Ed Ver Schure interviewed long-time Tonight Show celebrity Ed McMahon on May 3, 2007, days before McMahon appeared at the Tulip Time Festival.

A special program honoring the 40-year anniversary at WHTC for Patty Vandenberg, along with a special newscast, that aired on Oct. 17, 2019.

The series of special one-minute segments of local figures remembering the events of Sept. 11, 2001, produced for Sept. 11, 2002 programming on WHTC.

Ed Ver Schure and Peg McNichol chatted with Bill Hill, the son of Miss Jean Hill, who had hosted "Storytime" on WHTC, about her legacy and his own experiences during an Aug. 22, 2018 interview on "WHTC Talk of the Town."

The third hour of the three-hour celebration of WHTC's 70th anniversary on July 31, 2018, featuring former Holland City Councilman Bob Dykstra, who noted the first-ever WHTC broadcast on July 31, 1948, along with JR Valderas of "Alegria Latina."

The second hour of the three-hour celebration of WHTC's 70th anniversary, featuring interviews with Midwest Communications officials Kevin Oswald, Peter Tanz and Mike Klein, along with Congressman Bill Huizenga (R-Zeeland).

The first hour of the three-hour celebration of WHTC's 70th anniversary, featuring the dedication of the renamed "Juke Van Oss" building and appearances by Holland Mayor Nancy DeBoer, Congressman Fred Upton and state House Rep. Mary Whiteford.

During this May 11, 1970 broadcast, Juke Van Oss interviewed Lee Hayes, a radio operator on the USS Pueblo when it was captured by North Korea in 1968, on "Viewpoint," followed by an excerpt from "The Ken Showers Show" that aired following that program.

A series of "Down Tulip Lane" programs hosted by Randy Vande Water that aired during the spring of 2004 on WHTC.

A spelling bee conducted by Maplewood School that aired in 1977 on WHTC.

Juke Van Oss reminisces with Bill Gargano on the origins of "WHTC Talk of the Town" during an on-air interview Jan. 31, 2003.

Part three of WHTC's 50th Anniversary Program that aired on July 31, 1998.

Part two of WHTC's 50th Anniversary Program that aired on July 31, 1998.

Part one of WHTC's 50th Anniversary Program that aired on July 31, 1998.

Listen to the 10th Anniversary program as it aired on July 31, 1958.