Host Yanice Jackson speaks to Marilyn Rogers about the work that went into setting up the Juneteenth celebrations, the fun that will be had and how you can get in on the party!

Host Yanice Jackson spoke with Lori Adams Simon, candidate for the Lansing City Charter Commission. She explained the meanings of all the letters behind their name, what they mean toward her candidacy and blew the crew away with the campaign slogan! Seriously, it's pretty outstanding.

Host Yanice Jackson speaks with Teresa Bingman about her more than 35 years in law, why she started her own firm on her own and how she got involved with the Flint Water Crisis and the EPA!

Host Yanice Jackson talks to Ross Yednock, one of the many folks looking to be elected to the Lansing Charter Commission. We talked about how the commission could eliminate the mayor position, how to find information on the various candidates and why he wants to be on the commission!

Today, Host Yanice Jackson spoke with Thaddeus Gormas, one of the owners of Flora, and their Marketing Director Eylane Curry. She asked them about how they managed to decorate the store with so much gorgeous artwork, why they know how frequently many tens of thousands of Michiganders drive by the shop and what fun things they have planned for their April 20th festival!

Today Span interviews Yanice about what she was up to between Season 2 of The Sunday Chronicle and this Season 3 debut, her new book and...well...who she wrote about in a not-so-flattering way!

Yanice spoke with Lansing City Clerk Chris Swope about what it's like running elections, Span's experience serving under his leadership and how smoooooooth his fashion choices are.

Yanice speaks with Board Of Water And Light General Manager Dick Peffley about what's available for free at the September 26th Resource Fair, where the money comes from for the $500 million 'pay yo' bill' fund and how Yanice is going to get a BWL t-shirt!

Yanice spoke with Lori Lanspeary about the Love Lansing Like A Local summer campaign! She spoke with her about what it does for the Lansing community, what you can win with their punch card and what's this about 20 tons of clay?

Yanice spoke with Dr. Carmen Thomas of Transformation Gems! We learned what Transformation Gems are, how marginalized communities can build their own economies and how many talented and why she's allowing men to also attend her empowerment conference!

Join us as Span steps in to host for a vacationing Yanice Jackson to discuss with Ingham County Treasurer Alan Fox what a treasurer actually does, how they save people from getting their homes foreclosed on and how you can benefit from a federal program TODAY to avoid lowing YOUR home to foreclosure!

Host Yanice Jackson had Andrew Brewer by the Stacks studio to discuss his home healthcare business Optimum Peace Home Healthcare LLC, how they get young people to help in home healthcare and what he sounds like when he says, "I am Zeus!"

Yanice spoke with Ashlee Willis about taking her event planning national, what got her family got involved with the business and how to negotiate difficult clients!

Yanice Jackson spoke with Joshua Gillespie about all the service projects he's about of, why a unit matters in feeding families and who are those Ice Cold Brothas?

What and who is The SMACK Show? We answered those questions and found out about why they became a 501(c)(3), all the wonderful ways they help people around the region and what it means to be SMACK'ed!

We talked to Rob Ponto from Comcast about their Internet Essentials program, what the Digital Divide means and how one might get some free Comcast gear! Also Thanks for the Tiger's game, Rob!

Today we spoke with Marilyn Rogers Plummer and Angela Mathews about bad karaoke, how Juneteenth came to be and the celebrations planned for the upcoming Juneteenth celebrations!

We talked to DJ Cutt-Nice about the REAL reason he got into dj'ing, how he got his big brother to give him rides to gigs and what it's like working with Detroit dj's!

We talked to Martell Smith and JoEl C. Watson came through to have a great, impassioned time talking about how to help kids be successful!

Today you get to meet Rachel Willis and hear all the fun and amazing things she's done in the community around serving local education. We discuss some of her plans, her friendship with Yanice and why was Span so quiet?

We spoke to Marquis Taylor and Ed Tillett about what the MBP is, how it helps under-represented kids in high school and what it's like to be on the radio for the first time!

Daedalian Lowry stops by the Stacks studio to talk with host Yanice Jackson about his work with Lansing Community College, his voluminous and fascinating radio career and how he and Span almost worked together in the same building!

Heather Taylor stopped by the Stacks studio to share with us the amazing work she did for families during covid-19 lockdown, what her organization Worship Without Words does and what jambo (did I spell that right??) means!

Taiwo Adeleye is and accredited dancer, entrepreneur and owner of the restaurant Tatse in Downtown Lansing. The Chronicle's Yanice Jackson asks Taiwo about his non-profit, his dancing career, his upcoming 1 year celebration and how important onions are in Nigerian cooking.

Lansing's DJ Cutt Nice joins Yanice Jackson for a chat