Experience Michiana - February 12th, 2016
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Episode #888 - February 12th, 2016
The IU South Bend's Civil Rights Heritage Center is having a number of events in February for Black History month, and Kelly Morgan caught up with Darryl Heller, its Director for details. Even with this mild winter there is plenty of snow up at Swiss Valley Ski & Snowboard Area, and Rick and Kelly head up to Jones, Michigan to watch an event they call winter Jam. Andy Hughes tells us what's going on In The Bend. Marybeth Saunders decided to use her talents as an actor to shine a light on a problem often overlooked in our area; eating disorders.
Original Airdate: February 12, 2016
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The IU South Bend's Civil Rights Heritage Center is having a number of events in February for Black History month, and Kelly Morgan caught up with Darryl Heller, its Director for details. From art exhibits, movie presentations and lectures, there's a lot going on. For a schedule and more information, go here: http://crhc.iusb.eduGuests
- Darryl HellerDirectorIU South Bend's Civil Rights Heritage Center
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- Darryl HellerDirectorIU South Bend's Civil Rights Heritage Center
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Even with this mild winter there is plenty of snow up at Swiss Valley Ski & Snowboard Area, and Rick and Kelly head up to Jones, Michigan to watch an event they call winter Jam. They'll meet Alex Linn and Jamie Stafne to find out what's happening on the slopes. Get more info here: www.SkiSwissValley.comGuests
- Alex LinnSnow Sports DirectorSwiss Valley Ski & Snowboard Area
- Jamie StafneMarketing DirectorSwiss Valley Ski & Snowboard Area
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- Alex LinnSnow Sports DirectorSwiss Valley Ski & Snowboard Area
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For a listing of what's happening in the area, be sure to check out the In The Bend section of the South Bend Tribune every Thursday or go to www.InTheBend.com. This week Rick Hummer Catches up with Andy Hughes, the Arts & Entertainment Editor for the SB Tribune for a look at some of the can't miss events happening soon.Guests
- Andrew S. HughesArts & Entertainment EditorInTheBend.com
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- Andrew S. HughesArts & Entertainment EditorInTheBend.com
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Marybeth Saunders decided to use her talents as an actor to shine a light on a problem often overlooked in our area; eating disorders. She has produced a one woman show that focuses on the subject, and is planning several events to help get information out there. Kelly Morgan sat down with Marybeth to find out why. Get more info here: www.MarybethSaunders.comGuests
- Marybeth SaundersSinger
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