On this episode, Bruce is joined in studio by Bill Cross, a tribal member of the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, to discuss Native American culture, leadership, and the importance of preserving cultural traditions. Cross shares stories about his grandmother, whose experiences at a boarding school shaped her life, and the lessons she passed down through beadwork, stories, and cultural practices. He also explores the challenges Native American communities face in self-governance, economic development, and public understanding, emphasizing the need for patience and open-mindedness.

Bruce continues his conversation with the versatile Jack Bergeron, discussing Bergeron's time at Lansing Community College, the changing landscape of contemporary art, exploring his musical side, and his unique methods for bringing art to life.

Bruce talks with the multifaceted Jack Bergeron. Bergeron did not discover his artistic side until college, but once he did discover it, he never looked back.

Bruce continues his conversation with Vern Mesler on this episode of Art Happens Here; 46 years as an LCC Welding Instructor, 34 years as a structural steel fabricator, a project manager for the restoration of historic riveted bridges, and a metalwork sculptor.

Bruce chats with the legendary Vern Mesler on this episode of Art Happens Here; 46 years as an LCC Welding Instructor, 34 years as a structural steel fabricator, a project manager for the restoration of historic riveted bridges, and a metalwork sculptor.

A great exchange with a visionary leader and an extraordinarily capable Director of Facilities; conclusion to the conversation with Dr. Brent Knight and Tim Martz.

A great exchange with a visionary leader and an extraordinarily capable Director of Facilities; a conversation with Dr. Brent Knight and Tim Martz.

A conversation with former LCC President Brent Knight and current President of Mayotte Group Architects Matt McGaughey imagining a college like no other.