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Video Should we cover I-75 in Downtown Detroit? // District Detroit focuses on residential
Some big news in downtown Detroit development, as there's word of changes with the plans for the District
Video Sustainable meat and meals in Metro Detroit (ft. Ping Ho and Sarah Welch of Marrow)
Can sustainable, short food chains work in Metro Detroit, Michigan and America? Many know Marrow as one of Detroit'
Video The big list of Detroit spots to check out is back (ft. Jeanette Pierce)
There's so much to enjoy in Detroit, but did you know how much? A refreshed list of bars,
Video Lions trade for Carlton Davis // Weaver has words with fan // Detroit City FC season kickoff
A ton of Detroit sports to unpack this week. Here's the rundown with Fletcher Sharpe: 01:21 - Breaking
Video Chef Max Hardy (from 2018)
Today we remember Chef Maxcel Hardy, who last week passed away unexpectedly at the age of 40. He stopped by
Video St. Patrick's Day preview (with an O'Reilly) // Detroit NFL Draft map talk
Devon O'Reilly is in as he is every Friday. But today, a couple of his favorite topics are
Video Pharmacies closing, Clinton Township explosion, and where to get crafty fabrics
Producer Shianne is in the studio today, and we get into stories around town and a little podcast inside baseball.
Video Being vital means more than going viral // Listener feedback
Today's episode is in two parts. First, there was a buck of listener feedback on the episode last
Video Packard Plant coming down // Tigers optimism // Larkin out for two weeks
Fletcher Sharpe is in - and we talk about a big demolition underway, the Tigers and Red Wings. 01:16 - The
Video Detroit's demolitions are winding down (ft. LaJuan Counts)
Despite the news today that the Packard Plant is having another section of it demolished, the reality is Detroit'
Video The Weekender: Pizza Cat Max is done soon // Work starts at old Chung's restaurant // Inside Detroit's first 3D printed house
Plus an east side park is closing for the summer and more stories around town