Bloomfield Community Televison

Bottom Line ’The J with COO Sarah Allyn’

COO of The J, Sarah Allyn discusses what The J is and what they offer. The J exists to strengthen Detroit Jewish community by collaborating to create exceptional Jewish programs wherever you are. Located in West Bloomfield, our facility offers year-round programming for families, children, teens and adults. We also feature a fitness center, three swimming pools, a grill and cafe, summer day camp, preschool (6 months–6 years), inline hockey arena, family parenting center and an art gallery⁠—just to name a few! We continue to expand and diversify our programs, but our goals have remained the same since our founding: to provide the finest programming, events and services, and to guarantee that our J is a place of Jewish values where everyone is welcome regardless of age, gender, race, religion, ethnicity, ability or financial status. Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit 6600 W Maple Rd West Bloomfield Township, MI 48322 Phone: (248) 661-1000 www.jccdet.org

Bottom Line ’JARC’

Bottom Line has focused on topics that can enrich the lives of the audience and also highlight many non-profit organizations that do tremendous work in our community that hopefully Bottom Line is able to shine a light on!

About You ’Habitat For Humanity of Oakland County’

About You ’Dr. Niru Prasad, MD. Esteemed Pediatrician’

Ep. 02 Let’s Plant Houses - Tom’s Inspiring Journey Raising His Son With Special Needs

Join us on this episode of Let’s Plant Houses as we sit down with Tom, a remarkable parent who shares his family’s journey of raising his son with special needs. Listen in as our guest opens up about the strength, resilience, and unwavering love that has shaped their family's story. He also offers invaluable advice for other parents navigating similar paths.

Coffee with Carrie 'Fire Fighter/Paramedic, Chris Hull & Operations Officer, Kevin Cardinale'

Longtime Bloomfield Township Fire Department (BTFD) Firefighter/Paramedic Kevin Cardinale was recently promoted from Battalion Chief to Operations Officer. Cardinale has been a member of the BTFD since 1996. His new position of Operations Officer was recently created and has a main focus on public information. Additionally, Kevin will work as a community liaison and work on department recruitment. He spoke about being available for neighborhood association/organization meetings. “People ask questions and it’s an opportunity to learn what more we can do for the community,” Kevin stated. You can contact Kevin for a meeting request by calling 248-433-7747. Along with Firefighter/Paramedic Chris Hull, Kevin appeared on this week’s episode of Coffee with Carrie. Hosted by Bloomfield Township Director of Cable and Community Relations Carrie LeZotte, the podcast highlights Township employees and promotes community events. Chris Hull, who is President of BTFD Charities, spoke about this Wednesday’s “Fill The Boot” event. A staple since 2003, “Fill The Boot,” will have BTFD personnel and family members looking for donations to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). Chris added that the BTFD “is a very family oriented organization, our families meet each other and become family.” Volunteers will be spread throughout Bloomfield Township from 830am to 430pm on Wednesday November 22, with main locations near the intersections of Maple Road/Lahser Road and Telegraph Road/Long Lake Road. You will see various helpers using actual firefighter boots to collect funds to benefit MDA’s mission to provide treatment for patients and support for their family members.
For more information about this and other BTFD events, check their Facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/BloomfieldTownshipFire
https://bloomfieldtwp.org/Services/Cable-and-Community-Relations/Watch-BCTV-Live/Video-on-Demand/2023-Shows/Coffee-with-Carrie.aspx
 

Ep. 00: Let’s Plant Houses - Learn What It’s All About

Learn what Let's Plant Houses is all about.
 
 
 

Ep. 01: Let’s Plant Houses - Parents Navigating Crisis in the Healthcare System with Bill and Wendy

Join us for this episode of "Let's Plant Houses," where my husband, Bill, and I engage in a heartfelt conversation about the most challenging crisis we've encountered with our beloved daughter, Nicola, who has profound autism and bipolar disorder. In this candid discussion, we will openly share our harrowing journey through the intricacies of the healthcare system, with the hope that our story can serve as a beacon of guidance and support for others facing similar challenges.

Michigan Entrepreneur ’Umoja Fine Arts’

Michigan Entrepreneur ’Your Eye on Fashion’