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Join Red for this segment of "Looking Ahead in Holland Public Schools", presented by Holland High. You will thoroughly enjoy the conversation between Red and Holland High Valedictorian, Sneha Goswami and Salutatorian, Alexa Bakker. These young women give us hope for the future, and I hope an example for other young people. Listen and hear what I'm/they're talking about.
In this episode Diane Loew Reed, author of the book "101 Ways To Celebrate The Ordinary, talks with Red about the story of a person gone missing, and how so many people rallied around the family in helping them find her. She and Red also talk about her farm and how the rains have affected it's operation.
Today Steve talks about the "stimpmeter",putting, and how the two are connected.
In this episode Red and Jan talk with Jay Peters about a special art presentation that will be taking place at the historic Park Theater here in Holland Michigan. He brought along with him local artist Alla Dixon who is at the center of this art event. Listen as she talks all about the show, the motivation behind the idea for it, and be enchanted by her Russian accent as Red was.......Now he's in love!
Today Andree and her guest Jim Van De Wege, Water Treatment Plant Superintendent about Hollands drinking water and the history and processes.
In this episode Sergeant Keith Kooman talks about the new slogan for the Marine Unit "Just Wear It" referring to wearing your life preserver, and the new lighter model.
Today Steve talks about "shanking" the ball and how NOT to do it (as well as how it's done)
In this episode Red and Diane talk about the U.S. military operation that took the life of Osama Bin Laden, as well as about Diane's planting woe's. Ah the life of a farmers wife!
The national media seems against Christian holidays and this past Easter/Resurrection 2011 is no difference. In this episode Red interviews Matt Philbin of the Culture And Media Institute about the bias.
In this episode Diane shares some "bovine fun facts". Red thought that "bovines" were pigs, showing his broad knowledge of farm animals! NOT!
