Jer Staes
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith made some off-the-cuff comments about Detroit that got a lot of Detroiters real mad about how he perceived the city and the Lions impact on it.
02:09 – Norris Howard
If there’s anything Detroiters know how to do, it’s how to tap our feet and nod to the beat. And so often in history, those beats are made right here.
Local history expert,
Fletcher Sharpe is in and we’re here to talk the Detroit Lions.
01:08 – Is/was the curse of Bobby Layne real?
03:18 – Recapping the Lions/Buccaneers games, highlights, lowlights, things to watch
Although a lot of attention is paid to buses and transit in the city of Detroit, the reality is the vast majority of people in Metro Detroit do not live within the city limits. Although
Today’s show is a special one as we kick off talking to Mike Tirico, the sports broadcasting legend. Then, Jer and Devon get into some stories to know around Metro Detroit.
01:43 – Mike
What is there to look forward to in 2024? Urbanize Detroit’s Robin Runyan is in the Daily Detroit studio at Techtown and we discuss that and more.
00:46 – Amazon is buying a stake
We now know our weekend playoff opponent: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers. So what’s next? What do the Detroit Lions need to do? Plus, we talk a little bit about the Pistons trade.
Full rundown:
With the recent drama at the Michigan State Party around who’s in charge, finances and more – we got to thinking, in the age of Trump, does a state party matter anymore, or is it
The Detroit Lions won their first playoff game in a long, long time against the LA Rams.
How are we feeling about it? Is the “Same Old Lions” curse over? How great was it the
We’ve got a bit of a conference exhaustion after a very busy Thursday, but Devon O’Reilly and Fletcher Sharpe picked up themselves and we digitally got together for a little post-Detroit Policy Conference
Norris Howard is in and we’ve got stories around Detroit and Metro Detroit to talk about on the podcast.
00:47 – Target is pulling out of the deal for the City Target at Mack
The Henry Ford is full of trips through history that relate to today, but going on right now until January 15 is Mandela: The Official Exhibition.
Cynthia Jones, their Director of Museum Experiences, Exhibitions & Engagement,
01:19 – The National championship was not even close
02:28 – Michigan’s defense did a number on Michael Penix Jr.
05:34 – Washington got dominated
08:41 – When Fletcher got hit so hard he
Where is Michigan (and America) at with electric vehicles and battery technology? Gabrielle Coppola, a journalist at Bloomberg, joins me for a conversation on the Daily Detroit podcast.
Coppola wrote a very interesting piece, “America’
It’s Friday! Which means a big dose of what to know and where to go in Metro Detroit on the podcast.
Devon O’Reilly joins me and we hit a ton of topics:
01:
Norris Howard is back from vacation and we just into talking about local stories around town.
01:39 – There’s talk of moving the Detroit Auto Show again, back to the winter months as recent
January in Detroit doesn’t have to be boring! Here's where you'll find the fun and interesting.
From things to do this January 2024 to remembering BD’s Mongolian Grill still exists to answering a listener question to the best of our ability why there were no restaurant weeks in Winter vs.
Hello 2024! Crazy weekend of football, and the Detroit Pistons finally break their losing streak.
From the Daily Detroit studio at Techtown, here’s the rundown:
00:30 – Lions discussion begins, did the Lions get
Devon and Jer recap their 2023 predictions and if they were on point or just how wrong they were, and make new ones for 2024.
02:33 – Recapping 2023 predictions including will there be a
It’s among the best of time in Detroit sports as the Lions clinch the NFC North, bringing home a division title for the first time in more than three decades. It’s also among