On May 22 in history, “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” premiered, Pac-Man was released, and Grand Rapids filmed its record-setting LipDub video. (READ MORE)
On May 22 in history, “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” premiered, Pac-Man was released, and Grand Rapids filmed its record-setting LipDub video. (READ MORE)
On May 21 in history, Charles Lindbergh completed his Atlantic flight, Michigan named the robin its state bird, and “The Empire Strikes Back” premiered. (READ MORE)
While going through some old audio tapes recently, I stumbled upon this gem… It’s a classic radio moment when Jerry Mahoney visited “Rick, Darla, and Scott” on WGRD back in the Fall of 1995. Ventriloquism on the radio worked for the likes of Edgar Bergen, Paul Winchell, and Jimmy Nelson…I guess it could work just as well for Rick Beckett. At least the audience never saw his lips move! (READ MORE)
On May 20 in history, Levi Strauss patented blue jeans, Charles Lindbergh began his Atlantic flight, and “Cheers” aired its final episode. (READ MORE)
After Grand Rapids was called a “dying city” in 2011, thousands of people joined together to create the massive Grand Rapids LipDub video in response.
On May 19 in history, Buick was incorporated in Detroit, the Rubik’s Cube was invented, and the Edenville Dam collapsed in Michigan. (READ MORE)
On May 18 in history, “Dracula” was published, Holland’s Tulip Time Festival began, and Mount St. Helens erupted in Washington state. (READ MORE)