"Kindness is the best part of you shared."

- Junia Doan

SHOW

Mike Kolleth | President/CEO of Temple Theater and Saginaw Art Museum

Tune in Sunday, March 8, 2026, at 12:30 p.m. on Delta College Public Media, Monday, March 9, 2026, at 9:30 p.m. or Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at noon on MCTV.

UPCOMING EPISODES

Colleen Schafroth | Executive Director of Maryhill Museum of Art

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“Work is about service, and your vocation is your identity.” Former VP and Chief Information Officer at Dow Chemical Dave Kepler now applies his work ethic to community and family around the tri-city Michigan area. #JuniaDoansTheSpark #s
Next week I talk with Dave Kepler, former VP and chief information officer at Dow Chemical, who is engaged in social and economic impact in Midland County. Including involvement with Midland Brewery Company, Cottage Creamery Real Estate, and Lazy Tur
“We tell our story, but always in a respectful manner where we recognize that all of our clients are human beings first.” @JAFCO_org CEO Sarah Franco explains how language and discussion based around trauma is constantly adapting to show
Next week, meet Sarah Franco. She’s the former CEO of JAFCO – a Jewish adoption and family care organization which focuses on caring for children who have gone through neglect and trauma. Tune in Sunday, February 22, 2026 at 12:30 p.m. o
“In nature, you’ll find there is prey and predators… Everything that you can find in humanity you can find in nature.” Author of “Turtle Lake: A Portrait of an Extortionist” Bob Milne uses beautifully reflective m
I’ve interviewed Bob Milne before for his musical talents, but now he’s on the show again for his role as author of “Turtle Lake: A Portrait of an Extortionist.” To my surprise, he was inspired to write the book after meeting
“Architecture at its best, and really at its core, is about people.” Architect and Amateur Gardener Frederick Bland discusses how New Urbanism has influenced architecture since the 1980s, and how such trends are dependent on adhering to c
From constantly sketching to being fascinated by urban spaces, Architect and Amateur Gardener Frederick Bland always wanted to become an architect. Learn more about his childhood, career, and recent hobbies next week. Tune in Sunday, February 8, 202