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Lansing Community College President Steve Robinson connects with LCC alumni to talk about their experience at and since leaving LCC. The LCC community is expansive and far-reaching. They are an incredibly diverse group of people representing all walks of life, working in hundreds of industries around the world. LCC Alumni Stories highlights alumni making positive contributions to their communities and showcases those who have overcome obstacles and barriers to achieve academic and personal success.

Take yourself out to the ballgame by checking out Coach Cut’s Corner – an inside look at what it takes to build a successful baseball program. You’ll learn more about the training regimens, nutrition plans, and motivation student-athletes must have to get to the next level in addition to how to use available resources and support to balance time and academics. Hosted by LCC Baseball Coach Steve Cutter, hear him hit it out of the park as he talks with coaches, athletes and administrators from around the state and region.

Simply put, Community Convos (a.k.a. "The Convo") is a conversation about our community. Mid-Michigan is truly an awesome place to live, and Community Convos connects you with the people who put the “festive” in our festivals and those that give “traction” to our attractions. This program also explores the impactful changes and the developing resources that contribute to community growth. Join the conversation, as this podcast-radio program gives you the who, what, when, where, and why on all things Mid-Michigan.

An inside look at the ways we keep people safe on LCC's campuses, virtually and in-person, and what "security" and "privacy" mean today.

Check out The Lan-Scene, hosted by Lucanna ‘Luci’ Solis! This show highlights inspiring stories that showcase community resources and individuals who have overcome significant challenges. Each episode offers valuable insights into local events, opportunities, and heartfelt interviews with community members.

Washington Square On-Air serves as the audio town square for the Washington Square Review, the literary journal of Lansing Community College. Melissa Ford Lucken, the host, brings her expertise as a professor, creative writer, and author to engage with writers, readers, scholars, students, publishing professionals, and individuals worldwide, discussing various aspects of the writing craft.

Time Signatures, hosted by Jim Ervin, features conversations with musicians, industry professionals, and others connected to the blues genre. Primarily focused on the blues, the program occasionally delves into other linked genres (ie. jazz, rock, soul, funk). Many of the episodes are recorded before a live audience at various venues in and around Mid-Michigan. The program is presented by the Lansing's Capital Area Blues Society, a non-profit blues organization dedicated to the promotion of, preservation of, and education about the blues. This is also the main goal of Time Signatures; acting ...

Off the Page: Discourse and Discussion features Lansing Community College students sharing scholarly research and writing. Through individual presentations and conversations with their peers, students discuss their intellectual journeys and explore their writing and research processes while connecting their work to real-world issues and communities. The podcast offers listeners a showcase of the creativity, craft, and critical thinking happening inside LCC classrooms.

Off the Page: From Ink to Air features Lansing Community College students sharing creative and scholarly writing. Through individual readings and conversations with their peers, students share their creative writing, discuss their processes, and explore their writing. The podcast offers listeners a showcase of the creativity, craft, and critical thinking happening inside LCC classrooms.

Since its establishment in 1957, Lansing Community College has expanded from its original downtown Lansing campus to encompass multiple locations; reaching far beyond the city's borders. This growth, accompanied by the inevitable passage of time, has given rise to a storied legacy that has enabled thousands of students to pursue their educational aspirations and carve out a path toward successful careers. Diving into LCC's rich history, LCC Archivist Bob Garrett, offers a captivating exploration of LCC’s past on “Tales from the LCC Archives”.

Michigan History Moment™ is a weekly three-minute radio program that focuses on people, places, and events in Michigan’s past. The program is written and recorded by Michigan History magazine and the Historical Society of Michigan staff. Michigan History Moment airs on radio stations throughout the state including 89.7FM-WLNZ.

Everyone has their definition of success. At LCC, we have a team dedicated to helping students formulate what success means to them and how to make it happen. Join our success coaches as they chat with students about overcoming challenges, reaching their goals, and making lifelong connections. Each episode offers tips, tricks, and practical advice to help you shine as an LCC Star.

Leading the Way: Women in Higher Education is a powerful and inspiring podcast that spotlights the voices, experiences, and leadership journeys of women shaping the future of academia. Each episode features candid conversations with trailblazing women across higher education—presidents, provosts, faculty, and staff—who share insights on leadership, equity, mentorship, and the challenges and triumphs of academic life. Whether you’re an aspiring leader or seasoned educator, Leading the Way offers practical wisdom, inspiration, and community—a platform for empowerment, connection, and ...

Stars on Sports takes you inside the world of LCC Athletics! Did you know Lansing Community College is home to nine Division II sports? Hear from Stars Athletic Director Greg Lattig and Baseball Coach Steve Cutter as they dive into topics that are key in building successful sports programs and other issues that affect student-athletes. This is also your spot to learn about upcoming LCC Stars games and events!

Welcome to Headroom, where LCC Mental Health Counselor Jim Owens talks with members of the campus community about how to improve mental, emotional, and behavioral health. This is a mental health podcast about raising the ceiling on our own personal capabilities. Learn ways to improve or maintain your mental health by hearing the experiences of others and learning from mental health experts on a variety of topics.

Written in the Stars: Books and Beyond highlights and celebrates the people in our community involved with books, writing, and publishing. From poets and romance writers to literary journals and entrepreneurs, we explore a multitude of stories and storytellers. Join us as we follow them on their journeys with the written word.

At Home with Economics explores business, workforce, and community development initiatives to better understand how they affect our daily lives. Program host, Bo Garcia also delves into the college’s impact on the local and regional economy by highlighting its partnerships with regional businesses, nonprofits, and other organizations.

Galaxy Forum takes a look at the creative work in LCC’s classrooms and on campus, and how it connects to the community in terms of citizenship, economics, community building, and helping students achieve their dreams and participate in community life.

Ever wonder what it's like to work at Lansing Community College? The official moniker of LCC is the "Stars" and Who's that Star gives introduces you to "the stars" that make LCC what it is. Listen to discussions with faculty and staff about what brought them to LCC, what keeps them here and the passion projects in their lives at work and at home.

Art Happens Here is a podcast that explores the deep realms of imagination, the origins of inspiration, and the divergent methods of creative processes. Host, Bruce Mackley is the Director of Marketing at Lansing Community College and an accomplished artist who has played a pivotal role in creating and developing art installations on LCC's campus, throughout Lansing, and across the nation. On Art Happens Here, he connects with artists and patrons of the arts to share their stories of triumphs, setbacks, and their approach to expanding creativity.