was closed in 1989. Dr. Decker is interviewed by Lori Puckett, Executive Director of the Grand Traverse Heritage Center. Additionally, Dr. Decker visits with Ray Minervini Sr. to learn about his work to preserve and develop the historic complex.

Soul Patch infuses styles from several backgrounds including, world beat, jazz, reggae, bluegrass, funk, surf, rockabilly, ska, blues, and straight up rock n' roll. The group's original music spans three decades and can only be described at eclectic, taking ideas from any one of the three songwriters in the band and plugging them into the musical vessel that is Soul Patch. The output is a sweet ride of organic grooves for your mind and feet. Get your groove on with Soul Patch. This performance was recorded on August 17, 2014 at Fountain Point on Lake Leelanau, the historic 1889 waterfront resort in northwest lower Michigan.

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This month join the discussion on building family resiliency by supporting prevention, treatment and recovery.

Bill Froehlich welcomes Patrick Sullivan from Northern Express and The Ticker. Topics include the sudden retirement of a local judge and more.

Local financial planning expert Jason Tank explains how to manage your money in retirement by limiting tax liability in a variety of ways.

Bill Froehlich and wife Jessica Mason Froehlich talk with Vicki Norris and Dr. Nate Reed about the Grand Traverse Dyslexia Association.

Don't miss this special presentation about the impact Muslim residents are having in communities across south-eastern Michigan by Sally Howell PhD. Sally is director of U-M Center for Arab American Studies and Associate Professor of History at University of Michigan.

NATIONAL: NOAH and the Last Days. LOCAL: TCFM Street Outreach (23min) includes: Short Q&A with Michael Moore; Abhorrent 2016 TCFF movie shown at Central Grade.