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Tommy Dylan and Brook Taylor have been co-hosting mornings together for five years. Combined, they have more than 20 years of morning show experience. Their desire is to encourage others to encourage others.
Hello!
We're excited to join you at Star 105.7. If we're new to you, thanks for giving us a chance to wake you up. If you're new to Star 105.7, welcome! We promise to deliver the show you've grown to love with fun and encouragement. We consider this a HUGE 'salt and light' opportunity. For those of you that are just trying us out, feel free to drop an email to us or give us a call at 458-1057. Our show is designed for your whole family to enjoy--you'll never hear anything that you'll have to "explain" to your kids...its clean, wholesome fun...with the information you need...and the music you LOVE from Star 105.7!
One of the ways Tommy and Brook do this, is by encouraging you to "Think Outside Yourself"...TOY. Have you ever considered paying for the person behind you in line at the drive-thru? You can make someone's day! There are many more ways you can TOY to encourage others. Can you imagine how West Michigan could change if we all did that?
Here's a pretty cool devotion that was written about our transition to STAR 105.7.
Above all, your voice is heard and you direct their show. Do you have a thought or comment? Would you like for us to host your event? Even a prayer request. Feel free to get in touch with Tommy and Brook today. They are just experiencing life with you as a community bonded together with similar experiences creating many memorable moments.
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Have you had your car safety seat checked?? If not, join Star 105.7 and the Helen DeVos Children's hospital for the child safety seat inspection in your neighborhood! Click the Safe Kids box to learn more...and listen for info weekday mornings!
Do you Think Outside Yourself?
Each week, Tommy and Brook recognize individuals who do just that.





Cold-weather mishaps to avoid:
1. Lingering in a hot shower. When it's freezing outside, it's tempting take a long steam-bath. But after about 15 minutes, your skin begins losing precious moisture!
2. Using soap-based facial cleanser. In winter, when there's not as much moisture in the air, you're better off with a non-foaming cleanser.
3. Applying foundation to flaky skin. No foundation looks good on super-dry skin. Exfoliate regularly and use night cream. And use moisturizing foundation, not powder.
4. Skipping SPF. The sun's rays are still dangerous in winter. Even you're only outside briefly, use a daytime moisturizer with at least SPF 30.
5. Neglecting your hands. Don't forget your gloves! Also, anti-bacterial soaps can be drying, so use a mild, creamy one instead, plus a rich cream especially for hands.
6. Rough feet. Once a week, soak your feet in warm, soapy water for 15 minutes, then buff the soles with a foot file. To seal cracks, put on ointment or rich foot cream.
7. Too much bronzer. Try a body lotion with a low dose of the self-tanner DHA.
8. Hat head. To prevent messing up your hair, make sure it's totally dry before putting on your hat -- even if it's slightly damp, it will dry flattened-out under the hat.
Source: Allure

Why do people run late? Experts say there are at least three personality types who are prone to being late:
Here are some tips for tackling tardiness, from Diana DeLonzer, author of the book Never Be Late Again, 7 Cures for the Punctually Challenged: