Renk is a native Detroiter, and started his working career in the banking industry in Boston, Massachusetts, a great town for a young person. That led him to a company that sold bond accounting systems to the banking industry and gave him the chance to travel all over the United States for eight years. After that, he got married and settled down to work in a friend's business, helping drug companies deal with FDA compliance. Several years later the family moved from the Philadelphia area back to Michigan to be closer to family, and landed in Battle Creek, Michigan. That's when Renk decided to pursue his life long dream of working as a Talk Radio Host. He started out on WBCK, and added WKMI in Kalamazoo in 2011.
Renk
Governor Snyder’s Marshall Plan for Michigan Job Opportunities
Not everyone is college material and only us parents and our children can really know and determine that.
Study Finds Immigration Does Affect Job Openings
So you must ask yourself why people and politicians of a certain ideology want increased legal or illegal immigration if it does or could harm their constituents which are American citizens.
Michigan’s Use of Marijuana Oil
How many other “treatments” are you recommending that you do not have “sufficient knowledge” about?
Kalamazoo County ID Program and Renk’s Interview with the County Clerk
Those who do not have the proper documents to obtain an official ID from the state of Michigan and say they live in Kalamazoo County can now get an official government ID with less official documents and no background check.
University of Michigan’s Bias Response Team?
This is starting to sound Orwellian to me. One person’s free speech is another person’s hate speech.
Three Michigan Cities Among the Most Dangerous in the U.S.
Maybe we should look at the ideology that has lead these cities for decades
Michigan’s Civil Asset Forfeiture Law Update
I think most people who actually use their common sense would agree
Michigan Study, Global Warming and Moral Licensing
Have your heard of the phenomenon known as moral licensing?
$1.5 Million for a District Attorney Race; Could it be Coming to Michigan
Something does not sound or smell right here.