Christal and Beth Milligan (Traverse City Ticker) are joined by Craig Manning (Leelanau Ticker) for a packed look at the stories shaping Northern Michigan right now.

Support for Currently comes from West Shore Bank, committed to the well-being of our community, along with the Fresh Coast Film Festival Traverse City and Old Town Playhouse, where community comes together in downtown Traverse City.

Craig takes us into Leelanau County, where a long-running and often heated debate over a Youth for Christ permit in Leland has finally reached a decisive moment. He also breaks down the latest developments surrounding Nittolo's in Lake Leelanau, a situation that has locals asking what's next for the well-known spot.

Then, Beth brings us back to Traverse City with updates on a newly approved car wash project on Front Street and the latest movement surrounding the historic Carnegie building, two stories that speak to ongoing growth, development, and the questions that come with it.

Currently is a Compass Local podcast produced by Pancake Boy Productions.

On this week's episode of Currently, we focus entirely on the devastating flooding that has impacted communities across Northern Michigan...and what comes next.

Support for Currently comes from West Shore Bank, committed to the well-being of our community, along with the Fresh Coast Film Festival Traverse City and Old Town Playhouse, where community comes together in downtown Traverse City.

Christal and Beth Milligan (Traverse City Ticker) provide an in-depth, start-to-finish breakdown of the damage left behind by recent storms. From washed-out roads and overwhelmed infrastructure to the ripple effects on local businesses and residents, they walk through what's happened, what's still unfolding, and what potential threats could still be ahead as the region recovers.

Currently is a Compass Local podcast produced by Pancake Boy Productions.

Christal sits down with Chip and Lisa St. Clair, founders of the St. Clair Butterfly Foundation, for a powerful and deeply personal conversation about trauma, resilience, and what it really takes to create lasting change.

The Conversation is brought to you by TVC Cherry Capital Airport — your Northern Michigan connection.

Through Chip's remarkable survival story and the couple's shared journey, they explore how childhood trauma shapes behavior, why so many of our systems feel overwhelmed, and what it means to move beyond simply managing behavior to understanding the story underneath it.

Together, they break down the science of dysregulation, the importance of connection before correction, and how small shifts in the way we communicate can transform outcomes for kids, families, educators, and entire communities.

This conversation goes beyond theory. It's about real tools, real experiences, and a hopeful, practical path forward for anyone who has ever asked: what happened to you, and how do we help?