Jordan and Layne discuss their ideal choices for the newly vacant Detroit Lions General Manager and Head Coaching jobs in this week’s episode of Spartans, Wolverines and Beards.
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It finally happened! The Lions fired Bob Quinn and Matt Patricia. Listen to Layne’s quick thoughts on the move.
The following piece “Three Things You Must Know For a Career in Nursing” was submitted by Watershed Voice reader Julia Merrill on the field of nursing. If you would like to submit content to WSV, you can do so through our website.
The following poem was submitted by a Weekly Witness for Peace participant at the conclusion of the *culture is not optional event series held at The Huss Project in Three Rivers.
This week features Layne and Jordan tackling the latest developments of the High School Football Playoffs as well as the current status of Michigan and Michigan State football. Jordan provides an optimistic rationale for all Michigan fans, and Layne explores if the Lions can actually make the playoffs.
On our Recruiting Special, Jordan breaks down the upcoming recruiting class for Michigan and Michigan State basketball. Tune in and listen to his one-of-a-kind opinions and thoughts on this bonus episode!
Who should stay? Who should go? Find out on this week’s episode! On top of recapping the disappointing status of Michigan sports, Jordan and Layne recap the past week of St. Joe County High School sports action.
The Paul Bunyan Trophy is coming home! On the heels of an unexpected 27-24 Michigan State victory in Ann Arbor, Layne and Jordan break down the results of Hate Week! They also dive into Week 1 of the MHSAA Football Playoffs and preview Week 2 of High School Football Playoff action. The fellas dig into some High School Volleyball District matchups as well. Lastly, they discuss the Detroit Lions and what actions they could have taken at the NFL trade deadline. Swearing in Episode.
Watershed Voice sent out questionnaires to over 30 candidates in contested local, state, and national races in St. Joseph County and the surrounding area for the November 3 General Election. In the days leading up to Election Day, Watershed will publish the answers it has received. Andrew George, a Democratic candidate for the First District seat on the St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners, filled out our questionnaire. These are his answers.
Watershed Voice sent out questionnaires to over 30 candidates in contested local, state, and national races in St. Joseph County and the surrounding area for the November 3 General Election. In the days leading up to Election Day, Watershed will publish the answers it has received. Marcia Squier, a Green Party candidate for Michigan’s open seat in the United States Senate, filled out our questionnaire. These are her answers.
Watershed Voice sent out questionnaires to over 30 candidates in contested local, state, and national races in St. Joseph County and the surrounding area for the November 3 General Election. In the days leading up to Election Day, Watershed will publish the answers it has received. Von Peterson, a Democratic candidate for Treasurer of Lockport Township, filled out our questionnaire. These are his answers.
Watershed Voice sent out questionnaires to over 30 candidates in contested local, state, and national races in St. Joseph County and the surrounding area for the November 3 General Election. In the days leading up to Election Day, Watershed will publish the answers it has received. Amy East, a Democratic candidate for the 59th District seat in the Michigan State House of Representatives, filled out our questionnaire. These are her answers.
Watershed Voice sent out questionnaires to over 30 candidates in contested local, state, and national races in St. Joseph County and the surrounding area for the November 3 General Election. In the days leading up to Election Day, Watershed will publish the answers it has received. Kathy Greaves, a Democratic candidate for the Second District seat on the St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners, filled out our questionnaire. These are her answers.
*Mild swearing in episode* In this week’s episode, Jordan and Layne discuss notable achievements for some local High School sports teams. They also re-debut their infamous “pick ’em” segment, and discuss their predictions for Michigan and Michigan State’s win/loss records for the 2020 season. Lastly, they discuss the Lions’ 34-16 win in Jacksonville.
Watershed Voice sent out questionnaires to over 30 candidates in contested local, state, and national races in St. Joseph County and the surrounding area for the November 3 General Election. In the days leading up to Election Day, Watershed will publish the answers it has received. Jon Hoadley, a Democratic candidate for Michigan’s Sixth District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, filled out our questionnaire. These are his answers.
Watershed Voice sent out questionnaires to over 30 candidates in contested local, state, and national races in St. Joseph County and the surrounding area for the November 3 General Election. In the days leading up to Election Day, Watershed will publish the answers it has received. Christy Trammell, a Republican candidate for Lockport Township Clerk, filled out our questionnaire. These are her answers.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, Michigan and Michigan State football is back! On this week’s episode, Layne and Jordan conduct a deep dive on Michigan and Michigan State’s football programs. The fellas also discuss some High School sports and preview the Detroit Lions’ Week 6 opponent. Mild swearing in episode.
Watershed Voice sent out questionnaires to over 30 candidates running for elected school board positions in St. Joseph County and the surrounding area. Leading up to the General Election on November 3, Watershed will publish the questionnaires as it receives them back from the candidates. Rebecca Stoll, a candidate for the School Board governing Colon Community Schools, filled out our questionnaire. These are her answers.