Non-Partisan but Political. What Sets the League of Women Voters Apart from Partisan Politics. Leelanau County League of Women Voters President, Tricia Denton, discusses the distinction between partisan and political and how the League's long standing consensus-based positions guide the political activities of the League.

A history of working boats of Mackinaw.

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 Miriam Pico.

The regular monthly business meeting of the Grand Traverse County DHHS Board.

Regularly scheduled meeting of the Traverse Area District Library Board of Trustees from November 19, 2020. Conducted remotely via Zoom.

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

Ladysmith Black Mambazo performs at Lars Hockstad in Traverse City.

St. Francis Gladiators vs. Cheboygan Chiefs, in Cheboygan.

A musical celebration honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. featuring the NMC Children's Choir Cantus, the Chamber Singers & Canticum Novum under the direction of Jeffrey Cobb and the NMC Jazz Big Band & Lab Band under the direction of Laurie Sears. Presented by Building Bridges with Music.

Folk and Country singer Ernie Mindel performs with guest musicians in a variety of locations around Northern Michigan and Florida. Ernie brings a mix of original tunes and cover songs that are sure to please.

The message this week is, "Purposed" (Ecclesiastes 1:1-2) by Lead Pastor Chad Oyer. This week's special music features our Handbell Choir and soprano soloist Emlin Munch. Hymns and an organ postlude are also included.

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.

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 reads three stories for young or young at heart listeners in this tenth episode.

Local pre-school teacher Barbara Overdier reads books about becoming and being nice in this fifteenth episode.

Five segments from the Traverse Area Historical Society Oakwood Cemetery Tour. Program includes the State Hospital patients, Julius Hannah, Dr. Agausta Rosenthal-Thompson, Ida Greilick, and a description of various monument types and styles.

Mardi Link sits down with special guest host Ron Jolly to talk about her new book Drummond Girls. Mardi is also the author of Bootstrapper, a chronicle of her time as an unemployed mother on a norhtern Michigan farm.

Kid's Activity during Parent's Coffee Hour with Newton's Road. Go to http://fb.me/NewtonsRoad/ to see participate in the live Coffee Hour for parents.

Join Mary Sue for a lively sing along featuring folk songs, a Sound of Music medley and a moon and stars medley.

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

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

The International Affairs Forum marked World Press Freedom Day by hosting Rami Khouri, a Beirut-based journalist whose work spans 50 years of reporting on some of the most important global stories. He discussed the importance of journalism and how it has changed, as well as the challenges looking ahead. This program was recorded April 30, 2019 at the State Theatre.

The history and architecture of the Hannah Lay Building, built in 1882-3 to house the Hannah Lay Mercantile "Big Store", the first big box store in Northwestern Lower Michigan. It was the first brick building in downtown Traverse City, and dominated the retail scene for many years, until finally closing in 1928. The structure has been remodeled many times, and is currently undergoing another remodeling. Techniques and some materials have been updated since it was first built, but the bricks and mortar on a foundation is still sound building practice today. It may last hundreds of years, with proper maintenance.

Five segments from the Traverse Area Historical Society Oakwood Cemetery Tour. Program includes the State Hospital patients, Julius Hannah, Dr. Agausta Rosenthal-Thompson, Ida Greilick, and a description of various monument types and styles.

Recorded Church Service Title: The Power Of Hope Text: Psalm 119:114.

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.

Storytellers take the stage to tell stories on S.O.S. Recored at The Workshop Brewery, Traverse City, MI.

Regularly scheduled meeting of the Traverse Area District Library Board of Trustees from November 19, 2020. Conducted remotely via Zoom.

Energetic with CPT Karen Belanger. The Thursday Session

A detailed review of the septage treatment facility in Traverse City. It was originally proposed in 1992. It was finally built in 2004. The complaints are finally diminishing in 2018.

Radel Rosin of Oh Brother Big Sister performs at the Tip of the Mitt Songwriters Virtual Music Festival.

What it truly means to live, love, learn, and leave a legacy.

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.

Paula McLain, international bestselling author of The Paris Wife,returns to the National Writers Series for an up-close and personal conversation about her stunning new book, Circling the Sun.

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

The NMC Childrens Choir celebrates their 25th anniversary with performances from all ages.

Two Remembrances from our Greatest Generation. As we march further from 1945, fewer and fewer people remain who were firsthand witnesses to the rise of the postwar order, which has framed our world for the past 75 years. Hear directly from two members of our Greatest Generation, Dick Grout and Isabel Kulski, who were personally involved in military and diplomatic efforts 75 years ago. The International Affairs Forum of Traverse City is a program of Northwestern Michigan College and an affiliate of the World Affairs Councils of America. Learn more about the International Affairs Forum at https://www.tciaf.com/. Edited by Jim Muratzki. A special thanks to Karen Puschel Segal for her origination and tireless work on this particular project.

Ideas Live TV co-hosts, Anne-Marie Oomen and Karen Anderson interview Traverse City Mayor, Jim Carruthers.

Non-Partisan but Political. What Sets the League of Women Voters Apart from Partisan Politics. Leelanau County League of Women Voters President, Tricia Denton, discusses the distinction between partisan and political and how the League's long standing consensus-based positions guide the political activities of the League.

The history and architecture of the Hannah Lay Building, built in 1882-3 to house the Hannah Lay Mercantile "Big Store", the first big box store in Northwestern Lower Michigan. It was the first brick building in downtown Traverse City, and dominated the retail scene for many years, until finally closing in 1928. The structure has been remodeled many times, and is currently undergoing another remodeling. Techniques and some materials have been updated since it was first built, but the bricks and mortar on a foundation is still sound building practice today. It may last hundreds of years, with proper maintenance.

Join Pastor Len Paxton as he shares the Love of Jesus.

Join Pastor Bob Joyce as he shares about what The Cross means to us.

Recorded Church Service, Title: "The Power of Hope", Text: Psalm 31:24.

Trinity Lutheran Church LCMS: Rev. Michael Goers, sermon for 12/20/2020, the Fourth Sunday in Advent.

Join Pastor Bob Joyce as he shares about what The Cross means to us.

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 reads three stories for young or young at heart listeners in this third episode.

Local pre-school teacher Barbara Overdier reads a story for young or young at heart listeners in this fourth episode.

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

Watch Jason P. Tank, CFA to learn how to use your IRA as a charitable tool after the new tax law's changes.

Ideas Live TV co-hosts, Anne-Marie Oomen and Karen Anderson interview Traverse City Mayor, Jim Carruthers.

The regular monthly business meeting of the Grand Traverse County DHHS Board.

Folk and Country singer Ernie Mindel performs with guest musicians in a variety of locations around Northern Michigan and Florida. Ernie brings a mix of original tunes and cover songs that are sure to please.