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You don’t need a ticket to join us in the front row, or a pass to sneak backstage! Media enthusiast and podcast host, Greg Trimmer takes listeners on an episodic adventure, talking with actors, musicians, and creators from the vibrant media world. Go behind the scenes and learn about the intricate equipment, techniques, and evolving technologies that shape the entertainment we consume. Discover how each player plays their part in bringing an artistic vision to life. Find out how media profes ...
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Now Spinning

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Technology for reproducing sound has certainly evolved over the decades, but there is a new generation of audiophiles that believe when it comes to listening to music, vinyl records still “hold the record” for quality sound and "getting in the groove"! Now Spinning is a student-driven podcast presented by members of Lansing Community College’s Vinyl Record Club. Take a listen as the crew discusses their favorite playlists, recent musical finds, beloved albums, and other topics served on a wa ...
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Take yourself out to the ballgame by checking out Coach Cut’s Corner – an inside look at what it takes to build a successful baseball program. You’ll learn more about the training regimens, nutrition plans, and motivation student-athletes must have to get to the next level in addition to how to use available resources and support to balance time and academics. Hosted by LCC Baseball Coach Steve Cutter, hear him hit it out of the park as he talks with coaches, athletes and administrators from ...
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Ever wonder what it's like to work at LCC? Who's that Star? is an inside look at our community. Listen in on discussions with faculty and staff about what brought them to LCC, what keeps them here and the passion projects in their lives at work and at home.
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Washington Square On-Air serves as the audio town square for the Washington Square Review, the literary journal of Lansing Community College. Melissa Ford Lucken, the host, brings her expertise as a professor, creative writer, and author to engage with writers, readers, scholars, students, publishing professionals, and individuals worldwide, discussing various aspects of the writing craft.
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Chatting is what makes us human! It’s all about finding that sweet spot where we connect by sharing some laughs, some tears, as well as taking that deep dive into better understanding ourselves and each other. That’s the vibe of “Conversations With Kate”—a podcast all about connecting with others through music, life stories, experiences, and everything in between. Sometimes Kate’s flying solo, and sometimes she has a cool guest hanging out, but it’s always like chillin’ with your besties, yo ...
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Delve into the world of mental health with A PsychoDelicious Conversation, where program hosts, Mike and Morgan cover recent trends, conduct interviews with local experts, and engage with listeners to address their questions and concerns. A PscyhoDelicious Conversation is hosted by two seasoned mental health professionals, including Morgan Bowen, a nurse practitioner with prescription authority, and Mike Stratton, a therapist with decades of experience. With extensive expertise in addiction ...
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Written in the Stars: Books and Beyond highlights and celebrates the people in our community involved with books, writing, and publishing. From poets and romance writers to literary journals and entrepreneurs, we explore a multitude of stories and storytellers. Join us as we follow them on their journeys with the written word.
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Put simply, Community Convos (a.k.a. "The Convo") is a conversation about our community. Mid-Michigan is truly an awesome place to live, and Community Convos connects you with the people who put the “festive” in our festivals and those that give “traction” to our attractions. This program also explores the impactful changes and the developing resources that contribute to community growth. Join the conversation, as this podcast-radio program gives you the who, what, when, where, and why on al ...
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Boots 2 Books

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Boots 2 Books (B2B) is a podcast dedicated to exploring the experiences of veteran and military-connected students. Hosted by Kyle Jakob and Dustin Abrego, B2B delves into the diverse paths and careers of those who have served their country and how they have got to where they are today. Covering topics such as transitioning to civilian life, physical and mental health, and the impact of veterans in our communities, B2B offers valuable insights for both veterans and civilians alike into the w ...
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Inside LCC

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Inside LCC is a feature-style program highlighting LCC’s nationally recognized academic programs and state-of-the-art training opportunities. Join faculty, staff and students from across the College as they share information on our nationally recognized programs, new, innovative technology and hear from industry experts about how our programs connect students to high-paying, in-demand careers!
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Behind the Connection dives into what’s happening behind the scenes at LCC Connect. This show provides early introductions to new podcasts and hosts, information about Connect initiatives, and insight into the concept of building the voices, vibes and vision of LCC Connect.
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Time Signatures, hosted by Jim Ervin, features conversations with musicians, industry professionals, and others connected to the blues genre. Primarily focused on the blues, the program occasionally delves into other linked genres (ie. jazz, rock, soul, funk). Many of the episodes are recorded before a live audience at various venues in and around Mid-Michigan. The program is presented by the Lansing's Capital Area Blues Society, a non-profit blues organization dedicated to the promotion of, ...
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Headroom

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Welcome to Headroom, where LCC Mental Health Counselor Jim Owens talks with members of the campus community about how to improve mental, emotional, and behavioral health. This is a mental health podcast about raising the ceiling on our own personal capabilities. Learn ways to improve or maintain your mental health by hearing the experiences of others and learning from mental health experts on a variety of topics.
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Lanstories

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An exciting community show about local history, with an emphasis on the history of LCC and its surrounding neighborhoods, as well as greater Lansing and Mid-Michigan. Hosted by David Siwik, each episode explores a different topic such as the people, businesses, neighborhood communities, buildings, and other phenomena that make up the history of our college and region.
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This fascinating show takes you on a journey across Lansing Community College to explore the inspired collection of art & sculptures located on our campuses and surrounding areas. Our host will provide, in great detail, background and history on all of the sculptures on campus, from the 30 foot tall Red Ribbon in the Sky and our towering Elementary display to the many pieces of one-of-kind indoor art on display.
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The StarZone

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From student focused resource fairs to arts and entertainment geared towards the general community, Lansing Community College hosts a plethora of events throughout the year. Whether you are a student or a community member, The StarZone gives you all the details of what’s on the way and how to get in the zone at LCC.
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Galaxy Forum takes a look at the creative work in LCC’s classrooms and on campus, and how it connects to the community in terms of citizenship, economics, community building, and helping students achieve their dreams and participate in community life.
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Whether you consider yourself a Michiganian or a Michigander, you'll love Trollin' the Mitten! Join Aral Gribble, a lifelong Michigan "troll" and LCC student, as he combines improv, spoof, skit comedy, and radio theater to both poke fun at and celebrate the Great Lakes State. From the Isle Royale National Park to the Gordie Howe International Bridge, Trollin’ the Mitten is bound to rock the docks and shake the shores in at least four out of five Great Lakes!
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Women’s fiction author Reem Kashat meets up with Washington Square Review editor Melissa Ford Lucken. Joined by fellow author and long term friend Aliza Mann, Kashat shares insights on successful author branding via social media, developing a strong and unique writer voice, and argues with her writer bestie, Aliza, about Alexander Skarsgard. Reem’s…
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It’s the month of June and we have just four episodes remaining in Season Four. Our guest this week is one of many Michigan musicians who have made their musical chops in the Greater Detroit area. New Baltimore native, Michael Hishon, aka ‘Michigan Mick’, released his first album ‘Big Leg Woman’ in 2024, and he stops in to talk about it in detail, …
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This episode delves into the intricate relationship between ancestry, culture, and identity, illuminating how our familial histories shape our present selves. We, Michael Stratton and Morgan Bowen, alongside our producer Daedalian Lowry, engage in a profound exploration of these themes, prompted by a listener's inquiry into the significance of ance…
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The Now Spinning crew talks with one of their own, Noah Miller, about his forthcoming album, titled "Mutually Assured Destruction". The crew unveils the significance of personal experiences and artistic influences that shaped the album's thematic essence. Noah elaborates on the intricate recording techniques employed within the confines of his home…
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This is an important topic to me and garnered some interesting responses from everyone I spoke with and continue to speak to about it. This has and will always be an ongoing conversation in my life so I am glad to extend it here on the show! Music is a deeply human language—one that communicates emotions, ideas, and experiences when words fall shor…
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Coach Cut dives into the profound and often overlooked concept of invisible growth, particularly in the aftermath of loss. Cut shares his personal reflections on the emotional turmoil accompanying defeat, emphasizing that the lessons learned during these challenging moments are vital for long-term success. He examines how true greatness is cultivat…
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Romance author Aliza Mann sits down with Washington Square Review editor Melissa Ford Lucken. Joined by her long-time friend and fellow author Reem Kashat, Mann shares a journey which took her from corporate manager to writer, reveals some hidden realities of being a career-building author, and talks about how she and now bestie Kashat started out …
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Season Four is winding down quickly, and this edition of Time Signatures features fellow broadcaster and recipient of the Keeping the Blues Alive Award, Gil Anthony. Gil has amassed more than 55 years behind the microphone, and his current radio program, ‘Blues Power’ is heard on 1450 AM, and 102.1 FM, WDIG out of Dothan, Alabama. The North Dakota …
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The Convos welcomes Smitty Smith into the studio to chat about the upcoming 15th annual Pump Stock Music Festival, a celebration of music that began as a neighborhood get-together and has evolved into a cherished community event showcasing a variety of musical talents, including local favorites and renowned artists. This year's Pumpstock takes plac…
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The Now Spinning crew connects with SFC from Keio University in Japan, highlighting the spontaneous friendships that can be formed through shared musical passions. The SFC Record Club guests share insights into their collection practices, revealing a diverse array of genres and artists, and all reflect on the importance of inclusivity in fostering …
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Reflection is a cornerstone of personal and athletic growth, as discussed in this episode of Coach Cut's Corner. We dive into the importance of reflecting on experiences to identify both strengths and areas for improvement. Through various methods such as journaling and team debriefs, we explore how reflection fosters self-awareness and actionable …
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MFA student Jill Bronfman returns to chat again with Washington Square Review editor Melissa Ford Lucken about feminist fiction and its place in the literary world. Bronfman shares her perspective on the current trends in publishing, 3 ways to determine if a book is feminist, and discusses the potential merits of the romance novel “bare chest” cove…
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This week on Time Signatures with Jim Ervin, Erv welcomes some true Blues Royalty. Shaun Murphy began her career, of all places, on the main stage at the 1969 Ann Arbor Blues Festival! In 1971, she teamed up on Motown’s Rare Earth label in a group called Stoney and Meatloaf (yup, THAT Meatloaf!). She has had touring stints with the likes of Bob Seg…
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Robin Pizzo is a thought leader, content creator, writer, educator, and entrepreneur. She leads the education efforts of WKAR Public Media, the PBS and NPR affiliate serving Michigan's capital region and regional director of the Michigan Learning Channel. She is also the visionary and CEO of Polished Pages, LLC and Polished Pages Publishing, Inc. I…
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This second part of A PsychoDelicious Conversation explores the intricate dynamics of stress management, elucidating various strategies that individuals may employ to navigate the pervasive challenges associated with stress. We invite listeners to consider both external and internal approaches to mitigate stressors, emphasizing the importance of se…
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The Now Spinning crew explores live recordings including an analysis of iconic live albums, like Peter Frampton's "Frampton Comes Alive" and Simon & Garfunkel's "Bye Bye Love." The discussion highlights the unique dynamics of live performances, the significance of audience interaction, and the evolution of artists through their live work. _________…
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Part two of our chat with Aral Gribble delves further into his dual career as both an accomplished actor and an educator in the performing arts. We explore the motivations that led him to embrace teaching alongside his performance career, revealing the profound impact it has had on his journey. Gribble shares anecdotes from his early teaching exper…
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This week on Time Signatures with Jim Ervin, join Erv as he ‘travels’ to Clarksdale, Mississippi for a fun chat with another legendary Bluesman, Deak Harp. Deak traveled up and down the east coast in his early life, following the James Cotton Band and that dedication turned into an opportunity to drive Cotton’s bus. But it also allowed Deak to get …
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This podcast episode delves into the multifaceted nature of stress, a ubiquitous phenomenon that permeates the human experience. This episode delves into the complexities surrounding stress and its implications for mental well-being. We begin by examining the definition of stress, exploring its dual nature as both a potential catalyst for growth an…
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In this episode, we delve into the vibrant discussions stemming from our April Fools' Day meeting of the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club. We explore a diverse array of musical selections, including the instrumental classic "Telstar" by The Tornadoes. Additionally, we examine the phenomenon of one-hit wonders, featuring tracks such as "N…
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This podcast episode explores the transformative journey from military service to academic pursuits, emphasizing the experiences of veterans and military-connected students. Our guest, Courtney Kemp, shares his personal narrative of transitioning from a 21-year military career to higher education, highlighting the challenges and triumphs inherent i…
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Aral Gribble, a distinguished actor and teaching artist with over 25 years of experience, joins us to illuminate the intricacies of the performing arts. We delve into his extensive background, including his time at the University of Michigan and his diverse roles in esteemed theaters. His passion for storytelling is palpable, and he shares insights…
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On this episode I have a guest interview with Rose Parker, who hosted me for a benefit on March 1st, 2025 called Siren where the donations raised went to Serene Harbor a domestic violence non-profit that services Brevard County Florida. We got to chat about that, her other events, life and hobbies! Website: Serene Harbor Facebook: Hoopz Inspiration…
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Coach Cut and Coach Allen delve into the transformative power of self-belief, emphasizing its role in overcoming challenges and achieving personal goals. They articulate that this belief is not merely a trait but a skill that can be cultivated through consistent effort and preparation. The conversation highlights practical strategies for developing…
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Bukowski scholar and poet Rich Glinnen talks with Washington Square Review editor Melissa Ford Lucken. Glinnen muses over the importance of daily writing (even when in a lazy funk), how a writer’s voice develops over time, and what to do when your poem is actually a short story in disguise. Rich Glinnen’s poem, “Neptune,” appears in the Summer 2024…
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This week on Time Signatures with Jim Ervin, Erv welcomes true Blues royalty, and another top woman in the Blues, Teeny Tucker. Teeny talks about her earliest inspirations in music, spending summers with her legendary musician father, Tommy Tucker, that 1994 ‘baptism by fire’, and subsequent breakthrough performance at the Apollo Theater in New Yor…
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The NSP Crew welcomes Freddy and Giovanni from MSU Vinyl Nights for an exploration into the world of vinyl. This episode delves into the inception and growth of vinyl clubs, emphasizing their role in fostering community and shared musical appreciation. The discussion reveals personal narratives of how each guest was introduced to vinyl, highlightin…
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This podcast episode features the esteemed independent gospel artist Jonathan Crutcher alongside his wife, Blair Crutcher. They delve into Jonathan's profound journey in gospel music, beginning at an early age and the pivotal influences that shaped his artistry. The conversation highlights the emotional process behind his song "Pour Out," inspired …
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Dr. Dale Dan, the Chief Diversity Officer at Lansing Community College, shares her profound journey towards fostering diversity, inclusion, and belonging within educational environments. Throughout our conversation, she emphasizes the significance of love as the foundation for cultivating a supportive community. Dale reflects on her extensive exper…
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Self-taught multi-genre writer Harrison Zeiberg talks with Washington Square Review editor Melissa Ford Lucken. This playwright reflects on watching his play, We the People, be performed, describes how the experience gave him new insight into the writing process, and considers the importance of creativity in his busy life. Harrison Zeiberg’s story,…
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On this edition of Time Signatures with Jim Ervin, Erv welcomes Founder of Gulf Coast Entertainment, Susie Criner. In 1979, she and her husband, Sanford also restored and opened Rockefeller’s, a gorgeous building built in 1928. Rockefeller’s attracted the likes of Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, and Garth Brooks during its 18 year ru…
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The central theme of our discourse revolves around the profound journey of individuals who experience the disorientation of being lost, ultimately seeking to be found. Mike and Morgan aspire to illuminate this intricate process by exploring the human consciousness and the myriad factors contributing to mental health challenges. This episode serves …
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In this enlightening installment of Now Spinning, the crew dives into the captivating realm of recently discovered albums, highlighting the audacious and immersive soundscapes presented by Yahweh Nail Gun and the evocative melodies of Dexy's Midnight Runners. Through our discussions, we invite listeners to immerse themselves in these distinctive mu…
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In this episode, we dive into the compelling journey of DJ Ganja Girl, an emerging force in the electronic dance music (EDM) scene. She shares her unique experiences and the challenges faced as a woman in a predominantly male industry. We explore her creative process, influences, and the significance of community support, particularly through initi…
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Coach Cut chats with LCC Stars player, Matt Fountain on this episode. We dive into Matt's evolution as a player, highlighting the pivotal moments that have shaped his aspirations to excel in collegiate baseball. Furthermore, we examine the transformative impact of mentorship and teamwork, as exemplified by his interactions with seasoned players and…
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It’s a special episode of Time Signatures this week as your host, Jim Ervin welcomes a fellow Michigan native turned Texas and now Florida transplant, Grego Anderson to the show. Grego is a highly skilled acoustic Blues, Folk, and Country musician, but he is perhaps better known for his work as an artist. Perhaps you have seen some of his work out …
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In this episode, Mike and Morgan address a listener's inquiry regarding the concept of "being lost." This experience is a common occurrence that many individuals encounter at various points in their lives. The discussion delves into the complex nature of loss, viewing it not simply as a source of disorientation, but also as a potential impetus for …
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On this episode, the NSP Crew explores "nocturnal music", a featured theme during the LCC Vinyl Record Club's March 18th meeting. Additionally, the episode features a delightful discussion about the NSP Crew's recent virtual meeting with the SFC Record Club in Japan, emphasizing the universal language of music that bridges cultural divides. Join us…
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Cloverbeard and Crew, a dynamic trio from central Michigan, blend traditional Irish melodies with contemporary music, captivating audiences at Renaissance fairs and pubs alike. In this episode, we delve into the origins of their unique stage names and the stories that shape their performances. The band members share their experiences engaging with …
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Listen and learn about the things I did on my health journey! If you have questions, or try any of the things I talk about please reach out! If you are in an acute health situation, talk to your doctor before trying any of the things I talk about. These are things I tried and worked for me, I am passionate about it! Informative and Helpful Links: C…
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In this episode of "Who's That Star?", we delve into the remarkable journey of DeMarquis Battle, a distinguished figure at Lansing Community College, where he serves as a financial aid advisor and an adjunct professor. With an extensive background in higher education spanning over 17 years, DeMarcus is committed to empowering individuals to unearth…
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Professor Jerry Wemple talks with Washington Square Review editor Melissa Ford Lucken. A multi-published author who experienced the tumultuous times of the 1970’s while growing up in several states, reflects on how he has seen communities handle traumatic events and the joys of teaching over the decades. Jerry Wemple’s story, Bus Stop, appears in t…
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It’s another amazing interview on this week’s edition of Time Signatures with Jim Ervin. Erv welcomes Kid Ramos to the show, and they had a lot to talk about. Kid is promoting a new album, but of course, they had to discuss other things along the way, too. From his early years working with James Harmon, his trips to the Golden Bear in Orange County…
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The Lansing Community College Art Club teams up with the Now Spinning crew to explore album artwork, diving into the intricate relationship between album covers and the music they encapsulate. Through our conversation, we examine how the evolution of music consumption, particularly in the age of digital streaming, has impacted the artistic value at…
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This episode features an enlightening discussion with Steve Simonson, an audio engineer and educator whose extensive career traverses multiple facets of the audio production realm. At the outset, we delve into Steve's formative years as a drummer, which laid the groundwork for his profound understanding of sound and music technology. Currently, a s…
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Coach Cut and Coach Allen connect with Aiden Reynolds, a resilient athlete who has navigated the arduous landscape of recovery from significant injuries. Aiden's experiences underscore the paramount importance of patience, discipline, and perseverance in the face of adversity, illustrating how setbacks can serve as pivotal moments for personal grow…
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania’s Lady of the Blues, Miss Freddye joins host Jim Ervin this week for a discussion about life as a Blues musician, Mother, Nurse, and cancer survivor. Miss Freddye also talks about her influences, which include Koko Taylor, Etta James, and Big Momma Thornton, and getting started as a Blues/ R&B Musician with not one, but TWO…
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This podcast episode delves into the Michigan Notable Books Program, a distinguished initiative by the Library of Michigan that celebrates noteworthy publications from the state. Guests, Adam Oster and Mindy Barbarski elucidate the intricacies of selecting the 20 notable titles each year, emphasizing the diverse genres and themes that reflect Michi…
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The central theme of this discussion revolves around the complexities of couples therapy, particularly as it pertains to the dynamics of communication and conflict resolution within intimate relationships. Michael Stratton and Morgan Bowen delve into the myriad issues that often compel couples to seek therapeutic intervention, including financial d…
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The central theme of our discourse today revolves around the enriching experience of participating in the Lansing Community College Vinyl Record Club. In early March, we dove into an eclectic assortment of musical selections, commencing with George Harrison's rendition of Bob Dylan's "If Not for You," a poignant exploration of the nuances of cover …
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