Talk of the North with Nick Rhudy: Recent Episodes
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A Gaylord man was killed in an accident with a military vehicle. Grand Traverse County residents are upset after the county moved to purchase AI software to handle non-emergency calls. And a cell phone tower dispute heading to court...again.
On today's show, Measles in northern Michigan. Grand Traverse County is looking to save some money under a new contract. And a black bear gets a cumbersome necklace removed. Nick is joined by Wid Lyman, a reporter from Border Hawk News. They discuss border crossings under the Trump administration, the immigration riots, and Trump’s recent flip-flopping on policy.
Antrim County is one step closer to building a new public safety center at a lower cost than proposed. Three Congressmen have introduced a bill that would keep Line 5 from ever being shut down by politicians. And a local city manager is taking an extended leave of absence.
On today's show: A manhunt is over. A local organization has launched an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct that took place decades ago. And Mackinac Island and the Hoffman Family of Companies continue to battle over who determines ferry rates. Nick is joined by Eric Marvin, the Executive Director of the Great Lakes Sports Commission. They discuss the Great Lakes Championship that took place over the weekend and other events the commission is involved with.
On today's show: There were two violent crimes in Otsego County last night. A propane tank exploded in Wexford County. And an update in a possible murder investigation. Also, why State Superintendent Michael Rice is dead wrong about local control.
On tonight's show, an update on the situation up at Isle Royale, as two dead campers were found there. More information on the Small Business Administration emergency declaration. And a House Budget update. Nick is also joined by Congressman Bill Huizenga; they discuss the Congressional Baseball Game, the Big Beautiful Bill, and the Clarity Act.
On today's show, Elk Rapids Township is selling its historic town hall building. Big changes could be coming to 5 Mile Road in Grand Traverse County. And some locals are concerned that a possible board appointment of an elected official could create a conflict of interest.
Michigan State Police troopers dislike their leadership in record numbers, but the Governor continues to voice her support for top brass. A local sheriff deputy was injured in a car crash while on duty. And U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers has picked up a local endorsement.
On today's show, coverage of the Straits Area Lincoln Day Dinner that took place on Saturday in Mackinaw City. Interviews with several local and statewide politicians.
Two incidents in Cheboygan Yesterday that garnered a heavy police presence. More controlled burns in northern Michigan as smoke from Canadian wildfires moves out. And don't forget it is Three-Free weekend at Michigan state parks! Nick is joined by Brenden Bourdreau, the Executive Director of Great Lakes Gun Rights. Brenden updates us on three gun control bill packages, what they are, and where they are in the legislative process.
On today's show, we break down the recently passed Traverse City Budget for fiscal year 2025 to 2026. A child was injured in a bike/truck accident in Petoskey this morning. And a man has been sentenced in connection with threats made toward Cadillac public officials. We are also joined by State Representative Parker Fairbairn.
On today's show, MSU is facing another lawsuit. U of M foreign students continue to make national news. A CEO of a water test kit company is speaking out, saying a meeting in Cadillac slandered his company. And Michigan's population decline may be less economically based and more spiritual.
On today's show: A car exploded in Cadillac! An accident in the Petoskey Walmart parking lot left one man dead. And concern about sewage being used as fertilizer in Leelanau County.
On today's show: A man died falling into the harbor in Boyne City on Friday. The US Army Corps of Engineers released its draft report on Line 5. And an animal tried crossing the Mackinac Bridge!
On today's show, our leadership in Michigan on both sides of the aisle continues to argue that more money is required for better education. Wildfire smoke may be in the area tomorrow, thanks Canada. And the Chatfields are heading to trial.
On today's show, a local missing woman has been found dead in Ohio. Boyne City may have found an interim City Manager. And A local childcare program has found a new home.
On today's show, an update on the Harbor Springs High School and Flynn situation. A local business that burned down is getting back on its feet. And the government has made this COVID vaccine note... a little late.
On today's show, House Republicans are eyeing a possible bargain with the DNR. A fatal accident on Drummond Island. And Michigan State University goes DOGE.
On today's show, happy Memorial Day. We discuss a struggle session that is popping up within the right-wing movement. And while it is pretty quiet due to the holiday weekend, we do have some local news to get you caught up on!
On today's show, a lawsuit against Harbor Hall in Petoskey names the former CEO and current board president. Allegations include sexual harassment, workplace retaliation, and fraud. We review the latest in the Christopher Schurr trial. And Nick is joined by Ambassador Francis Rooney, who served as Ambassador to the Holy See during the Bush administration. He shares his thoughts on the historic election of an American Pope and tells us about his personal relationship with Robert Prevost, who is now Pope Leo XIV.
On tonight's show, we share public comments we received in reaction to the John and Amy Flynn interview. An update on the status of projects in downtown Petoskey. And what to know heading into Memorial Day Weekend, especially for campers!
On today's show, our time is spent speaking with John and Amy Flynn, former boys' and girls' basketball coaches at Harbor Springs High School. Their contracts were not renewed at the end of this past season, and they say they were wrongfully let go. They share their story.
On today's show, higher water and sewer rates for a local community. Another camping ban in another city. And Elk Rapids Township takes the next step to sell its historic township building.
On today's show: A reported low-speed chance in Emmet County. A road closure due to a semi-truck incident in downtown Petoskey. And a local government has an internal spat on how funds from a local tribe should be spent.
ICE strikes in Charlevoix, arresting a man who has been deported multiple times and has a rap sheet. A murder trial moves forward in Grand Traverse County, and Harbor Springs is divided over the now former basketball coaches.
On today's show, we compare and contrast the Senate's passed budget with the Governor's proposal as well as the House agenda. State Senator John Damoose calls for fully funding the Pure Michigan campaign. And update on a pair of bridges, one big and one small, in Northern Michigan.
On today's show, we compare local road upkeep data with the rest of the state! Is John James making a mistake running for Governor? And a local township is moving forward with a project despite public opposition.
On today's show, a dispute over coaching positions in Harbor Springs. Michigan's education scores continue to tank. And Grand Traverse County settles a 4-year-old lawsuit.
On today's show, Governor Whitmer triples down on raising taxes to repair the roads. It is the Mushroom Festival this weekend! And changes to hunting season have been approved.
On today's show, the show gets big-timed! Law enforcement is starting to clear out The Pines in Traverse City. And local hospitality workers may qualify for additional ice storm relief.
On today's show, SOS Benson is attempting to use deceit to win the Governor's office in 2026; is the MSM complicit? An update on the Charlevoix Golf Team. And Traverse City moves forward with a year-round homeless shelter.
On tonight's show, the DNR is asking the state to force you to give them money. A few things to consider during ice storm cleanup. and a fire in downtown Petoskey.
On today's show, despite being run out of town, the DNR is charging ahead on solar energy projects on state-managed land. We're joined by Ken Borton - State Representative to discuss. A murder trial wraps up with a guilty verdict. And Petoskey looks at banning camping in non-designated areas within the city.
On today's show, more ways to help support the Charlevoix Golf Team. A woman has been sentenced for her role in a serious car accident in 2023. And Chinese-made cars may be banned from Michigan roadways.
On today's show, learn more ways you can help the Charlevoix Golf Team in their recovery. We check in on what was said by President Trump at his 100-day in office celebration in Michigan. And a local woman is looking to help people determine how PFAS contamination in Cadillac may be impacting their health.
On today's show, a State Representative is punished. We review testimony in a local murder trial that raises interesting points. And the mainstream media in Michigan is flat out lying about DOGE.
On today's show, a serious car accident involving the Charlevoix Boys Golf Team and their coach. More illegal votes seem to have been cast last election than reported. And a long-awaited repair in Cadillac seems to be gaining steam.
On today's show, two judges have been arrested. Traverse City is continuing to look into more surveillance cameras for the downtown. And we look ahead to the sports weekend!
On today's show, we review a Traverse City resident's recent podcast appearance. Democrats take a 6-1 majority on the Michigan Supreme Court. And four arrests made of illegal immigrants in Antrim County.
On today's show, we discuss a book by Secretary of State Jocylen Benson. A new bill has been proposed that would allow homeschoolers to take any classes they want at public schools.
On today's show, is taxpayer-funded junk food going by the wayside? MI officials look to keep the climate agenda in focus despite lagging well behind schedule. And store sales decline in Michigan.
On tonight's show, childlike behavior in the Michigan House late last week. Will we gas geese? And we catch up on local news that broke over the weekend!
On today's show, we're joined by Larry Behrens of Power the Future, who tells of why he thinks Trump needs to fill the Strategic Oil Reserve ASAP. We're joined by the head coach of the newly formed Traverse City Lacrosse team as well to talk about their inaugural season!
On today's show, local State Representatives testify in committee in favor of a Supplemental Budget addition that would grant Michigan Communities funding relief for the ice storm. Nick is joined by Brent Bolin, Executive Director of Top of Michigan Trails Council, to provide an update on ice storm cleanup on the restoration of the Little Traverse Wheelway's "miracle mile".
On today's show, utility companies shift their focus to internet restoration. And State Senator Damoose looks to get schools back on schedule with a new bill.
On today's show, an interview highlighting teen homelessness in Northern Michigan. An update to the Gotion battery plant saga. And another big name enters the Michigan gubernatorial race of 2026.
On today's show, another expensive trip abroad was made by the governor's office. Major road work in Emmet County starts soon. And the DNR reports how much property damage they suffered from the ice storm.
On today's show, a utility company asks for ANOTHER rate hike. Reading scores in Michigan are now below this infamously poorly educated state. And plenty of local news to send you into the weekend with!
On today's show, President Trump sings the praises of Governor Whitmer. Producer Austin speaks with a local maple syrup producer about the impact of the ice storm on the industry. And more outage updates!
On the show tonight, an update on the hit-and-run case in St Ignace. Hunting season kicked off today! And a local auto parts store is closing. State Senator John Damoose joins the show to discuss a bill package that would add regulations to charter schools.
The DNR has euthanized a beloved animal in Rogers City. A Traverse City woman has been charged with attempted murder! Police are asking for your help in locating a hit-and-run suspect in St Ignace. We are also joined by Brenden Boudreau of Great Lakes Gun Rights and State Representative Cam Cavitt of the 106th.
An update on a few Leelanau County stories. Local rest areas are closing soon. A local elected official is headed to jail after embezzling from veterans. Nick is joined by Jeff Clayton the Executive Director of the American Bail Coalition to discuss a pair of bills that would lead to potentially dangerous changes to the criminal justice system in Michigan.
A car crashed into a local post office. Gambling is becoming an issue in Michigan according to recent numbers. And changes could be coming to the Michigan justice system in the form of bail reform. Nick has the scoop on what FEMA is doing in Oscoda.
Happy Veterans Day! It might cost you more the next time you cross the bridge. Check in on your college students, I will tell you why you should. And a body found at Pictured Rocks! #news #radio #college #university #picturedrocks #mackinacbridge
A pipe bomb was found in Harbor Springs. A malware attack that carried into Election Day in Wexford County. Enrollment is rising at this local college. And when Republicans retake the state house next year, will they put a stop to this shady political maneuver?
On tonight's show, the National Cherry Festival announced their headline opening act. A couple of wild happenings in Alepna over the weekend. And Nick gives his Electoral College predictions for the election.
An ongoing road closure in Traverse City as Tim Walz makes a stop in town. The Traverse City State Park will be closed for a significant portion of time. And get ready to get some extra sleep this weekend!
A noncitizen has voted in our state's election. The state of Michigan is looking at changing the ways stores are able to sell tobacco. Two election clerks in the UP were removed from their duties after saying they would hand-check ballots.
Ammo was found near a local school. Charlevoix continues to discuss how to manage an overpopulation of deer. And East Bay township has unveiled its long awaited plan for a beach district. Also, are we seeing an influx of downstate retirees getting involved in local politics?
A possible bed and breakfast opening in Cadillac. Traverse city is facing a lawsuit from their former assessor. And need a way to get to the polls in Leelanau and Grand Traverse County? We have a possible solution to share. Dennis Lennox joins the show to discuss what to watch for in the final week before Election Day.
On today's show, Traverse City Area Public Schools is set to make several improvements to 20 facilities using a recently passed bond. Central Lakes Public schools has received a $500,000 grant from the federal government. And a local recreational area's opening has been delayed due to changes in plans. Nick is joined by Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment to discuss a lawsuit he hopes will prove the American Association of Pediatrics changed their back-to-school policy in 2020-21 over political pressure and not science.
Trump is coming to town, we come to you with a new story from the Cherry Capital Airport grounds. We speak with a local business owner who is being forced to leave his building after the county deemed it unsafe. And Larry Behrens the communications director for Power the Future joins the show to talk about the failure of the Inflation Reduction Act and what Harris' lying about that spending means for the election.
Cadillac is getting a federal grant to make improvements to public areas. College enrollment is down in Michigan. And the SOO is looking to spend million of dollars to make improvements to schools and a popular venue. The CEO of the Cherry Capital Airport Kevin Klein joins the show to get us updated on all of the logistics of Trump's rally at the airport on Friday, October 25th at 7:30.
A case of animal abuse was discovered in Traverse City. A Traverse City teen led police on a high-speed chase last night. And Donald Trump is coming to Traverse City. Ron Armstrong from Stand Up Michigan joins the show to talk about the importance of the Michigan Supreme Court race.
On tonight's show, a hit-and-run suspect has taken a plea deal. Traverse City is looking to be more transparent in the midst of a lawsuit. And TCAPS is a step closer to selling the Bertha Vos Building. Eileen McNeil, president of Citizens for Traditional Values joins the show to talk about how they are mobilizing voters.
On today's show, gas prices are holding steady across Michigan. Local charities are gearing up for Christmas, find out how you can help kids in need. Federal grants are pouring into Michigan. And national attention has been brought to Michigan's heavily inflated voter rolls.
A local county is reviewing its weapons policy for employees. A local city is asking for your help in keeping a popular holiday tradition alive. And a chain of stores is going to be closing a lot of locations soon, how will it impact you? We look at the latest polls for the general election.
On today's show, a new child labor law could soon be going into effect. Brownfield projects approved in Grand Traverse County. And Bata is going solar in Traverse City. Also, a Michigan Supreme Court Justice may have been bribed ahead of a ruling.
A plane on fire headed to the Cherry Capitol Airport. A deadly crash killed a pair of local students. A sheriff's deputy was injured by a teenage girl who was drunk at a dance. We review the second US Senate debate between Rogers and Slotkin.
Cheboygan now has a full school board after recent appointments. Road work wraps up in Traverse City while Petoskey starts planning on a significant project for next year. How should conservatives celebrate Columbus Day?
On today's show, a wild topic is up for a vote in Gaylord. An infrastructure project moves forward in Harbor Springs. And a developer is looking to get local firms involved in a major project in Cheboygan.
On today's show, more political sign thefts. A teen is arrested for child pornography. You may see relief in auto insurance rates soon. Nick speaks with the President of North Central Michigan College about their $22 million expansion and renovation project.
A new scam in Grand Traverse County. A road closure in Traverse City. And a fight over sexually explicit books in Alpena has been solved.
On today's show, a few grants were given to local governments and organizations. Movement on a [proposed statewide passenger rail system. Local colleges continue their renovations for the future.
A major project coming soon to a nearby state park. State Police want your help in identifying a bike thief who struck at Bay View. And a new lawsuit against Grand Traverse County.
Learn how you can help those affected by the hurricane and flooding. A local business sold. 7 people have been charged with voting twice in the primary election. Nick heads out on the road to talk to local businesses at a career day.
On today's show, a local school employee is under fire for leaving a gun out in the open near the school, enrollment is up at a local community college, what YOU can do to help those affected by the hurricane.
On today's show, a groundbreaking in Kingsley, the minimum wage schedule has been released, and here is the peak color schedule for your backyard. A special guest joins us as well.
On today's show, a murder suspect identified, hunting season kicks off, and a local radio host is safe after being caught up in the devastation of the hurricane. State Senator John Damoose joins the show to talk about the recently passed House Bill that will send $125 million dollars to school districts for school safety and mental health care for students. He gives his take on whether this was good policy or pure politics.
A shooting in Grand Traverse County. A local elected official is facing criminal charges concerning his job. JD Vance is coming to Traverse City. Democrats including Governor Whitmer are stuck between a rock and a hard place trying to appease both Jews and Muslims, as they struggle, Trump profits.
On today's show, a local media company is moving. Charlevoix wants to cull more deer. New public art is coming soon to Petoskey. Joseph Solis-Mullen, Libertarian candidate for US Senate joins the show to talk about his campaign and the biggest issues facing Michigan.
On today's show, a new way to rid your yard of Canadian Geese may soon be state-approved. Two ways streets in Traverse City Could be permanent. AM radio will stay in your car for now. We are joined by Tracie Macphreson from the Great Lakes Children's Museum.
On today's show, multiple car accidents. A big local lottery winner, and some major airport news in Grand Traverse and Emmet Counties. Michigan has a problem keeping children safe, we review the statistics.
On today's show, A community is mourning the loss of a local leader. Record-setting weather yesterday. Traverse City is a step closer to having a year-round homeless shelter. The federal government is dropping the ball on internet rollouts to rural areas, to no one's surprise.
On today's show, chronic absenteeism has skyrocketed in Michigan. We review Democratic Rhetoric against Trump and his base following his second assassination attempt.
On today's show, a missing man was found safe. A longstanding local elected official has passed away. And a man faces a lengthy prison sentence after stabbing a puppy to death. Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson claimed while running for office, she would be non-partisan. She has been everything but, and we review the evidence.
On today's show, a hit and run in Cadillac. A local ferry is undergoing a rebrand, again. Road work is underway at a critical intersection in Northern Michigan. Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director of Power the Future joins the show to discuss Kamala Harris' energy policy and how she flip-flopped her stances during the debate.
On today's show, we remember 9/11. We also do some real fact-checking on last night's debate.
On today's show, a judge has sided with a township over a property owner in a zoning dispute. Amber Alerts are getting even more widespread. And ORVs are now allowed in the Jordan River Valley
On today's show, more road work kicks off in Traverse City. A long-awaited repair in Cadillac may be moving forward soon. Helicopters may be coming to your area soon and hovering around, find out why. Gotion Inc. is looking to get discovery documents from Green Charter Township as they fight in a court battle. You won't believe what they actually want.
On today's show, a new ferry coming soon to Northern Michigan. A public meeting about a project that could change the landscape of a local city. We'll check out the expected fall color schedule. Wid Lyman a reporter with Border Hawk News joins the show to share an update on the southern border, illegal immigrant crime across the country, and why border security should be a top three issue heading into the November election.
A local principal has reached national honors. Car thefts have skyrocketed in MI. Emmet County is trying to get a business owner to save local buildings before they are essentially condemned. Mark Lucas the Executive Vice President of the Article 3 Project joins the show to talk about the campaign they launched to hold Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson accountable to election integrity
On today's show, a new look for a local park after recent vandalism. A lawsuit shakes up more things near the Straits of Mackinac. Harbor Springs voters will soon settle a controversial new zoning ordinance.
On today's show, an eight-year-old boy was hit and killed by a car in Garfield Township. An update on a murder case in Cadillac. A Grand Traverse County Commissioner pleads not guilty to solicitation of a prostitute.
On today's show, charges were announced for a Grand Traverse County Commissioner. A man has taken a plea deal in a child sex abuse case. And an update in the murder case in Elmira. Dennis Lennox, a consultant and political commentator joins the show to discuss the latest news, polls, and policy updates in the presidential election and how they will have an impact on Trump's chances in November.
On today's show, beach advisory updates. Some road work starting early next week! A large housing project could be coming to Traverse City soon. The latest scores are in showing how much damage was done to students starting school during the pandemic.
On today's show, a shooting in Elmira. A new project is underway for Benzie Central Schools. And a debate, in Michigan, is moving forward.
On today's show, some road work updates. Projects are moving ahead for NMC in Traverse City. And Zuckerberg finally admits to censoring Americans at the behest of the Biden-Harris administration.
On today's show, the University of Michigan freshman class is not majority-Michiganders. We review the Republican and Democrat conventions. And free speech is under attack again, are we at a critical tipping point and what can you do to help?
On today's show, road work, a redo, in Boyne City. A recount moves forward in Emmet County. Art is on the move in Grand Traverse and Leelanau Counties. We review the RFK Jr announcement.
On today's show, a fatal accident on Mackinac Island. Distracted driving numbers have been released in Michigan. And some weekend events to get you up to date on. Third-grade reading scores continue to plummet in Michigan.
An update on the fatal stabbing in Gaylord. Road work is to begin soon in Harbor Springs on M119. Your forecasts are about to become more reliable. Trump visited Michigan yesterday, we go through the highlights and offer suggestions.
On today's show, a fatal accident in Boyne City involving a pedestrian. An update on the TC Commission meeting. Correction officers are protesting all week in the UP. Harley Davidson was the most recent company to face the wrath of Robby Starbuck and bent the knee to its customers.
On today's show, a fatal stabbing in Gaylord. A teen dies in a motorcycle crash in Benzie County. And a jet ski accident in Charlevoix off Holy Island. An update on the Gotion project and a new study shows how much land foreign companies own in MI.
On today's show, some notable road work in Grand Traverse County. Leelanau County will look for a new administrator next year. And a new precedent might have just been set on where you can and how you can bury a body.
On today's show, Kellogg has sold part of its company to Mars INC. A woman has died on Isle Royal. If you have a dog and go to Zoll Beach, watch out for this contagious pet virus. We review various failed government subsidies and programs announced to much fanfare in Michigan over the past couple of years.
On today's show, more bonds are up for a November election vote. Broadband expansion is thriving in Leelanau County. An update on the potential sale of the Bertha Vos building in Traverse City. We have the highlights of the Mackinac Island City Council meeting regarding the Mackinac Island Ferry Company's suspension of service.
On today's show, we're keeping track of a potential recount in a local election. TCAPS might have a buyer for Bertha Vos, and Grand Traverse County gets a couple of new trucks.
On today's show, more road work kicked off in Traverse City today. A mixed-use development is dead in Leelanau County. Traverse City Commissioners will discuss a plan tonight to bring more housing to the area for the homeless. And the Mackinac Island Ferry Company has requested the Island City Council allow them to cease operations until 2025 starting on the 19th.
On today's show, road work coming to Traverse City next week. A recount in a local election. And an update on a major animal abuse case in Alpena. We meet Harris' VP pick Tim Walz and see how radical he is.
On today's show, road closures now and in the future. The man accused of the hit-and-run accident on Monday near Alanson has been identified. A teacher has been found for Bois Blanc. We are joined by a special guest to share concerns about the recent acquisitions of the two ferry services to Mackinac Island.
On today's show, a grocery recall expanded. Only one way to get on the island now. And McLaren Northern Michigan went offline. We are joined by a special guest and give final thoughts on the state of elections in Michigan.
On today's show, accusations against a local Sheriff candidate. A local school district is looking for a teacher or faces closure. An update on the hit-and-run accident near Alanson. The Michigan SOS is asking you to turn in your neighbor's "misinformation" to them.
On today's show, a reminder of why to slow down around first responders. Another statue was damaged in Traverse City. Funding is fully secured for the Soo Locks project. Dom Lucre has been "exposed"
On today's show, another bomb threat in Emmet County. A major recall of deli meat. A 14-year-old boy has died in a freak boat accident. We review pork in the Michigan budget going to churches and athletic programs.
On today's show, an update on the bones found in Traverse City. Big Michigan Supreme Court news. Benzie County is looking to make a major change to how it handles millages. Gotion INC is taking money from the CCP while taking our money and lying to us.
On today's show, possible human remains were found during road work in Traverse City. A big road work project coming to Boyne City next week. An explosive story out of Mackinac Island. Vinnie Vernuccio, President and Co-founder of the Institute for the American Worker joins the show to discuss the fallout from Teamsters Union President Sean O'Brien's speech at the RNC convention.
On today's show, the Charelvoix DDA is without a director. Some more millages to review ahead of the August primary. The City of Petoskey is looking for artists for a new mural. The Michigan Legislature at the behest of Whitmer just gave the EGLE director Emergency Powers. How long until he uses them?
On today's show, some beach advisory updates. Be on the lookout for someone with lots of snacks, they might be a thief. A historical spot in Northern Michigan gets a rebirth this week. Alpena County removes the library board after it refuses to remove sexually explicit books from the children's section.
On today's show, a submerged boat in Grand Traverse Bay. The Director of the Petoskey Department of Public Safety has a statement following the Michigan State budget being signed into law. Traverse City roads are still costing drivers despite lots of orange barrels recently.
Today's show will be a broadcast of the 106th State House Republican primary debate between Cam Cavitt and Todd Smalenberg moderated by your host, Nick Rhudy.
On today's show, a foundational Mackinac/St Ignace Community leader has passed away. An update on the case against Grand Traverse County Commissioner Brad Jewett. And on a violent ex-boyfriend arrested after an intentional car accident.
On today's show, a fatal car accident in Grand Traverse County. A recap of the grand Traverse County Commissioner meeting. And a shakeup at the ferry company formerly known as Star Line.
On today's show, a fatal car accident in Grand Traverse County. A recap of the grand Traverse County Commissioner meeting. And a shakeup at the ferry company formerly known as Star Line.
On today's show, the Venetian Festival is coming to Charlevoix soon and it will impact your commutes. An update on the Commissioner Brad Jeweet case in Grand Traverse County. And some millage and bond proposal updates. John Deere is under fire for past DEI and other woke policies.
On today's show, McLaren backs a massive housing project in Cheboygan, be on the lookout for scams this Amazon Prime Day, a local athlete has made it into a videogame. We review the latest, disturbing trends regarding abortion in Michigan.
On today's show, the state has closed a major legal loophole. A man who took photos of women in the bathroom in Traverse City has been sentenced. And gas prices hold firm. We review the assassination attempt if former President Trump in a historical context.
On today's show, a hit and run accident, keep your eyes open for the suspect. The man who made a bomb threat in Traverse City has been identified. And a man has been arrested on disturbing charges in Boyne Falls.
On today's show, we have your road closure alerts. A beach advisory alert as well! And news on millage renewals for local schools and libraries. In four days, three news stories have come out about the EV market that on the surface seem to conflict. We break down what they mean on their own and how they ACTUALLY tie together. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, the Harbor Springs Public Schools Board of Education has approved millage renewal ballot language for later this year. A TIF over a Tif-related ballot proposal in Traverse City. And Leelanau County will be without a commissioner for a few months after a recent decision by the board. Federal Broadband money is already planned to be misspent by the State of Michigan. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a moped crash in Harbor Springs leaves a teen in serious condition. Road work kicked off in Emmet County. The DNR is selling 91 parcels of land all over the state. Dennis Lennox, GOP strategist, political consultant, and travel writer joins the show to discuss everything from the UK elections to the choices for Trump's VP and if Biden stays on the ticket!
On today's show, a fatal motorcycle accident in Emmet County. A major road work project resumes in Traverse City. A Michigan national park has taken the top spot in a national ranking. Larry Behrens, spokesman for Power the Future, joins the show to argue why they would be election deniers if the DNC replaces Biden on the ticket.
On today's show, your mail is getting more expensive. The final man was identified in a high-profile criminal case. A man died in an unusual car accident yesterday. Michigan is looking to ban HOAs from banning solar panels. What should we make of it? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, projects are moving along in Elk Rapids. The Petoskey Piano has a new look. And some travel advisories ahead of this 4th of July. Childhood obesity is on the rise in Michigan and the treatments for it are concerning. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a new leader of the Traverse City Downtown Development Authority. Gas prices are up ahead of the 4th of July. Rite Aid MIGHT be backtracking on closing stores. We are joined by a special guest!
On today's show, a major ballot proposal considered in Traverse City won't make the ballot until next year. Might have to find a new place to watch fireworks in Harbor Springs. And some crazy bills passed the Michigan House. Tractor Supply is de-wokifying itself after being outted for DEi policies earlier this month! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, get ready for the National Cherry Festival! Another Michigander is headed to Paris. A few beach advisory updates ahead of the weekend. We break down the new House-passed state budget in depth. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, two beach advisories. A local college is raising tuition. A popular, local festival could be canceled this year. And two elections, one international, and one in the US could reveal how the general election this year will play out. All that and more on today's show!
On today’s show, an update on the arrest of a Grand Traverse County Commissioner. Petoskey Public Schools might have to make a major change amid falling enrollment. Ford is issuing another recall. We reviewed the Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum at North Central Michigan College last night where State Representative Neil Friske and challenger Parker Fairbairn were in attendance.
On today's show, a serious car accident in Grand Traverse County. Michiganders set a new recycling record. And a local law enforcement officer shines nationally. Local residents attacked a police force online for pursuing a speeding suspect who eventually involved themselves in a fatal car accident. A media outlet doxs a police officer who pulled over and arrested a celebrity. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, we update you on the arrest of State Rep Neil Friske. A Grand Traverse County Commission was arrested this week. Phase one of the road work project in Traverse City is open a week early for East Front Street! State Representative Ken Borton joins the show to reintroduce himself and give us an update on his campaign. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, State Representative Neil Friske was arrested in Lansing. A long-time fudge maker on Mackinac Island passed away. A local municipality is looking to add a water supply. As schools start to ban cell phones in classrooms across Michigan, we review just how harmful social media can be to students, but who ultimately should make that call? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a man attempted to pretend to be asleep to avoid police. A fatal car accident in Leelanau County claims the life of an 11-year-old. More reliable internet is coming to Cheboyan County. Lisa Ashley, the Administrator of Bay Bluffs in Emmet County joins the show to share an update on renovations at the facility and a revamped end-of-life care section they are offering after Hiland Cottage Hospice House closed earlier this year.
On today's show, movement on the Line 5 case. We recap the Traverse City Commissioner meeting. Michigan Stadium is undergoing pedestrian-friendly renovations. Nick is joined by Brenden Boudreau, the Executive Director of Great Lakes Gun Rights to discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling that removed the ban on bump stocks, the chance of a state law banning bump stocks, and the resolution to make the AR-15 the official rifle of Michigan.
On today's show, we preview the Traverse City Commissioners meeting. A state senator is looking to ban bump stocks in Michigan after a recent US Supreme Court ruling. And Leelanau County Commissioners chose to forgo hiring a new leader for now. Silver Lake in California would rather make it look like U-turns are allowed than offend LGBTQ people during Pride Month. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, we review some passed and proposed budgets for local cities and DDAs. A local river is the first of its kind in the country after many projects. A new person you could vote for for the Michigan Supreme Court this year. And we review the latest Twitter File that shows the federal government may have softened up an eventual January 6th prisoner. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, deepfake porn is on its way to being banned in the state. The culprit of the Grand Traverse County Network disruption has been identified. And Ev investments in Michigan are not returning the number of jobs they said they would according to a new study. The restaurant industry is hurting according to a new report, and COVID polices are to blame. We speak with Ian Murphy, owner of the Iron Pig Smokehouse in Gaylord to get his perspective on the matter.
On today's show, Leelanau County could pick its new county Administrator/CFO on Friday. NMS in Traverse City continues to discuss annexing Benzie County. The use of antidepressants among females continues to rise according to a U of M study. We review the hilarity of President Biden's speech on gun safety while his son was being found guilty on federal gun charges. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Cheboygan could be getting a sizeable investment for revitalization of the downtown. A gas line was struck in Gaylord during road work, shutting down an intersection. And a woman drowned off the coast of Mackinac Island. We review a breakdown of Michigan road conditions by county and see how we stack up! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, gas prices are down, but guess who bought gas right before the dip!? A missile weapons system company is looking at Grayling as a new manufacturing site. A new study shows Michigan kids are struggling to read and guess what they're asking for? More money. State Representative John Roth joins the show to catch up on his campaign for re-election in the 104th House District.
On today's show, road work delays on the Mackinac Bridge. Grand Traverse County Commissioners made important decisions at their meeting this week. A police chase in Cadillac. State Representative Neil Friske joins the show to discuss the new immigration reform package his caucus introduced. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, the Traverse City DDA has postponed searching for a new leader after its budget was not approved by the city council. A slippery substance closed a local roundabout. And new penalties are in the works for those who strike runners or bikers with their cars. Congressman Jack Bergman joins the show to reintroduce himself to the voters and to share his thoughts on pressing issues.
On today's show, Petoskey has a new method to deal with habitual offenders of parking ticket violations, those who have over 50 unpaid tickets. A tree company has been sued by the state for allegedly price-gauging Gaylord residents. A local fish hatchery had to euthanize thousands of fish. The Great Lakes have a pollution issue from PFAS and microplastics and it is affecting nearly all of us. All of that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a local semi-truck driver died in a crash in Grand Rapids. A local man is appearing on Wheel of Fortune tonight. A former school staff member has taken a plea deal in a case of taking inappropriate photos of students. Gun control advocates are trying to amend a PPO law that would overrun a law they got passed last year.
On today's show, Trump's verdict is in! Michigan roads continue to crumble. A Thin Blue Line flag was removed from a Grand Traverse County building. And an Onaway School Board meeting was canceled after a majority of board members did not show up. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, want your oversized Christmas tree to be featured at the capitol this year? A local control ballot initiative falls short. And power outages in Michigan are bad even at a national clip. We continue our Twitter Filre coverage.
On today's show, another bear was spotted in Grand Traverse County! Road work coming between two cities. The Mackinac Policy Conference kicked off today. We review the latest Twitter File. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Mackinac Island could be facing a lawsuit over its E-bike policy. A creepy crime in Kalkaska. And Triple A is going to help keep drunk drivers off the road, find out how! Nick is joined by Scott Walter author of the new book, ARABELLA: The Dark Money Network of Leftist Billionaires Secretly Transforming America.
On today's show, a record was set by a Michigan Lottery player. A huge change to overtime law is going into effect soon. And Michigan is seeking to help ease the paramedic shortage with a new law.
On today's show, a three-vehicle car crash in Wexford County. The US Supreme Court is ruling on a case that could play a role in the future of northern Michigan homeless encampments. Your property tax bill is going to be higher this year, like everything else. A one-room schoolhouse in southern Michigan that adheres to traditional dress, games, and snacks, is no longer allowing teachers to use gendered language. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, The Traverse City DDA Board has narrowed its search from 25 candidates to 4 for the position of Executive Director. Traverse City will now fully run parking in the downtown area. A local elected official looks to tackle human smuggling in Michigan. Sandy Pensler, a republican running for US Senate in Michigan joins the show.
On today's show, a local man is facing nearly 1,000 years in prison. A Petoskey business is looking to expand to Traverse City. And a controversial battery plant has scored a court victory. Callie Barr, a Democrat running for Michigan's first Congressional District joins the show to introduce herself and talk about her campaign.
On today's show, it could be another smoke-filled summer as Canada expects more wildfires. A new public park is coming to Grand Traverse County. And some local offices still need people to run for them, it could be you! A new report from a University of Michigan researcher claims higher outputs of EVs to meet federal and state mandates aren't possible with current output from mines. What does that mean for Michigan? All that and more on today's show?
On today's show, a home invasion in Mackinaw City. Home prices are up in Emmet County and down in Cheboygan County. And three individuals have been charged with animal cruelty in Kalkaska County. Governor Whitmer has taken a trip for a weird trip amid a struggling economy. And a Michigan Sheriff talked a big game regarding gun control laws, but his actions proved otherwise. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, the Northern Lights will be out tonight! A former defendant in a major criminal trial is now running for Sheriff in Wexford County. A sinkhole in Petoskey! Don't worry, a small one. Some more e-bike news. Ian Murphy, the owner of the Iron Pig Smokehouse in Gaylord joins the show to discuss their recent court victory over the government. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a four vehicle car accident in Charlevoix County. The TC Pit Spitters announced their fan vote menu item. Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation joins the show to discuss the attempt by employees at Brown Motors in Petoskey to break free from mandatory union dues.
On today's show, severe weather, including a pair of tornadoes touched down in Michigan last night. Election results from last night. A local township is looking for your input on a potential road work project. And Brendan Boudreau, the executive director of Great Lakes Gun Rights joins the show to discuss a pair of bills in the the Michigan Legislature that would severely limit places where CPL holders can carry. Also, New York is looking to ban one of the most common guns in the US.
On today's show, its Election Day! An update on a fatal car crash from the weekend. A local company has employees trying to break free from mandatory union dues after Right to Work was repealed last year. And Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment joins the show to provide an update on Biden's EV mandates. While the MSM may have reported weeks ago they were going to be curtailed, the impact will be just as severe as ever for everyday Americans.
On today's show, the Grand Traverse County Sheriff's Office announced they found the body of the missing fisherman on Spider Lake. Boyne City housing projects by Michigan Community Capitol are raising concerns from the public as far as parking. We speak with a rep from the MCC as well as Scott McPherson, the Planning Director for Boyne City to discuss the parking situation.
On today's show, a popular feature at the National Cherry Festival will not return next year. National Guard members are at Wilderness State Park working on projects for training. We update you on a couple of car crashes from the last 48 hours. There is a resurgence in a push to get undocumented individuals in Michigan diverse licenses. The expense report is in on Governor Whitmer's trip to Taiwan earlier this year and you won't believe how much was filed under miscellaneous! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, we update you on a few school bond proposals. Local groups are asking you to not mow your yard this month. A new bill has been proposed to crack down on loud cars. We review Donald Trump's stop in Michigan. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Trump returns to Michigan to campaign during a break in his trial. A planned power outage will hit Petoskey for a few hours on Sunday morning. A solar farm could be coming to Roscommon County. Law Enforcement is spending the week using unmarked cars to enforce a new law. State Legislative aides from both parties seek to unionize. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, two people, a 45-year-old man and an 18-year-old girl have been arrested in connection with the murder of a 55-year-old Cadillac man in February. Automatic braking will be required in all cars by 2029. Nick mourns the Tigers game live on air. Parker Fairbairn, a Republican running for the 107th State House seat joins the show to introduce himself and share why he is running for office.
On today's show, a new trending game among teens is causing concern among local law enforcement. The shoe tree on US 131 has been trimmed and the shoes removed. The Beaver Island ferry is back in business. Fast-food restaurants are relying on technology to stay in business. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, the Village of Ellsworth has received $7 million for water treatment overhauls. A local principal is set to retire at the end of this school year. A local county has the highest cost for groceries in the entire country. The State of Michigan has entered into an agreement with a federal agency to promote voter registration but only seems interested in holding events in blue areas. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a rematch in the 107th House race. A new mountain biking trail in Cheboygan County. The boater who died on Green Lake has been identified. Josh Saul joins the show, he is a Republican running for Congress in Michigan's First Congressional district. He shares why he is running for office and what issues voters he has spoken with are bringing up most frequently. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Stellantis has laid off more workers. BATA in Traverse City is going electric. And Benzie County is one step closer to being annexed by Northwestern Michigan College. Democrats have mobilized to try to take RFK Jr. off the ballot in Michigan. All that and more on today's show!
On today’s show, RFK Jr is officially on the ballot in Michigan, under the Natural Law Party. A bear got into a store in Empire and stole a 50lb bag of sugar. An update to the migrant story from yesterday. And days after regaining their majority in the House, Michigan Democrats are looking to partially strip local control on the topic of short-term rentals. All that and more on today’s show!
On today's show, a former Pistons is going to prison. Should be popular at the basketball court though. A road work update for Traverse City. Harbor Springs continues the discussion of a bike path expansion. We bring you an exclusive report of suspected migrant activity at the Cherry Capitol Airport. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, another massive Ford recall, this time 456,000 vehicles. A suspect in Charlevoix County commits suicide during trial. Two Charlevoix County men are sentenced for sexual crimes against family members. The MSM fails to report accurately on a hate crime story at MSU due to intersectionality, we hold them accountable on today's show.
On today's show, charges have been filed against former Speaker of the House Lee Chatfield and his wife. A 4-year-old boy from Onaway drowned in a local river. And the Cherry Festival Air Show will go on for now. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, it is Tax Day! A Michigan crime story is hitting network TV and streaming services this week. And the Beaver Island Ferry delays its season for repairs. The Michigan State Board of Education has requested several powers over charter schools as they continue to eat the (free school) lunch of their public school cousins. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Emmet County Commissioner Rich Ginop was removed from his position on the Board of Health. Michigan will make history in the energy sector. Traverse City has a new city manager. Michigan Democrats are looking to make some radical changes to abortion policy. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, the Emmet County Board of Commissioners is holding a hearing to review if Commissioner Rich Ginop violated the Code of Ethics. Mel Tucker is suspended as MSU football coach after a sexual harassment allegation. We need to rethink how we view the justice system. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a new hat has been tossed into the ring for the open senate seat. A State Police officer saved a man overdosing on heroin. An opportunity to meet Boyne City commissioner candidates is coming up quickly. Liberty Safe made major concessions to their customers in less than 24 hours after the original controversy. We have economic power, use it! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show. The National Guard is practicing an emergency evacuation of the entire population of Mackinac Island. The NW Michigan Health Department's Board of Health voted to approve an application for Otsego County despite both Otsego County members voting no. Congressman John James could be in trouble in 2024. We continue shifting through the details of the Smalenberg-Bergman tiff. All that and more on today's show!
Nick is joined by Todd Smalenberg, a Republican candidate for the House 106th seat, giving us a campaign update and laying out concerns with votes and donations from current state rep (R106) Cam Cavitt and Congressman Jack Bergman respectively. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, an elderly Mio woman was struck and killed by a car. Republicans and some Democrats in Michigan are looking to cut red tape and help with the nursing shortage. A Texas judge shot down a requirement for age verification in Texas to access porn sites, why is he wrong, but why should the legislature be careful as well in implementing these laws? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, an undercover FBI informant testifies at the Whitmer kidnapping trial. Road rage nearly turned deadly in Antrim County. Liberals and Trad Conservatives battle over marriage and kids, but they are both wrong. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show. A man was assaulted at a Traverse City homeless encampment. A car crash in Grand Traverse County left two dead and two seriously injured. Lots of road work is headed your way. Nick is joined by State Senator John Damoose who is deeply concerned about the abortion ad that was released into red states by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. Nick is also joined by Dennis Lennox who was at the GOP Debate in Milwaukee giving us his take on the winners and losers.
On today's show, the MI Supreme Court denied hearing two cases regarding Traverse City. A trio has been arrested for 30 break-ins in a two-county area. Learn how a sheriff can be removed from office and why it could be dangerous. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Ford's EV sales continue to struggle despite slight growth. An apple orchard gains a big win for free speech. The recent Emmet County Board of Commissioners meeting was a doozy. Biden is in Hawaii making it all about himself. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, State Senator John Damoose released a fiery statement about MEDC! TC Tourism is blaming inflation for a down year in spending in the region. The Emmet-Charlevoix County Fair starts tomorrow! Trump is not doing the GOP debates and Ronna McDaniels is right? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, the MHSAA is finally able to make a rule change thanks to a federal judge. An Apple Watch served a local young man's life. Harbor Springs is looking for private donations to finish off their boardwalk.
On today's show, two teens are suspended for vandalism at a country diner. More gun control goes into effect in Michigan. Senator Gary Petes is pushing for $5.6 annually for invasive fruit fly research. We review the 4th edition of the Facebook Files. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, the barge is leaving Northport! A Michigan man has pleaded guilty to January 6th charges. Michigan Democrats are looking to add to gun control when the new session opens. Nick is joined by State Representative Cam Cavitt (R106). Cam speaks out against two CCP-tied projects brewing in Michigan: the Gotion and Marshall Battery plants.
On today's show, a few updates on the SE Michigan plane crash. Michigan community college stats are terrible. What to do if you find a frog in your food. Why is the media trying to control the Messi-Ronaldo narrative? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, it is going to be a busy night for local officials in Traverse City. A Cadillac man is dead following an officer-involved shooting. Two Nigerian men have been extradited to the US for sexually exploiting many US young men and teens including here in Michigan. While a South African politician calls for white genocide, the mainstream media attacks the "far right libertarian" in Argentina. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, more details have been released regarding the major incident in the UP. The MI GOP continues to fracture. The Bay Area Transportation Authority and Grand Traverse County have come to formal terms over their recent disagreement. Nick is joined by Al Welsheimer, the Fire Chief of the Resort Bear Creek Fire Department. Al invites the public to their August 17th 75th-anniversary celebration and clues us in on two exciting projects! Nick is also joined by Wid Lyman of Border Hawk News who gives us an update regarding the Southern Border.
On today's show, Michigan is looking at new ways to raise money for road repairs at EV usage cuts into the gas tax. An MSP trooper is acquitted on assault charges after letting his dog bite an injured suspect for four minutes. Petoskey might be getting more art. We review more of Jim Jordan's Facebook Files. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Charlevoix is getting salty. A bill would eliminate tolls on the Mackinac Bridge. We review election results. Ohio Issue 1 failed, why does that matter? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show. A convicted child predator gets only 7 years in prision. A new music school is coming to Traverse City. Traverse City will also need to make emergency repairs to a bridge soon. Nick is joined by Patrick Wright, the Vice President for Legal Affairs at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. Wright shares why the Mackinac Center is suing the Biden Administration over a proposed cancellation of $40 billion in student loans.
On today's show, a federal judge has given the MDHHS a year to destroy or request permission from parents to keep babies' blood on file they never asked permission to keep. Trans Youth in MI can now apply for $10,000 grants for therapy. The Grand Traverse County Sheriff is retiring. Nick attempts to predict the next 8 years of national politics. All that and more on today's show!
Happy 200! On today's show, gas prices continue to skyrocket. A suspect was found hiding in a hole on the victim's property. There is a claim that the texting and driving ban in Michigan has saved two lives the past month. We review a pornstar's unsolicited marriage advice. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Governor Whitmer continues her tour around Northern Michigan. An oil spill in Lake Michigan. Biking appears to be more dangerous than ever in Michigan. We discuss the recent media appearances of State Senator John Damoose and State Representative Neil Friske. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Governor Whitmer was in Alanson yesterday. Of the eight recall petitions only one, a Republican passed the State Board of Canvassers. A mobile health clinic has arrived in Traverse City. We review the Facebook Files from Jim Jordan. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a child abuse case has opened against a 22-year-old Traverse City daycare worker. The Onekama school board has fired its principal. A woman attacked a man with chemicals and then tried to accuse him of assaulting her. A US dual citizen has made claims of being tortured in a Ukrainian prison. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a boat caught fire near Pictured Rocks, and the Coast Guard have to save the five passengers. A Traverse City woman won big! The Great Lakes are on track for fewer drownings this year, but it's still higher than historical numbers. Nick discusses an interesting poll released by Siena College comparing DeSantis and Trump.
On today's show, Petoskey schools are looking for a bond from the voters to be approved to raise $18 million for several projects and upgrades. TCAPS implemented a new two-tiered cell phone policy. The transitional housing project for the homeless has been shuttered very quickly after public backlash. Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment joins Nick to discuss the recent survey they released showing the gap between the desires of AARP members and what AARP is actually lobbying for.
On today's show, DTE Energy has made some serious promises regarding its long-term energy plan in the ensuing decades. The Otsego County Government is looking to move as well is the Elk Rapids Library. Bronny James had a heart attack at 18 and you're still not allowed to whisper VACCINE! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a poopy diaper at the Great Wolf Lodge! Gas prices continue to trickle upwards. The Gotion Battery Plant has been delayed by a year. Brent Bolin the Executive Director of Top of Michigan Trails Council joins Nick to give a massive update on the "Miracle Mile Project". All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a Wisconsin man collapsed in Gaylord and owes his life to a quick-thinking bystander and EMS. Some interesting rulings were handed down from the Michigan Supreme Court. Emmet County continues to dole out dough to local municipalities for infrastructure projects. Ariana Grande is a homewrecker and we knew all along, why is TMZ news important to us at home? Find out why and more on today's show!
On today's show, a man convicted of killing and dismembering a dog gets 60 days in jail! Your streaming services are getting more expensive. The sunken boat in West Grand Traverse Bay has been towed to shore. We dive into the riots in Isreal over proposed changes to their court system. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, you can get back to swimming in Otsego County as beach advisories have been lifted. There is a new, easy way to check the local air quality in Michigan. The use of city-owned land will be up to the voters in November. Nick is joined by Heather Nalbock, Community Specialist from Independence Village in Petoskey. The pair discuss the variety of senior services in northern Michigan including Assisted Living, Independent Living, Memory Care, and Skilled Nursing. Also, how to prepare your elderly loved ones for a move into a community that best fits their needs. You can also catch out Monetary Moment with Tracy Lownsberry of Up North Retirement.
On today's show, nine dogs were found in the Jordan River Valley Area. A new playground coming to Zorn Park in Harbor Springs. The BATA Board will stay at 7 members and no one will get removed. We are joined by two guests, Republican hopeful in the 106th Todd Smalenberg to discuss Northern Michigan issues; and State Representative Cam Cavitt (R106) to discuss the recent recall effort against him. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, lots of news on housing projects in Traverse City and Petoskey. Recall efforts are pouring in, including in Northern Michigan. Charlevoix ix considering using empty land for a park or housing. A country music star is facing backlash for a new music video. All that and more on today's show.
On today's show, the NCMC board of Trustees gave the ok to proceed with an independent investigation into last month's Lunch and Lecture. TC's City Council has a busy night of votes tonight. A Cheboygan couple won $1 million. Nick is joined by State Representative John Roth (R104) to discuss the slashing of the Pure Michigan budget.
On today's show, major road work coming to Chums Corner in TC. Several area organizations are asking for donations. Snow White is no longer white and dwarfs are no longer short. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Pure Michigan has had its budget cut by $15 million. The owners of the Kilwin's building will be able to build their parking expansion project after all it seems. The Secret Service claims they can't find the owner of the White House cocaine and are closing the case. All that and more on today's episode.
We apologize. We experienced a technical difficulty while recording this episode and the archived version has been lost. We posted Julie's full interview here instead.
On today's show, the TCAPS school board was busy at last night's meeting. The Grand Traverse County Road Commission can finally remove road kill once more. A Traverse City Salon is making waves after comments about LGBTQ people. Dennis Lennox, political consultant and GOP strategist joins the show to discuss the recent MI GOP antics, Trump's relationship with his base, and 2024.
On today's show, a well-known Michigan felon got stabbed in prison. A new northern Michigan wildfire. Pure Michigan is getting its own drink! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a medical emergency may have caused a fatal car in Mackinac County. A man is dead after a police officer-involved shooting. Instagram releases a copycat of Twitter. Nick is joined by Jason Hayes, the Director of Energy and Environmental Policy from the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. They discuss recent Senate legislation that would change the landscape of Michigan's energy future and bring unsustainable costs to the taxpayers.
On today's show, a massive fight broke out at an area campground on the 4th. A 5 million dollar lawsuit has been filed by a local government. A UP Township board is looking to rebuild the local fire department. State Representative Cam Cavitt joins the program to discuss the State's Budget and his recent primary challenger.
On today's show, a man was crushed by his lawn mower. Two fireworks shows were canceled. A COVID-19-era law was declared unconstitutional. Nick is joined by State Representative Neil Friske who warns against several line items in the now-passed state budget.
On today's show, we analyze part of the state's new budget. Brenden Boudreau the Executive Director of Great Lakes Gun Rights joins the show to highlight gun control that was snuck into the budget. Nick is also joined by former Michigan State Senator and election expert Patrick Colbeck to discuss what election reform is being put into law by Democrats here in Michigan that helped them cheat in the past. How much will it impact 2024 and what should you be looking for moving forward?
On today's show, a kerfuffle at the Lunch and Lecture at NCMC. A local official has plead no contest to a child sexual assault. Michigan passed its state budget. And Nick is joined by Ian Murphy the owner of the Iron Pig in Gaylord, who is throwing a black party in downtown Gaylord. Learn all about FUEL FEST here!
On today's show, a missing man is found dead in a barn. A lot of legislation passed the Legislature and is headed to Whitmer's desk. Elk Rapids has a new superintendent. Nick is joined by Todd Smalenberg a Republican candidate for the House 106th seat.
On today's show, tuition rates are going up at a local college. The senior center will likely cost Traverse City much more than anticipated. Gaylord police are on the frontlines of a new scam. Larry Behrens of Power the Future joins the show to dispel myths about climate change.
On today's show, a dog has been safely returned to its owner. A daycare owner could be in serious trouble after throwing a dirty diaper at a three-year-old after an argument with her grandmother. Child marriage could be on the way out in Michigan. We discuss the ridiculous conversation around the Titan Sub.
On today's show, Traverse City will be needing new leadership at a couple of key positions this year. A Kalakska man was hit with federal charges after he was found in possession of three pipe bombs. Nick is joined by Michael Patrick Shiels, the host of Michigan's Big Show starring Michael Patrick Shiels which you can hear weekday mornings from 6 till 9 on WMKT! Learn about the man behind Michigan's biggest show!
On today's show, the proposed Michigan budget is full of pork! MT. Holiday is getting funds for important upgrades, Traverse City is looking at adding a new parking garage. Nick is joined by Carlin Smith, the co-chair of the Petoskey 4th STAFF. Here is how you can help ensure a Fabulous 4th!
On today's show: more details emerge from the Manistee shooting. Enbridge has been ordered to shut down a portion of Line 5. St. Igance is getting a new EMS facility. Nick is joined by Dennis Lennox, Political Consultant/Commentator, and Travel Writer to discuss his visit to Cleveland and 2024 election news.
On today's show, a Michigan priest gets a slap on the wrist for a sexual assault in the 1980s. Michigan is running out of time to get a new budget in place. Detroit is looking to force businesses to accept cash. A former Starbucks manager wins big for racial discrimination, but not in the way you think. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a K9 unit helped find a missing three-year-old boy. The Father Fred Foundation is helping school-aged children get food. And a union-backed bill looks to take gravel pit permitting power away from local governments and give it to EGLE. Nick is joined by the Director of Parks and Recreation at the City of Petoskey Kendall Klingelsmith. What is the city's involvement regarding the "Miracle Mile", what are the next steps, and what is the timeline?
On today's show, a weather balloon streaked across our Northern Michigan skies, but it was not a foreign threat. BATA is expanding its services in a big way on June 26th. MSU is facing a lawsuit from two injured students. Nick is joined by Christian Janssens, the owner of Latitude 45 Bicycles and Fitness in Petoskey. The pair discuss Latitude's perspective on the eroded section of the Little Traverse Wheelway known as the Miracle Mile.
On today's show, the MI Supreme Court is deciding if they should compel judges and court staff to use preferred pronouns. Traverse City is getting a lot of hotel rooms soon. Michigan's population is continuing to crater according to recently released data. Nick of joined by Brent Bolin, the Executive Director of the Top of Michigan Trails Council. As part of our coverage of the Little Traverse Wheelway, the pair discuss the state of the eroded bike path and the path (pun intended) forward for possible repairs or reroutes.
On today's show, learn which counties in Michigan are the best for small businesses. A new cat shelter is open in Traverse City. Farmers might be able to repair their own tractors at home. Nick is joined by Izzy and Wid Lyman of Emmet ERG and Border Hawk News respectively, as part of our continuing coverage of the crisis at the southern border. The mother-son duo headed down to the border to speak with migrants, border patrol, and local officials. They report their findings.
On today's show, the debt ceiling deal will likely impact the proposed Line 5 tunnel project. How is that!? You may not be able to shoot fireworks off on the 4th of July. Toyota is investing $50 million in Michigan. Nick is joined by Emmet County GOP Chairman Parker Fairbairn. Some news recently broke about GOP fundraising efforts so the pair discuss that and other strategies that the GOP may use in 2024 to reclaim the House.
On today's show, Team Elmers is employee-owned now. A bill that will ban nearly all cell phone use while driving goes into effect this month. There were two crash landings at Pellston Airport. Nick is joined by Todd Bensman - Senior National Security Fellow for the Center for Immigration Studies to discuss just how bad our southern border is and who is to blame. Don't miss Todd's new book: Overrun: How Joe Biden Unleashed The Great Border Crisis In U.S. History.
On today's show, a K9 officer says goodbye after a decade of service. Traverse City approved a $24 million budget. Republicans are placing their hope on former Governor Synder to get fundraising efforts back on track for 2024. Nick went down to Grayling to report on the wildfire and tell you what he found, as well as his conversation with the Grayling DNR's PIO.
On today's show, a wildfire in Grayling burned 2,400 acres. An explosion in a camper in Evart left one man seriously injured. GM is investing over $1 billion into Flint. We review audio clips from the Twitter Space between Elon Musk and RFK Jr.
On today's show, Roast and Toast is celebrating its 30th anniversary! A new bill would require constant parental supervision for minors to use BB guns. Some Traverse City residents are unhappy with proposed zoning changes. Nick is joined by State Representative Neil Friske (R107). They discuss the recent victory of keeping AM radio in cars. Neil gives his take on the Mackinac Policy Conference as well as details his new Pro-Life legislation.
On today's show, the race for mayor is on in Traverse City! A woman drove through the EZ mart store on M-119. More housing could be coming to Cadillac soon. Nick is joined by political consultant and commentator Dennis Lennox. The pair discuss Michigan's declining population and the Mackinac Policy Conference.
On today's show, the man who pleaded guilty to killing and dismembering his neighbor's dog has taken a plea deal. The Tiger's continue to frustrate Nick. AG Dana Nessel gives an update on the Lee Chatfield investigation. Nick is joined by Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment. Phil discusses an op-ed he co-wrote for the New York Post in which he claims school closures were the worst self-inflicted damage during the pandemic.
On today's show, so many motorcycle and bicycle accidents... A Traverse City man has been sentenced for his role in the J6 riot. Democrats side with the teachers union...again! Tracy Lownsberry, owner of Up North Retirement joins Nick to discuss what they do and how to invest for your retirement in an intelligent manner.
On today's show, Mackinaw Island is listed as a top alternative romantic getaway. An 80-acre fire broke up over Memorial Day weekend. And we do indeed celebrate Memorial Day. Oh - and we make fun of Justin Trudeau. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, we learn more about the fight between local and state governments over how to dispose of road kill. Sault Ste. Marie Police continue to refuse to hand over their full use-of-force policy and have appealed to the state Supreme Court. Censorship has actually increased un Elon Musk's watch, but not in the way you may think. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a 28-year-old man tried to pass as a 14-year-old boy during a traffic stop. A bridge in Cheboygan needs repairs fast, but funding is few and far between. MDOT is removing some orange barrels this weekend so folks can actually make it to their destination. Nick is joined by State Representative Cam Cavitt, the pair catch up on the Cornwall Flooding Dam and what is new in Lansing that we should be aware of.
On today's show, Democrats issue their only campaign finance reform, making it easier for folks to give unions money. A new soccer complex is coming to Petoskey. People as young as 16 could pre-register to vote. Nick is joined by Carl Delfeld, author of the new book, Power Rivals: America and China’s Superpower Struggle. They discuss what Republicans should and should not do to retake a majority in 2024 and how the US can reassert its dominance on the world stage.
On today's show, an MSU professor was caught charging students for access to her personal website and then using the funds for political advocacy (allegedly). Ford has conceded to keep AM radio in cars ... for now. Three MSU grads came up with an idea they turned into reality. Starting a company that would provide K-12 schools with better financial literacy tools and curriculum. Nick is joined by Create Every Opportunity's (CEO) CIO Maverick Levy.
On today's show, the Northern Lakes Economic Alliance Symposium and Showcase was today at Boyne Mountain. Nick attended and we review some key audio from the event. Nick is joined by Republican candidate for US Senate Michael Hoover. Hear why Michael is running and what he believes is his pathway to victory. All that and more on today's show.
On today's show, a woman who lit a homeless man's tent on fire is charged with arson and nothing else! Democrats are looking to ban child marriage and conversion therapy, with some exceptions for both. The Emmet County Board of Commissioners meeting last night was a three-hour long event with 90 residents present, We review some audio and Nick explains why we're still talking about pandemic measures two years later. We wrap up our week-long coverage of the Gaylord Tornado One Year Later: A Community In Its Own Words by hearing from a couple, Nathan and Jessi who lost their home and were donated a new one!
On today's show, work on the South Union Street Bridge has been delayed, causing some pretty serious problems for the National Cherry Festival. Kellogg's is paying for the full college tuition for Battle Creek graduates. The Elliot Larsen Civil Rights Act has officially been expanded. We continue our coverage of the Gaylord Tornado One Year Later: A Community In Its Own Words.
On today's show, money is pouring into Democrat campaign accounts from unions after they repealed right to work. Traverse City and the Cherry Capitol Airport are parting ways. A semi-pro sports league is expanding in Northern Michigan. We have our continued coverage of The Gaylord Tornado One Year Later: A Community In Its Own Words.
On today's show. A single-car crash involving a family of 6 from Kalkaska left one dead and another in critical condition. Johannesburg-Lewiston Area Schools opened a new health clinic on campus. Drivers are keeping their cars longer as new and used car prices are still waayyyy to high. Our coverage of the Gaylord Tornado One Year Later: A Community In Its Own Words continues.
On today's show, a man was accidentally set free from prison. A freak accident left a Petoskey man dead while he tried to start his tractor. A black bear made his way to downtown TC. We begin our coverage of the one-year anniversary of the Gaylord Tornado, speaking with Erin Mann who held positions with Otsego United Way and the Otsego Community Foundation during and after the tornado.
On today's show, Charlevoix County offices are moving while Emmet County Commissioners are moving forward despite the bad press. The state budget continues to inflate. A 13-year-old boy saves his 8-year-old sister from getting abducted in Alpena. Nick is joined by State Senator John Damoose (R37) to discuss the worrisome proposals by Planned Parenthood, regarding further access to abortions. John has also helped with a new Senate bill that would change several aspects of the law regarding sexual assault.
On today's show, the eight-year-old boy who was lost in the UP, tells his story. The Pellston school district is seeking a $12 million bond to build a new fieldhouse. Summertime means campfires, how to prevent wildfires? Find out today. The MI school board just passed a worrisome resolution.
On today's show, our country is sick in many ways, but is the solution simpler than we think?
On today's show, we hear from a Big Rapids local who is being targeted by the state government for protesting the Gotion Battery plant. Audio courtesy of the Glenn Beck Program. Tucker Carlson announced he is taking his talents (show) to Twitter! While there was good news for journalism today, we honor a young journalist who passed away far too soon. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, the 8-year-old boy missing in the UP has been found! State lawmakers are looking into why the DNR won't let local road commissions remove roadkill. What is the latest on Tucker Carlson, where is he going to land? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, you'll be seeing more EV charging stations popping up. The Tissue Depot in Cheboygan has hit another snag while Petoskey Plastics takes a leap forward. A small update on the Little Traverse Wheelway. King Charles is about to have his big day, why should we in the US care? All that and more on today's show!
Happy Star Wars Day! On today's show, Trump is scheduled to make his return to the mitten state. Tick Tick Boom. Three Nigerian nationals were charged in a sexual extortion ring that ended in the death of a 17-year-old UP boy. the slippery slope of abortion is as much of the Right's fault as it is the Left's. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Traverse City Commissioners will be voting on the contract of their new interim city manager. Who is running in the Republican primary? Is a certain EV brand proving both political sides wrong?
On today's show. The National Guard's proposal to expand Camp Grayling has been (finally) shot down by the DNR. Alanson schools took today off after the false alarm of a gun at the school yesterday. An illegal animal shelter was busted in Wexford County. Nick is joined by State Representative Neil Friske (R107) to discuss some recent legislation that he voted on. They discuss House Bills 4202 and 4250 as well as a new Senate Bill that aims to triple the length of the statute of limitations for sexual assault. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, law enforcement has been very busy as a few local schools have been in lockdown at different points this week. Democrats are looking to add LGBTQ to the list of hate crimes. Nick is joined by State Representative Cam Cavitt (R 106) to discuss the latest on Save Cornwall Flooding. They also highlight funding gaps between Northern Michigan and the rest of the state. What is the Republican's primary focus and have they actually learned anything from Democrats in recent months? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, the cause of an explosion in Benzie County is revealed. Traverse City has found its new interim City Manager. The National Trout festival kicks off tomorrow in Kalkaska! We spend the rest of the show focusing on AG Dana Nessel's hypocrisy. Drinks for me but not for thee!
On today's show, the Democrats are looking for more gun control measures. A bill would give five excused absences for mental health in public schools. An update for Saave Cornwall Flooding. Tucker and Don Lemon are out at Fox and CNN.
On today's show, Nick bemoans the Lions continued poor luck. The Harbor Springs City Council is looking to lower its noise threshold in the city limits. Tensions are running high in Hayes Township. The State has given Gotion's proposed Battery plant what it wanted. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Ford is removing AM radio from all future US and Canadian cars effective next year! Fight back! We have a condensed local news segment. Nick is joined by the Executive Director of Great Lakes Gun Rights Brenden Boudreau. Brenden gives an update on the lawsuit he and MI Open Carry filed against the Michigan Legislature. Why did the Michigan Association of Sheriffs support Red Flag laws? What are the next steps, is there any hope?
On today's show, lots of felonious gun crimes over the last few days... YIKES! A MI Supreme Court Justice is taking some time for mental health treatment. Nick is joined by State Senator John Damoose (R-37) to set the record straight on his voting record between two different battery plant projects in Michigan. Will the recent gun control legislation hold up in court? And why did the Michigan Association of Sheriffs come out in favor of Red Flag laws?
Nick is back! Hope you didn't miss me too much! The trip was a rollercoaster, find out why!
On today's show, more cameras could be coming to the roadways to check your speed. The final report on 5G towers a-top Harbor Springs High School is in. The Michigan Supreme Court is coming to Northern Michigan to hear a case live! We discuss the two Tennessee state representatives who were expelled from office. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Traverse City is quickly putting together lists for a short-term and long-term city managers. Boyne City High School has a new principal. The strike continues for UofM grad student workers. Nick is joined by political consultant and GOP strategist Dennis Lennox to review and discuss potential changes the Michigan GOP could be making to the 2024 presidential primary.
On today's show, the FCC is using video games to inspire the next generation of aviators. Emergency work begins in Petoskey tomorrow. Flo Rida is coming to Traverse City! And trans activists attack an actual woman. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick rages about the three Star Wars movies that were announced in London today. We do manage to get to our local news segment giving updates on a few stories, including the bribery case from yesterday. We review a self-own by Nina Turner on Twitter. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, an update on Save Cornwall Flooding from State Rep Cam Cavitt (R106), Michigan is about to launch a national campaign to attract new workers and businesses, and now that Trump has been arrested, the Left has their eyes set on bringing down Justice Clarence Thomas. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a potential ballot proposal would create a statewide animal abuse registry, much like the sex offender registry. A 43-year-old cold case, re-opened, has identified the body of a Jane Doe found in Ohio to be a woman who lived in Traverse City. We are joined by Rich Ginop, the Emmet County Board of Commissioners Chairman to discuss a proposal at yesterday's local health board meeting, and Emmet County's chance at becoming a 2nd amendment sanctuary county.
On today's show, a house fire has been ruled a Triple-Homicide-Suicide. A car caught fire in Gaylord with three small children inside. Finland has been accepted into NATO, why is that a problem for US citizens? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, road work is about to hit northern Michigan in full force! Cadillac is without a bike shop no longer! Weed licensing is starting to get messy in a local community. And we're joined by the Boyne City Mayor Hugh Conklin.
On today's show, Nick is joined by friend and former podcast co-host Ian Dailey. Discussing feminism and social media's effects on interpersonal communication. Are we headed to a National Divorce and will Trump's indictment raise the stacks? All that and more on today's shows!
An Emmet County Garbage attendant was killed in a two-vehicle accident today. A local business won a prestigious award! Nick is joined by State Representative Neil Friske (R 107) to discuss the latest out of Lansing, the Democrat's latest vendetta, constituent concerns, and the Restrict Act.
On today's show, a loaded local news session! Democrats are trying to maneuver around the income tax reduction. There is a new way to work remotely from Petoskey. Be on the lookout for Bitcoin scams. Why should the right oppose the Restrict Act? All that and more on today's show.
On today's show, two home invasions in Houghton Lake, are they connected? The accused human trafficker in Sault Ste Marie has been hit with several additional charges as more victims have come forward. Michigan is looking to spend north of $160 million for K-12 schools to provide free breakfasts and lunches. Nick is joined by Parker Fairbairn, the Chairman of the Emmet County Republican Party. They discuss the local party, its relationship with MIGOP, and the recipe for success for Republicans in 2024.
On today's show, two house fires struck northern Michigan. Traverse City is losing a beloved Taproom but gained two recreational marijuana outlets. Road work is about to hit Petoskey. NHL Pride Night caused some Christians to get targeted by LGBTQ activities.
On today's show, a new study shows just how generous Northern Michigan is! Access to busing just got better for TCAPS students. An update to the Line 5 saga. Nick is joined by State Representative Cam Cavitt who represents the 106th district. Hypocrisy continues to flow from the left side of the aisle, this time over COVID policy. We discuss Rep Cavitt's first bill and an update on Save Cornwall Flooding.
The Michigan Court of Appeals just issued a massive ruling that will set precedents for future cases. GM made a significant announcement that will upset the car buffs among us. Nick is joined by Dean Clancy, a senior policy fellow at Americans for Prosperity and is a Paragon Health Institute public advisor. The pair discuss what Biden is proposing to do to Medicare, how to better modernize Medicare, and how the right can win on the issues regarding entitlement programs.
An accident with a train just struck northern Michigan, but no, it was not a derailment. An update on the status of two MSU shooting victims. A special prosecutor has been requested following the arrest of a Grand Traverse Couty Commissioner. We review the latest Twitter File. All that and more on today's show!
A Cadillac man was arrested for embezzling tens of thousands of dollars. Some new Honda Civics are experiencing troubling issues with steering. Traverse City Commissioners had an eventful Monday night meeting and we break down the results. Nick is joined once again by Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment. They discuss the debt ceiling debacle as well as the first veto of President Biden's tenure. You can find Phil's work at www.americancommitment.org
An Amish buggy carrying three children was struck by a car early today. Two sports complexes could be coming to Traverse City within two years. AG Nessel is doing her best to keep her secrets. Nick is joined by Lapeer County Prosecutor John Miller who came under fire for looking into why the hotly debated book Gender Queer was at the Lapeer District Library. John sets the record straight and gives some advice for folks across the state on how to approach this topic of obscene material in libraries.
On today's show, a school bus full of students went off the road and hit a few trees, no serious injuries were reported. More deck seating is coming to the Hotel Earl in Charlevoix. And Gaylord looks to reel in short-term rentals. Midway through the show, Nick is joined by State Rep Neil Friske (R 107). They discuss a myriad of legislation from gun bills to right to work, to Neil's won bill that seeks to repeal the DNR's 72-hour harvest report mandate.
On today's show, a few affordable housing projects are looking to break ground in Northern Michigan. Several crimes that allegedly took place years ago are finally seeing their day in court. Nick is joined by presidential candidate Perry Johnson, who placed third at CPAC. He beat out big-name candidates Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy. We discuss both foreign and domestic policy, and of course, why he is running.
On today's show, a house fire in Sault Ste. Marie proved to be deadly. A large Michigan-based company has split into two independent companies. Traverse City's growth has sent them into a new category for federal funding. We talk to operations engineer Matt Radulski for the US-31 rebuilding project in Alanson, detailing the road work that will last from March to November. For any questions please call their Gaylord office at 989-731-5090.
On today's show, a school bus in Northern Michigan was involved in a hit-and-run, the driver is still at large. Michigan State Women's Basketball Coach is stepping down due to health concerns. Enter a contest to throw out a first pitch at a TC Pitspitters Game! And the fight over porn in kid's sections at libraries continues!
On today's show, Nick hits some local news, including a story of the arrest of a local elected official. A new Twitter Files has dropped. Governor Whitmer waxed poetic about her infamous shutdown on national TV. All that and more on today's show!
After some local news, Nick is joined by two special guests in studio, State Senator John Damoose of the 37th district and Tom Stilling, former Antrim County GOP Chair. The pair give their perspective and voice opposition to the National Popular Vote Proposal. The conversation also spills into other hot topic issues that face the state.
On today's show, there is a lot of local news to cover so buckle up. Recreational weed is very close now as the TC clerk's office handed out 16 permits today. The Michigan lottery sent $1.25 billion to the state's education fund. We cover the revelations of Tucker's new insights into January 6th. All that and more on today's show!
Today Nick dives into some local news. A massive housing project is in the works in Petoskey, to the tune of 200 units. Consumer's Energy and Awakon Federal Credit Union are donating $50,000 a piece to Michigan and Northern Michigan. Nick is joined by Brenden Boudreau, Executive Director of Great Lakes Gun Rights, to give listeners an update on gun control legislation in Lansing.
On today's show, we have 30 minutes of local news! Oh, did we mention we are celebrating the 100th show of WMKT'S Talk of the North? Thanks for your support! Perry Johnson a former Michigan Gubernatorial candidate from Michigan made a little splash at CPAC last week. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, a car chase led to the arrest of three people! Gretchen Whitmer appointed 4 Northern Michigan leaders to state boards. It appears the media has been using the train derailment stories to rile up both the right and the left.
On today's show, Nick hits some crazy local news! A Michigan University is closing its doors! A showdown between Grand Traverse County and the Bay Area Transportation Authority is worthy of grabbing popcorn and listening to the details! Chris Hackbarth, Regional Manager at DTE Energy joins Nick to discuss gas reliability improvements in Charlevoix's downtown. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick gets into local news off the top. A $1.3 billion dollar budget was passed, with about half of the money of going to Ford. Twitter Files 17 dropped today and Nick shows how the government accused you of propaganda and tried to get you censored by creating actual propaganda. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick hits some local news. He is then joined by Saul Anuzis the former Chairman of the Michigan Republican Party to discuss the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. This bill that was re-introduced in Lansing would give all of Michigan's Electoral votes to the Presidental Candidate who won the popular vote.
On today's show, a staple of Petoskey business has been sold to a private equity firm! The Wuhan virus leak theory has all but been proven to be true, just like with the Hunter Biden laptop. When will people learn...
On today's show, a driver purposely drove into a northern Michigan bar Sunday morning. A local criminal got caught when reporting he was a victim of a crime. The Michigan Senate race is getting interesting. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick dives into some very interesting local news. NBA star James Harden surprises one of the MSU shooting victims with a FaceTime and gifts! North Central Michigan College added a very important program that will go towards helping young people stay in Northern Michigan. State Representative from the 107th district Neil Friske joins Nick to discuss his bill that would keep pornographic material out of the kid's section at libraries in Michigan. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick updates you on the status of the five shooting victims from MSU. A MSP trooper was cleared of any wrongdoing after fatally shooting a man. Local political activist Izzy Lyman joins the show to inform us about a cool event taking place on Friday the 24th. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick updates you on the MSU shooting victims. The Petoskey 4th of July Fireworks are set to return, IF they can raise the money. We review the camping launch of Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy as they take on Trump.
On today's show, Nick updates you on the several car crashes on I-75 the past few days. Teachers are trying to indoctrinate your kids, you have to hear this audio to believe it. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick hits some insane local news! A two-county police chase with the perp found in a tree after 3 hours! A five-car crash in Mackinaw City left one dead and four injured. Dennis Lennox was at the Michigan GOP convention on Saturday and joined Nick to discuss the results.
On today's show, Nick focuses on updates to two critical stories. The MSU shooting and the UFO shot down over Lake Huron. But that is not all that was discussed as now Michigan is the site of the latest train derailment, the fourth such in two weeks. All that and more on today's show!
Nick is joined by 107th State Rep Neil Friske and Brenden Boudreau, the Executive Director of Great Lake Gun Rights to discuss the aftermath of the MSU Shooting.
On today's show, we review the Tragedy of the MSU Shooting. For resources for dealing with grief please visit the resource on our website under the banner Spartans Will.
On today's show, Nick dives into some local news. The body of the ice climber at Pictured Rocks was recovered. A UFO was shot down in Lake Huron! Why the Black National Anthem is a seriously troubling thing to see in our nation's discourse.
On today's show, Nick is joined by 101st State Rep Joseph Fox and 107th State Rep Neil Friske to discuss Governor Whitmer's Proposed 2024 budget, and all the shenanigans that took place this week in Lansing.
On today's show, tons of local news to get to! The city of Gaylord is mourning the lost of a man who fell off an ice cliff and into Lake Superior on Tuesday. Tons of new housing projects are about to break ground! We review a new Twitter Files! All that and more on today's show!
Nick hits some local news, particularly Whitmer's proposed 2024 budget. The biggest ever in the state. Nick also talks to consultant, political commentator, travel writer, and friend of the show Dennis Lennox to talk about Trump versus DeSantis and Biden's State of the Union speech. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick dives into some local news. New solar grids are coming to the Oden Fish Hatchery. The payoff plan is in 15 years. Eagles are getting lead poisoning from hunters? And Trump continues to bash DeSantis.
On today's show, Nick reviews a ton of pressing local news. New housing in Petoskey? Nick reviews the 18th annual State of the Community from the Petoskey Regional Chamber of Commerce. Michigan continues to hemorrhage young people. The last of former President Trump's Secretary of Defense, Chris Miller joins Nick to retell his experience on January 6th and promote his new book. Soldier Secretary serves as a memoir, telling harrowing stories of missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, giving an insider look at the tumultuous final days of the Trump administration, and issues a stark warning about the readiness of the military under President Biden. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick hits a plethora of local news and is joined by Al Welsheimer the Fire Chief of Resort Bear Creek Township to discuss EV fires. A Chinese spy not named Fang Fang has penetrated US air space. The Republican Presidential Primary looks like it is about to get busy. All that and more on today's show!
In tonight's show, Nick talks with Davey Duncan the author of the book, Surviving the Chatfields: God, Guns, Government, and Grooming. Shocking revelations are made. The Superintendent of Petoskey Public Schools, Jeffery Leslie joins the show to discuss Senate Bill 12.
On today's show, Shane Horn the Petoskey City Manager joins Nick to discuss three ways the city is looking to address the parking issue in the downtown. And standards for 3rd-grade reading levels are on the chopping block. Holly Wetzel of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy joins Nick to state why the organization is strongly opposed to the lowering of educational standards
On today's show, Nick hits some breaking local news and talks with Candice Hamel of the Father Fred Foundation to highlight their annual food drive. Ron Desantis, the wild Florida man is putting in the work while Trump wages a war of words. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick reviews the happenings around Northern Michigan! Emmet County Board of Commissioners Chairman Rich Ginop joins the show to discuss if Emmet County could be made a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary State. A bombshell report reveals Pfizer is likely mutating COVID to sell more vaccines. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, we catch up with State Senator John Damoose (37th) and State Representative Neil Friske, and their thoughts on Governor Whitmer's Speech. The Executive Director of Great Lakes Gun Rights also joins the show.
On today's show, Nick dives into some local news. And then we spend the rest of the show analyzing the Governor's State of the State Speech!
On today's show, the Doomsday Clock moved forward. We review its history and why it is ridiculous, especially over the past 20 years. Whitmer's State of the State is tonight and we preview all of its confirmed and alleged contents! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick takes a deep dive into the Pence classified document situation. Who else has top-secret documents in their closet? The local news is abundant today as we review some rewards a local winery won and a potential new furry friend for Petoskey elementary students! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discusses the swivel the Biden administration is seeking to pull off as gas prices start to rise once more. A national pundit claims Michigan is not a democracy, find out why he is right and wrong. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick is joined by special guest Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment to discuss the fight in Washington over raising the debt ceiling. Will Republicans stand firm? Facebook Files just dropped! Some crazy local crime took place recently! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick talks about Eric Fartwe... Swalwell who is complaining that his removal from the House Intel Committee is tied to death threats he has received. Alec Baldwin has been charged after killing a crewmember on RUST last year. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show Nick is joined by two special guests! First, Nate Alger the Grand Traverse County Administrator to discuss the reasons for the county's success as they have won MDHHS's Michigan Healthy Worksite Award! And Republican operative and friend of the show Dennis Lennox joins Nick to discuss the letter that House Republicans signed and hand-delivered to Ron DeSantis urging him to run for president. Learn why in this interview. Also, Electric cars may secretly cost you more to own than gas cars. All that and more on today's show!
Today Nick dives into some local stories, the lone bike shop in Cadillac is closing! Some area schools are also getting state funds to help pay for a school resource officer. Speaking of schools, a Michigan school is under fire for letting 6th-grade students dance on stripper poles. And our neighbors to the southwest in Chicago are dealing with a problem of their own: nearly 800 cases of school-related sexual assault and grooming. Those stories and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick kicks things off with some local news, Michigan has a $9.2 billion surplus, what do to! A new Twitter File dropped, and Illinois just violated the constitution. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick is joined by Mark Moyar the William P. Harris Chair in Military History at Hillsdale College to discuss his new book, Triumph Regained: The Vietnam War, 1965-1968". During the Trump administration, Mark served in the U.S. Agency for International Development as the Director of the Office of Civilian-Military Cooperation. A new Twitter Files dropped, concerning RussianGate! Lots of local news, wages are up big in Michigan. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick is joined by Emmet County Board of Commissioner Chairman Rich Ginop to discuss the board's recent minor controversy. Two more sets of classified documents were found in Biden's possession. Our local news segment is jammed packed! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick talks with the Director of the Pellston airport, Ryan Bachelor about the local impacts of the FAA outage. A subcommittee has been formed to investigate the federal government's devious deeds surrounding the Twitter Files and other such information. Lots of local news. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick looks at some statewide news, our reading and test scores are down. Locally, schools are asking for parents to drive their kids to school as they face a bus driver shortage. President Joe Biden is under fire after it was revealed that he was in possession of 10 classified documents that he took with him from his time as Vice President. NPR ridiculed the right for asking legitimate questions about COVD vaccines and why athletes are dropping dead at rates up to well over 1,000% higher than normal. All that and more on today's show.
On today's show, Nick reviews Kevin McCarthy's speech as he assumed the Speaker of the House. The good and the bad. A texas man has been called a hero by some and an executioner by others after he shot and killed an armed robber. A lot of local news!
On today's show, Nick highlights the 50-year-old anniversary of the B-52 bomber that crashed into Lake Michigan, narrowly missing the nuclear plant. The mother of the woman killed at the January 6th protest, Ashley Babit, was arrested at the Capitol. The voting for the Speaker of the House continues. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, egg prices are going up! Why is that? How do you balance privacy with safety, you better find out fast. Texas is bending the knee to transgenderism and it is a dangerous president. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick introduces a new bit that will be at the top of every show along with the Trivia Question of the day. New Twitter Files dropped and as promised Nick dives into them, Twitter Files 11 and 12 only add to the chaos. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick wades into the live voting for the Speaker of the House. Why is Kevin McCarthy struggling and who is holding up the process? Find out who and why through their sound bites. Dennis Lennox joins the show to give insight into the troubles in electing the next House Speaker. The pair also discuss the newly minted Democrat Majority/Republican Minority in the state House and Senate. All that and more on today's show!
Happy New Year! On today's show, Nick discusses the misstep in messaging by former President Trump as he seeks their Republican nomination. Governor Whitmer laid out the Democrats' agenda for 2023-24 in her inauguration speech and it sounds expensive. We review the districts and who will lead us in northern Michigan for the next few years. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick treads into the dangerous waters regarding the arrest of Andrew Tate, a very divisive online figure. We don't talk about the man but discuss the interesting themes and timing around his arrest. Ian Murphy, the owner of the Iron Pig Smokehouse in Gaylord joins the show. The restaurant has been in legal battles with the State of Michigan (Whitmer and the Health Department) over Murhpy's decision to remain open during the pandemic. Some good news as both the Health Department and Liquor Commission have backed off Appeals and further action. But Ian is not through with the State and is suing them for damages. Learn why in this special episode! Support the Iron Pig by clicking https://fight4michigan.com/ All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick takes a look at the concerning story regarding Ukraine joining the World Economic Forum. Zelensky pledged to allow them and Blackrock to rebuild Ukraine. The Left has found a new social media platform to love, but they had spent 4 years ripping it. Why the sudden change? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick tackles the complicated story of COngressman-elect George Santos and the lies he told on the campaign trail. The Left is becoming even more brazen regarding their love for abortion, but is the center moving to the pro-life side slowly? If you love sound bites, this is the show for you!
On today's show, Nick discusses the Special version of the Twitter Files that are all about Twitter's handling of COVID. Results of the largest snowfall have been released by the NWS in Gaylord and we review that data. Nick is joined by a special guest to discuss education. All that and more on today's show!
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On today's show, You guessed it... it's on to Twitter Files 8! We also review the latest info on the omnibus budget passed by the Senate. Traverse City is getting some major investments. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick dives into the Twitter Files #7. The budget Congress is trying to shove through is filled with garbage, Nick breaks it down for you. We review some local news and update the WMKT Market Watch! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discusses the Pro-Life priest who was kicked out of the Catholic Church. Was JFK murdered by the CIA, seems more and more likely after last night's news. We hit some local news and the WMKT Market Watch. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick gets heated! The mainstream media and EU erupt into flames after Elon Musk's Twitter suspended several Left-Wing journalists who violated Twitter's Terms of Service. Trump sold NFTs?! We get into some local news and WMKT's Market Watch. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick broke down the story of Tik Tok, from its founding to its potential banning here in the US. The White House seemed to invite a pedophile to celebrate the signing of the Respect for Marriage Act. We take a look at some local stories and the WMKT Market Watch. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick dives into the FTX scandal and how it seems to be a money laundering scheme. Big news in the world of science that even I find interesting! Fusion energy, overhyped or the way of the future? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discusses the collapse in Georgia and how the GOP needs to listen to the voting base if they want future success. PayPal is becoming more authoritarian as if that surprises anyone. We end the show with the WMKT Market Watch. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show. Nick discusses recent presidential polls released from Lansing. Both Trump and Biden are underwater. A Chicago private school has been passing out sex toys to kids, and the school is still defending its actions! And on the local news front, three pedestrians have been killed in the Grand Traverse County and Leelanau County region in right days. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discusses the impact of Kyrsten Sinema's decision to become an Independent, leaving the Democrat party. College students are becoming lazier and more toxic. Another car accident has left yet another pedestrian and her dog dead, be safe out on the roads folks. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick's blood pressure rises as he discusses the lopsided prisoner exchange with Russia. Michigan roads are terrible as we all know, is there any hope for the future? We close with the WMKT Market Watch as always. All that and much more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discusses the gun control measures Michigan Dems will be seeking to enact, including the possibility of bans on semi-automatics rifles. Former Prince Harry and Meghan have created more of a ruckus than usual with their latest deal with Netflix. A Petoskey High School Grad is entering the 2023 NFL Draft. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick tells you why using proper English and grammar is racist so stop it! Airports are taking steps to invade your privacy even further! A sad update on the hit-and-run accident in Grand Traverse County. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick reviews some audio of a lady saying heterosexual men MUST date trans women. A famous director says testosterone must be eradicated from men's bodies. Sentences were handed down to the Petoskey couple from the horrible sexual assault case. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discussed what Disney's New (old) CEO Bob Iger really meant during a recent town hall with employees. Are the days of woke Dinsey over? We address the Ye situation very briefly. Some new affordable housing projects broke ground in TC and Petoskey. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discusses a Biden Admistration offical's arrest and pending charges. Another Daily Wire host is being crazy so we address that together. There are basically flying knives in Hawaii right now, we're staying in Northern Michigan forever! All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discusses the interesting fight between Elon Musk and Apple and why its important. Traffic accidents have increased by 5% since freeway speeds increased to 75 MPH here in Michigan. Traverse City is getting its State Police Post back. Dana Nessel's AG office is acting strangely as it handles the investigation into Lee Chatfield.
On today's show, Nick discusses the possibility of a national gun ban here in the US. Should 16 and 17-year-olds vote? We await the decision of the Senate on the respect for Marriage Act. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick talks about the tricky situation between Ben Shapiro and Ye West, calling out Shaprio's lack of willingness for free speech. Black Friday has seemed to defeat inflation...or has it? Cheboygan Schools faced a gun violence threat. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick recaps Dr. Fauci's final press conference as he went down in a flame of defiance. The Pilgrims were initially socialists, and many lost their lives in the attempt at communal living. We have the WMKT Market Watch to close out the week. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick celebrates Thanksgiving with two Presidential proclamations! Seven MSU football players have been charged and the reason why the former Charlevoix Police chief was placed on leave has been revealed. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discussed the Top of Michigan Trails Council's report on the economic impact of the trail on the Petoskey region. Should the section between Bay Harbor and Petoskey be fixed? Kyra Bolden got on the Michigan State Supreme court after all after being appointed by Gretchen Whitmer. What does that mean for Michigan? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discussed a heartwarming Thanksgiving feat happening on Thursday in Traverse City. What is going on with Disney leadership? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show. Nick discusses why the snow wasn't the only reason a local school was closed today. The price for your Thanksgiving feast will be 20% more than last year, insane! The tolerant and always anti-bigoted Left has demanded Qatar change their out-of-date old-fashioned ways because their feelings are hurt! An interview with Phil Kerpen from American Commitment regarding the illegality of the Biden Administration's plan to forgive federal student loans using your money. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick talked about how the war in Ukraine is hurting our Ski and Snowboarding Industry here in Northern Michigan. Nancy Pelosi has retired from Democratic leadership, should we move on from all of the olds? If you found and reported a $4.8 million dollar check to a company that lost it, would you feel entitled to a prize? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick updates you on a few stories such as the NASA rocket's successful launch and the local angle on that story, as well as the missing Antrim County man who was found safe. Joe Biden has learned nothing from the midterm election, and Tylenol may make you a more dangerous person. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discusses where Michigan stacks up in spending on health care and potholes across the country. You might already know the answer to the latter... A fire broke out in downtown Petoskey! Nick has a strong alibi so no worries there. What is the last on the Biden Administration's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan? All that and more on today's show!
On today's show Nick forecasts things to come in Michigan after Democrats hold onto the governorship and retake the House and Senate for the first time in 40 years. Two Traverse City Brothers are headed to the Shark Tank this Friday on ABC. An interview with Jeremy Walters from Republic Services about recycling. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, we eulogize the Edmund Fitzgerald. Nick talked to Tik Tok influencer and internet security guru Cathy Pedrayes about how to keep your kids safe on the internet! How do women handle NIL deals in the NCAA, Nick presents you the details. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, we spend a lot of time on reviewing local, statewide, and national elections. Results, implications, and future prospects. When should you (or your neighbor) get political yard signs out of the yard? Find out the answer here! All that and more, on today's show.
Happy election day Northern Michigan! On today's show, we hit some local news; down in TC some roads are getting mixed up, so be ready for some changes to your driving habits. Some police down in Florida make cops look bad by arresting a visually impaired veteran. Our incumbent Governor has trouble with biology. A look at the latest polls. All that and more on today's show!
Today Nick talked about the news that broke over the weekend that spikes were found in the parking lot outside the Republican HQs in Charlevoix County. Crazy things happening right before Election Day! The Camp Grayling Expansion is still being reviewed by the DNR despite public backlash. Elon Musk owns Twitter and Elon Musk OWNS Twitter. As well as the WMKT Market Watch. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick gave an update on the Powerball situation and covered a bomb threat in Cadillac. President Biden gave an all-around strange speech on Wednesday, what else is new? The WMKT Market update and an interview with the executive director of the Restore Us Insitute, Scott Cleland. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick updates you on some Traverse city road work and an awesome opportunity for a leash-free dog park in Leelanau County. Dr. Fauci is trying to get away with telling a lie, but we don't let him here on the TOTN. Big Tech and the government worked together to suppress information in the 2020 election and are still in cahoots: according to a breaking report by The Intercept. WMKT's Market Watch is back! All that and more on today's show.
On today's show, Nick talked with political commentator and consultant Dennis Lennox regarding the polls and if the red wave is coming. Dennis also informed us of some interesting developments at Northern Michigan airports, was the public lied to? Nick highlighted some local stories including a development in the Charlevoix Police chief allegations, Chief Doan resigned just days after being put on leave. Vaccine hestiancy is on the rise in Northern Michigan, and there seems to be an easy explanation as to why. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discussed some local happenings, such as the Charlevoix Police Chief being put on administrative leave and Leelanau County signing the contract for a new administrator. Nick also reviews an article from the Atlantic arguing for Pandemic Amnesty but he argues they do not deserve any. Nick also updates you on the WMKT Index and plays a corny Prop 1 ad for your enjoyment. All that and more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick covers some local news and events going on in your community. We also delve into the altercation between Michigan State and Michigan after Saturday's game. All generations have their issues, we reveal why mine sucks as well as a young trans barista crys about working 8 hours. We also introduce a new daily topic the WMKT Index. All that and more on today's show!
Today Nick talks about some local happenings! Halloween events near you and some road and trail maintenance in Petoskey and Traverse City. Our neighbors to the north are going nuclear! Should we follow suit? You are riddled with viruses, did you know that? All that and much more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick talks about the recent handgun ban that took effect in Canada; and yes, it does impact you! Canada is doing something right on the energy front; however, tune in to hear what that is and why Michigan needs to follow suit. In the third segment, an interview with the current 107th State Rep and Republican candidate for the Senate's 37th district seat, John Damoose. All that and more on today's show!
Today Nick goes over the highlights of the second and final gubernatorial debate that took place last night between Gretchen Whitmer and Tudor Dixon. So much fun! Nick also calls out a former Trump advisor who is already trying to blame Libertarians for any potential GOP losses this November. Police are going to be able to remotely shut off your car in the near future!!! All that and more on today's show.
On today's show, Nick talks about the state of the economy in Petoskey. Why are so many restaurants and businesses a revolving door year to year? A Minnesota Democrat makes a campaign ad for free on for her Republican opponent on live TV. An interview with Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Mary Buzuma. All that and much more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick discusses how NYC Dems are whistling past the graveyard in respect to their mini migrant crisis. Nick talks with Libertarian Secretary of State candidate Gregory Stempfle. Nick examines how politics has changed the culture in a story that hits close to home. All that and more on today's show!
After spending the last several shows discussing indoctrination in K-12 schools, Nick takes a look into the crazy things happening in college classes. Tim Ryan made a cringe and arrogant campaign video from his Ohio voters. Republican candidate for the 107th House seat Neil Friske joined the show to catch up on his campaign and talk about the ballot proposals.
Nick discusses sexual indoctrination at libraries and schools across the country. What happens when you take parents out of the childrens' education and when you let the inmates run the asylum? You get the stories from today. Also, an interview with Libertarian Supreme Court Candidate Kerry Morgan.
Nick breaks down the Michigan Gubernatorial debate between Tudor Dixon and Gretchen Whitmer. How did Dixon perform, what did she do right and wrong? Nick also talks with Libertarian candidate Andrew Gale who is running against Jack Bergman and Bob Lorinser for Michigan's 1st Congressional district seat.
Nick offers praise and criticism for Biden's pardoning of 6,500 Americans in prison on federal weed charges of simple possession. What is happening in school bathrooms across the country??? He considers whether or not NASA should just let asteroids hit the earth. All that and much more on today's episode!
Nick holds the Leftist media and mob accountable after they try to backtrack saying the COVD jab was never meant to stop transmission. This after a Pfizer executive said they never tested the shot for effectiveness against transmission before releasing the shot. Nancy Pelosi said a racism again, someone come get your granny! You need to delete PayPal.
Nick reacts to Tusli Gabbard leaving the Democratic Party - who didn't see that coming? Muslims in Dearborn are fed up with LGBTQ indoctrination in their school and they voiced their concern at a recent school board meeting. Have trouble picking out a perfect gift for that special someone? Then do we have the interview for you! All that and much more on today's show!
On today's show, Nick reviews the past two years of failures under Democratic leadership. Lizzo twerked while playing James Madison's flute, was she the first? The woke movie Bros is a box office failure, does that matter and why did it fail?
Nick talks with former Senator from Texas Phil Gramm about how rich people do in fact pay their fair share and how the American economy has lifted a large percentage of people out of poverty. The book, The Myth of American Inequality: How Government Biases Policy Debate, is out now. Nick also discusses an allegation of racism at CMU and Drag Queens terrorizing kids in Tennessee.
The Lions are poverty. A catholic man was arrested by the FBI for defending his son outside of a Planned Parenthood. Rhianna is a hypocrite. Did Italy elect Mussolini again?
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