Season 2
Episode 1In the kick-off of the second season, Anne and Katie welcome three new(er) members to the City of the Village of Clarkston's City Council. Ted Quisenberry, Peg Roth and former council member and newly appointed Mayor Sue Wylie. The three talk about what their roles on city council are, interacting with the residents, the history of Clarkston and what they hope the future of Clarkston will be.
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Episode 2In this episode, Anne and Katie welcome the founder and CEO or REVEL Moments, Dean Brody. REVEL Moments allows fans and athletes to connect in a unique and curated experience.
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Episode 3In this episode, Anne and Katie welcome creative director and footwear extortioner, Brett Golliff. Golliff currently works on designing sneakers for Snibbs Footwear, Ethics the Brand and Kujoyardwear. Golliff used to work on the design team for Corvette.
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Episode 4What do a golf course and jewelry store have in common? Find out in the latest episode of Connecting Clarkston as Anne and Katie welcome General Manager of Fountains Golf Course, Al Kuhn and Co-Owner of Waterfall Jeweler, Andy Brown. Warning- A lot of laughs are imminent.
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Episode 5Time is the only truly treasured commodity for the first mother-son guest for Connecting Clarkston as Anne and Katie welcome the owner of Susan's Hallmark of Clarkston Susan Fryer and Owner and Founder of IGD Solutions Steve Hyer. Nothing is a blimp on the radar for Steve as his transition from the medical to web development or his 20 plus years serving on the Clarkston Community School Board of Education.
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Episode 6We are taking a trip to J School as Anne and Katie welcome Brand Manager with the VIEW Newspaper Group, Emily Caswell and editor for The Clarkston News, Megan Kelley. Kelley is just starting her role as the editor of the Clarkston News were Caswell is third-generation in the newspaper business. Anne asks two controversial questions and we learn that Katie won the Clarkston News coloring contest when she was a child.
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Episode 7Fail Faster!
Anne and Katie visit with to former Clarkston High School students to talk about the career-readiness paths at the high school both students found to help further their post-high school education. Team Rush Robotics- Team 27 member Luke Jeung and Independence Television Announcer Michael Rosenkranz explain how they found their passions through Team Rush and Independence Television and we find out that Katie took three years of Japanese. Watch |
Season 1Catch all the episodes from Season 1 on our On-Demand page.Episode 1- Jim Brueck of Native Landscapes and Missy Ludd with Howard Hannah Real Estate Services.
Episode 2- Clarkston Community Schools Board of Trustee Greg Need and Independence Township Board of Trustee Matt Stoain. Episode 3- City of the Village of Clarkston Mayor Eric Haven. Episode 4- Professional Stuntwomen and actor Sara Holden. Episode 5- Freemasons Cedar lodge #60 F & AM members Tom Braun and Larry Hess. Episode 6- Executive Director of the Clarkston Family Farm Chelsea O'Brien. Episode 7- Owner of Buzz Blocker Diana Shea and co-owner of Inscribe Books Joanne Leddy. Episode 8- Executive Director of the Clarkston Area Chamber of Commerce Kendal Penney Petzold and Brandon Still with Main Street MI. Episode 9- Josh Zawadzki and Don Upton from the Doshi Candle Company. Episode 10- Clarkston High School Principal Gary Kaul. Episode 11- Fox 2 Detroit Reporter Jessica Dupnack. Episode 12- Amy Laboissonniere with Independence Township Parks, Recreation and Seniors. Episode 13- Jesica Spencer with Spencer Real Estate. Episode 14- Founder and Chief Nerd with Wiztech Computer Repair Paul Angelini. Episode 15- Pine Knob Elementary School teacher and author Anne Baldwin. Episode 16- Christi Brown with Intuitively Strong. Episode 17- Owner of Rudy's Corporate Dining Robert Esshaki. |
Listen to all episodes from Season 1 on Spotify.
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