Recorded Church Service, Title: "Shine As Lights", Text: Philippians 2:15.

Trinity Lutheran Church LCMS: Rev. Bruce Lucas, Sermon for 07/12/2020, the 6th Sunday after Pentecost.

Join Pastor Bob Joyce as he shares from the word of God.

Certified Personal Trainer, Karen Belanger, uses her years of experience teaching senior exercise classes to adapt routines using common household items. Participants can expect to be challenged, and given suggestions to make all routines adaptable to their level of comfort.

Local pre-school teacher Barbara Overdier shares two stories in this eleventh episode.

Local pre-school teacher Barbara Overdier reads three stories in celebration of Earth Day for young or young at heart listeners in this sixth episode.

Learn about how Social Security works, the benefits it provides and the various filing options that may help you maximize Social Security for you and/or your spouse.

This iconic Leland River boathouse is the perfect inspiration for Northern Michigan artist Neil Walling. Join Neil as he shares his plein air painting tips and techniques while capturing this picturesque setting, just a Petoskey stone's throw from Lake Michigan, on UpNorthTVs Painting the Peninsula.

There are many exotic foods in China and Chef James Nozel has sampled a lot of them. He shares some of his knowledge with us in this two part series. Special thanks to our photographer, Zhang Yifei. This is Part 2 of 2.

Join Mary Sue for a selection of patriotic music followed by a selection of hymns.

Grand Traverse County Department of Health and Human Services Board - Grand Traverse Pavillions, February 28, 2020.

Chamber Music of Mendelsson, Debursey and Ravel in this 2010 concert from Milliken Auditorium.

Interviewer Carrie Sharp engages Jim Crockett, local poet, songwriter, and musician in a lively discussion about his life and his creative work.

Ernie and Friends perform at Heatherwood Mobile Home Park.

Trinity Lutheran Church LCMS: Rev. Bruce Lucas, Sermon for 07/12/2020, the 6th Sunday after Pentecost.

Ideas Live TV co-hosts, Anne-Marie Oomen and Karen Anderson interview Beth Clute.

In the Spring of 2018 several high tech events took place in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, China. These include a Big Data Conference, a "Hackathon" for creation of "open source" autonomous vehicle control software, and a "Donkey Car" competition. These events are documented here and on the web page located at: http://www.tourguizhou.com/robo-cars-of-china/ . This version includes both Chinese and English subtitles to allow Chinese technology students practice their Technology English skills.

Intermediate Yoga for women and men. One hour with Jeane Seidelman, Certified Instructor.

The Rotary Show celebrated 77 years of bringing variety entertainment to Traverse City. Featuring the News at Nine-ish and Mother Fred, it's part musical revue, part local political satire, and part grownups having fun. There's homespun humor and music performed with enthusiasm by local Rotarians, and some actual talent too!

The folks at Great Lakes Children's Museum show you how to use a special key to help easily identify animal tracks.

"Picnic at the Opera" is northern Michigan's only live variety show. It is produced by UpNorth Media Center and performed on the City Opera House stage in downtown Traverse City. Picnic at the Opera is a free event, every Wednesday at noon in February.

Join Frank Youngman for a fireside sing along featuring songs you know and love.

Erik Rintamaki was looking for a new way to find agates when he picked up a UV flashlight one night and set out to scan a lonely Lake Superior shore in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. What he found that night changed his life. Three rocks, nestled in a circle on the sand, began to shimmer a bright yellow hue beneath the beam of his flashlight. Erik named the rocks "Yooperlites" and since that night, he has discovered hundreds more of these shimmering, glistening rocks along the shores of Lake Superior. And the world took notice. A video of one of the rocks on Erik's facebook page has gone viral and Erik and his Yooperlites have been seen across the globe. Local geologists and mineralogists have chimed in on the worldwide discussion. They say these rocks are something that has never been seen in Michigan before. In "Light Up the North" we meet Erik Rintamaki and hear the story of how he discovered these stones. We'll see exactly what he does with them, and then we'll head out to the beach to see for ourselves where these stones come from and exactly what makes them special.

The regularly scheduled meeting of the Traverse Area District Library Board of Trustees was held on June 18, 2020. Recorded remotely via Zoom.

Miss Anne walks children and parents through making a yummy popcorn sheep craft at home!

Mr. Tom opens up an owl pellet to find out what a Great Horned Owl ate. Pellets sourced from: www.owlpelletkits.com

The Dougherty Old Mission House Museum on Old Mission Peninsula is ready for tours, but remains closed due to Covid-19 until at least July 31, 2020. A virtual tour has been prepared so you can see the inside while it remains closed. Individual items within the home are viewed from up close, but there are many more which can be seen once the museum reopens. The house was built in 1842, as part of a mission and school requested by the Anishnaebek in the Treaty of 1836, and financially supported by the U.S. government. The treaty, aslo called the Treaty of Washington, ceded 4 million acres from the Native Americans to the government, granting enough land to the Michigan territory to allow it to petition to be made a State in 1837.

The Live & Local Concert Series is presented by the Dennos Museum Center and Crosshatch Center for Art and Ecology to bring some much needed musical entertainment to your living room. This week's performer is Blake Elliott.

September 6th, 2018 - The Coast Guard City Committee, the Traverse City Arts Commission, and the City of Traverse City unveiled the sculpture "Guardian" at the Mini Park located at the confluence of East Front and Grandview Parkway. The sculpture was designed by TC West student, Mallory Heiges, with assistance from Bob Purvis and Devan Depauw.

Sarah is Chinese and reads a lot about different subjects. We have talked about the Covid problem, how her business did, and what is America doing to deal with Covid. She has a small business and was herself shut down by the Chinese Government for two months. She lost a lot of money in those two months, but now she is back in business and has good traffic of customers. Her customers aren't as wealthy as a few months ago, but the business is coming up. Her business doesn't look like communism to me.

James plays his songs. Dolph and Mary interview he and his wife.

Interviews with talented local artists from around northern Michigan.

Local pre-school teacher Barbara Overdier reads three stories for young or young at heart listeners in this third episode.

Local pre-school teacher Barbara Overdier reads three stories for young or young at heart listeners in this second episode.

The North Carolines close out the 2019 SummerFolk Concert Series at the Charlevoix Public Library, September 30, 2019, with expert and superb over-the-top delivery. Sit back and listen to the heartstrings that the North Carolines pull-on with familiar sounds of songs that fill the entire room, recorded live at the Charlevoix Public Library SummerFolk Concert Series on September 30, 2019. Presented by the: Charlevoix Public Library 220 W. Clinton Charlevoix MI 49720 231-547-2651 www.charlevoixlibrary.org Folk Concert info: dabramowski@charlevoixlibrary.org

An interview with Dana Ferguson, campaigning to be the Democratic candidate for Michigan's 1st District U.S. Congressional seat. Topics include the economy, social services and the environment.

Sarah is Chinese and reads a lot about different subjects. We have talked about the Covid problem, how her business did, and what is America doing to deal with Covid. She has a small business and was herself shut down by the Chinese Government for two months. She lost a lot of money in those two months, but now she is back in business and has good traffic of customers. Her customers aren't as wealthy as a few months ago, but the business is coming up. Her business doesn't look like communism to me.

A presentation by Jim and Kathy Miller about the restoration and operation of the Omena House Museum.

Today's topic is Jesus the Good Shepard Part 1.

"Freedom in Christ" (2nd Corinthians 3:17-19) is this week's message, by Dr. Gary Hogue, Visitation Pastor. Today's service was live-streamed and recorded from the Patio, with a choral ensemble, directed by Russ Larimer, providing music.

League of Women Voters Leelanau County, President Tricia Denton will offer an overview of diversity, equity and inclusion concepts. She will be followed by social justice advocate, Jody Betten, who will help the audience explore perceptions related to bias and privilege.

A concert of Baroque era music by Bach, Telemann, Corelli, and Mozart. Performed in Glen Lake, MI in 2010.

Ernie and Friends perform at Heatherwood Mobile Home Park.

A music and entertainment show featuring local musician's in the Traverse City/Boyne City/Petoskey geographical areas.

Ann Patchett talks with special guest Ben Busch about her writing and new life as a book store owner. Recorded at Lars Hockstad Auditorium.

Join Pastor Len Paxton as he shares the forgiveness of God and how we need to forgive others.

Today's program Jesus the Good Shepard Part 2. Part 1 was presented last week.

Join Pastor Bob Joyce as he shares where our confidence comes from.

Trinity Lutheran Church LCMS: Rev. Bruce Lucas, Sermon for 07/12/2020, the 6th Sunday after Pentecost.

"Freedom in Christ" (2nd Corinthians 3:17-19) is this week's message, by Dr. Gary Hogue, Visitation Pastor. Today's service was live-streamed and recorded from the Patio, with a choral ensemble, directed by Russ Larimer, providing music.

Family- and Self-Care for the Stress and Trauma Affecting Our Everyday Lives. Co - Hosted by: Melissa McKenna Adult Services Coordinator and Andy Schuck Youth Services Coordinator. Panel Experts - Michigan ACE Master Trainers: Alison Arnold - Director, Interdisciplinary Center for Community Health & Wellness, CMU College of Medicine Mary Manner - Great Start Coordinator/5toONE Project Manager, Great Start Collaborative of Traverse Bay & Venture North Funding & Development Michelle Schulte - Project Director, Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan.

January 8, 2020 Meeting of the LWV-Leelanau: Information & discussion of the Process of Concensus used to develop policy position that empower advocacy.

In this made for TV, 28-minute video, we learn about three separate efforts to battle three highly-destructive invasive plants: Garlic Mustard, Japanese Knotweed and Japanese Barberry. We also hear from three of the region's leading warriors in the battles against these invasive species of plants.

Join Miriam Pico for a sing along in Spanish!

Recorded Church Service Title: Finding Real Life Text: Matthew 16:24-25.

Part two of an interview with Dana Ferguson, campaigning to be the Democratic candidate for Michigan's 1st District U.S. Congressional seat.

Watch Jason P. Tank, CFA provide a review and update of the new tax law, including the SECURE Act, and learn how it affects you and your planning.

The League of Women Voters Grand Traverse Area presents "Stumbling Over Our Own Brains, Media Literacy and the Interrupted Mind." Presented by Northwestern Michigan College Instruction Librarian Nicco Pandolfi.

This video gives an overall introduction to English Country Dancing and explains some of the moves. Features eight dances in total.

Astronauts Charlie Bolden, Jerry Linenger, and Greg Johnson spoke to 550 area students on April 3, 2019 about their experiences in space and the exciting future of space exploration. Charlie Bolden commanded 4 Space Shuttle flights and served as the 12th NASA Administrator. He visited Traverse City as part of the International Affairs Forum's 25th anniversary season. Jerry Linenger spent nearly 5 months aboard the Russian Space Station Mir and is a former Flight Surgeon in the USN. Greg Johnson twice piloted the Space Shuttle Endeavour and currently works to promote STEM programs in schools through Newton's Road. This program was recorded April 3, 2019 at TC Central High School auditorium.

Sage deAgro performs selected arias and pieces from famous musicians and opera.

Yoga class for men and women. Exercises done from seated position. Led by Certified Yoga Instructor, Jeana Seidelman.

Ideas Live TV co-hosts, Anne-Marie Oomen and Karen Anderson interview Ellen Stone.

An innovative approach to helping make changes in one's life.

In this presentation, we hear from two respected leaders in the conservation movement, Keith Charters and Bob Garner. These outdoor enthusiasts got together recently at the offices of the Conservation Resource Alliance (CRA) to talk about their love of the nature, conservation advocacy, and the changes the've seen in Northern Michigan's natural resources over their long careers. CRA staff member, Bethany Bucklew was on hand to guide the discussion.

The Dougherty Old Mission House Museum on Old Mission Peninsula is ready for tours, but remains closed due to Covid-19 until at least July 31, 2020. A virtual tour has been prepared so you can see the inside while it remains closed. Individual items within the home are viewed from up close, but there are many more which can be seen once the museum reopens. The house was built in 1842, as part of a mission and school requested by the Anishnaebek in the Treaty of 1836, and financially supported by the U.S. government. The treaty, aslo called the Treaty of Washington, ceded 4 million acres from the Native Americans to the government, granting enough land to the Michigan territory to allow it to petition to be made a State in 1837.

The regularly scheduled meeting of the Traverse Area District Library Board of Trustees was held on June 18, 2020. Recorded remotely via Zoom.

Join Frank Youngman for a fireside sing along featuring songs you know and love.

The crew rings in the new year and a tribute to Dr. Schbalding, the smartest standard poodle that ever lived.

The 19th Amendment secured the right to vote for women. Learn about the struggle of the suffragists and their supporters documented in the book "The Woman's Hour: The Great Fight to Win the Vote".

Fountain Point on Lake Leelanau, the historic 1889 waterfront resort welcomes you to a summer season filled with great performances. This gypsy jazz music program features Alfonso Ponticelli and Swing Gitan. Joining Alfonso on lead guitar is Steve Gibbons - violin, Alex Udvary - cimbalom, Jason Miller - rhythm guitar and Aaron Hatwich - bass. The two sets consisted of 1930's style music of Django Reinhardt-foot tappin' swing played on acoustic instruments. This performance was recorded on Sunday June 23, 2013.

Ernie and Friends perform at Heatherwood Mobile Home Park.