Daily Detroit pushes Detroit’s conversation forward by sharing what to know and where to go in the Detroit region.

Founded in 2014 as a blog, the project evolved over time to include not just where to go around town, but to cover the issues and topics important to our community.

The first version was built on the stage at Nancy Whiskey’s in Detroit’s Corktown. Over the last five years we have reached millions of people through our website, not including our social media platforms.

Our primary focus is now our daily podcast. We report and talk about Detroit’s news, people, voices, places, things to do, events, food and bar scene, development, culture, history and quirks that make us uniquely Detroit.

Our reporting zone is the tri-county area. That’s defined as Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties. We also are interested in stories in Michigan and those having ties to our region.

We believe in Detroit’s motto: Speramus meliora; resurget cineribus – We hope for better things; it will arise from the ashes.

Our Team:

Jer Staes, Co-Founder, Host & Editor/Producer – More Stories

Sven Gustafson, Host & Reporter – More Stories8 Wood Blog

Shianne Nocerini, Host & Things To Do Around Town Reporter – More Stories

Contributors:

Randy Walker, Social Media – Nuri Gocay, Technology – Erika DeVriendt – Dan Fuoco – Stephanie Jane – Ardelia Lee – Joel Gullickson – Devon O’Reilly – Marge Sorge – Janis Tsai – Mishara Walker – Guest Posts From The Detroit Community

Content Partnerships:

Detroit Public Television, Chalkbeat, IT in the D, 8 Wood Blog

Creative Director Emeritus – Nick Hagen 

Editor Emeritus – Patrick McNamara

Daily Detroit is completely independent and owned by our contributors. We are based in the beautiful City Of Detroit. We are funded by advertisers and our members. Advertisers have no say in our journalistic or opinion content. Members are encourage to submit story ideas, as is the general public.

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Telephone: 313-437-1470

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