Keep up with all the music we've been playing at WYCE dot org.

Our Online Playlist features detailed information on songs we play -- you can also rate what you've heard.

Just click on the 'Playlist Archive' button at WYCE dot org to start exploring.

Support for WYCE comes from Linear Restaurant located downtown at 1001 Monroe. 

Overlooking the Grand River, Linear focuses on fresh cuisine, while striving to create a welcoming atmosphere.

Featuring a full bar with handcrafted cocktails, and several wine and beer offerings. Linear's Modern American menu highlights seasonal flavors, and handmade culinary offerings.

Linear is open for lunch Tuesday through Friday 11am to 2pm, dinner Tuesday through Saturday 5pm to 10 pm, plus weekend brunch Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 2pm.

Reservations and more info is available at LinearRestaurant dot com.

The World Affairs Council of Western Michigan presents an eight-week series on important global issues facing our world right now in its award-winning "Great Decisions" series. 

Hear from and dialogue with Hiroko Muraki-Gottlieb of the Elizabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University on "International High Seas Treaties" on Tuesday, February 27 from 6 to 7:15 p.m. at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum. 

An opening meet-and-greet is set from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. 

More information on the "Great Decisions" series is at World Michigan dot org and and under the Great Decisions tab. 

The World Affairs Council of Western Michigan..."To change the world, first know the world."

Support for WYCE comes from the Kalamazoo State Theatre presenting "An Evening of Songs and Stories with Graham Nash."

Graham Nash will be performing at the historic Kalamazoo State Theatre on August 20th.

Nash's solo career began in 1971 and since then he has been inducted into the Song Writers Hall of Fame twice.

More information on Graham Nash at The Kalamazoo State Theatre on August 20th is k-a-z-o-o state dot com.

Support for WYCE comes from the Grand Rapids Public Library...presenting Michigan author Jim *DuFresne (*doo' frain), for a discussion about his life and work, On Tuesday, March 26 at the main branch of the Grand Rapids Public Library, from 7-8pm. 

Author Jim *DuFresne's (*doo' frain), talk is designed for those who love the outdoors, including hiking and backpacking tips from one of Michigan's experts.

The event is open to the public, and registration is available now at GRPL dot org forward slash "register."

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The World Affairs Council of Western Michigan presents an eight-week series on important global issues facing our world right now in its award-winning "Great Decisions" series. 

Hear from and dialogue with Hiroko Muraki-Gottlieb of the Elizabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University on "International High Seas Treaties" on Tuesday, February 27 from 6 to 7:15 p.m. at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum. 

An opening meet-and-greet is set from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. 

More information on the "Great Decisions" series is at World Michigan dot org and and under the Great Decisions tab. 

The World Affairs Council of Western Michigan..."To change the world, first know the world."

Support for WYCE comes from the Kalamazoo State Theatre presenting "An Evening of Songs and Stories with Graham Nash."

Graham Nash will be performing at the historic Kalamazoo State Theatre on August 20th.

Nash's solo career began in 1971 and since then he has been inducted into the Song Writers Hall of Fame twice.

More information on Graham Nash at The Kalamazoo State Theatre on August 20th is k-a-z-o-o state dot com.

Support for Acoustic Cafe's Radio Show and WYCE comes from St. Cecilia Music Center, home to the Acoustic Cafe Folk Concert Series in Grand Rapids. 

Coming up on February 29th, iconic singer Aimee Mann performs live at St. Cecilia Music Center, and singer Marc Cohn returns to St. Cecilia Music Center on April 11^th.

Tickets for these and all other shows are at scmcgr dot org.

Support for WYCE comes from Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University. 

The World Affairs Council of Western Michigan presents an eight-week series on important global issues facing our world right now in its award-winning "Great Decisions" series. 

Hear from and dialogue with Hiroko Muraki-Gottlieb of the Elizabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University on "International High Seas Treaties" on Tuesday, February 27 from 6 to 7:15 p.m. at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum. 

An opening meet-and-greet is set from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. 

More information on the "Great Decisions" series is at World Michigan dot org and and under the Great Decisions tab. 

The World Affairs Council of Western Michigan..."To change the world, first know the world."

Support for WYCE comes from the Kalamazoo State Theatre presenting "An Evening of Songs and Stories with Graham Nash."

Graham Nash will be performing at the historic Kalamazoo State Theatre on August 20th.

Nash's solo career began in 1971 and since then he has been inducted into the Song Writers Hall of Fame twice.

More information on Graham Nash at The Kalamazoo State Theatre on August 20th is k-a-z-o-o state dot com.