A look back at the last week in music, featuring the HITS Act looking to give tax relief to recording musicians, Eminem’s new restaurant and why songs are getting shorter.

#MusicMonday: Jordan Anderson, Mr. Music DJs

Who would you like to be haunted by?  If we learn from our mistakes, why are we so afraid to make mistakes?  Part of the process of being our best selves is developing something called “Relational Capital,” also known as our capacity to make genuine connections with other people through curiosity, says Bill Marsh, Jr., of the blog Making You Matter.  Here, we dive into a series of seemingly random questions to get our curiosity flowing!

Bill Marsh, Jr., Building Your “Relational Capital”

“Why didn’t she leave?”  It’s a question many people ask when they hear about a domestic abuse situation, and, with the national attention the Gabby Petito case is getting, one that’s being asked again.  Juliette Schultz, Executive Director of the Women’s Resource Center in Traverse City, joins us to discuss this and October as National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Juliette Schultz, The Gabby Petito Case & Domestic Abuse

We’re joined by our favorite genius, author and TED speaker Jeffery Ford to discuss the nature of “heroes” in our lives.

Jeffery Ford, Heroes

An admiration for—and the subsequent adoption of—the practice of hand-writing letters and thank you notes led Bill Marsh, Jr., of the blog Making You Matter, to the larger topic of “Gratitude,” and what a huge impact it can have in our lives.

Bill Marsh, Jr., Gratitude

President of the Grand Traverse Area Veterans Coalition, John Lefler joins us to talk about the many ways to honor those who have served this Thursday for Veterans Day.

John Lefler, Supporting Our Veterans This November 11

As they near the end of their 45th Cycle, MYCA Deputy Director Anica Simmons joins us to talk about this innovative program that educates, trains and mentors at-risk youth in a quasi-military environment at no cost to participants, giving young people the skills to become productive and responsible citizens.

Anica Simmons, Michigan Youth Challenge Academy

Far too many people get fooled by people's knowledge and also their intelligence when it is often wisdom that can make the entire difference between success, failure, and, "UH OH!"  We spoke with our favorite genius, author and TED speaker, Jeffery Ford, to discuss.

Jeffery Ford, Knowledge, Intelligence & Wisdom

Joseph Morrissey, IAA "Romeo and Juliet" and Winterlochen.

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