Programs
- Michigan's Morning Show with Steve Gruber and Jo Anne Paul
- The HUGE Show (sports talk, hosted by Bill "HUGE" Simonson)
- The C.A.R. Show (hosted by Roger Kwapich, Dan Pietras and Steve Stewart)
- Discover Good Food (hosted by Steve Stewart)
- Financial Fitness Show (hosted by Chip Cummings & Tony Rubleski)
- Frontlines of Freedom (hosted by Lt. Col. Denny Gillem, U.S. Army (Retired))
- The Gardening Show (hosted by Dr. Dean Krauskopf)
- Greening of the Great Lakes (hosted by Dr. Kirk Heinze)
- Health and Wellness Solutions (hosted by Dr. John Wycoff)
- The Internet Advisor (hosted by Foster Braun, Gary Baker and Ed Rudel)
- Travel Michigan (with Dave Lorenz)
- Wild Michigan with Duran Martinez (outdoors show)
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