Greg Trimmer, a Lansing Community College student, shares his inspiring journey into the world of media and entertainment in this episode of LCC Connect. After initially pursuing a path as a youth pastor, he realized that it was not his true calling, leading him to take a break from school and eventually return to LCC to find his passion. Now, he is set to launch his own podcast, "Front Row, Backstage," where he aims to highlight the hard work of individuals i.n the entertainment industry. Greg reflects on the supportive community at LCC and the pivotal moments that helped him discover his purpose in media. Listeners can look forward to engaging conversations and insights from various guests in his upcoming show, showcasing the vibrant connections within the industry.

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Daedalian speaks with Jim Ervin, the host of the podcast "Time Signatures," which celebrates blues music and its rich history. Jim shares his journey into the world of blues, influenced by his mother's love for legendary artists like B.B. King and Muddy Waters, and how his passion has evolved over the years. The conversation delves into Jim's impressive collection of vinyl and CDs, which has grown significantly in a short time, illustrating his deep appreciation for various music genres. They also discuss Jim's impactful interviews with renowned musicians, including Walter Trout and Joe Bonamassa, highlighting the personal stories that resonate with audiences. Additionally, Jim reveals his involvement with the Michigan Blues Preservation Society and talks about Steven Salter's Killer Blues Headstone Project.

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Daedalian Lowry talks with Bob Garrett, the new college archivist at Lansing Community College, who is launching an LCC Connect podcast titled "Tales from the LCC Archives." The show aims to explore the rich history of LCC and shares fascinating stories from the archives, with episodes premiering on October 22. Bob discusses his extensive background in archiving, emphasizing the importance of preserving both physical and digital materials. He shares insights into the role of an archivist, including the intriguing process of uncovering historical information and the stories behind them. With a passion for history and community engagement, Bob hopes to inspire listeners to appreciate the past and connect with the history of their college.

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