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PODCAST: The Power of Podcasts, Politicians, and Possibilities: Wrapping up the 2024 Election

Today, we wrap up our look at the 2024 Election with Steve Friess. He's a smart journalist with a lot of experience.  With a local lens, we'll talk about how many young people and people from different backgrounds voted for Trump. This was unexpected and shows that the polls were wrong. We'll also talk about why people wanted a big change, even if it might cause problems. We'll look at why the messaging didn't work well, and some of the number of reasons why Kamala Harris lost the election...

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PODCAST: The Day After in Michigan (And What I Got Wrong)

The election is over. There's a lot to unpack. Devon joined me for an unfiltered brain dump the day after Donald Trump not only wins Michigan, but rode a wider red wave nationally into office - as well as state legislature changes. From filter bubbles, to finding a way forward, to understanding there are multiple factors at play, we get into it. One of the things I always try to do is tell it to you straight, the best I see it - and when I miss, I acknowledge it and if it makes sense, talk...

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Why I predict Harris will win Michigan

Let's talk about why I'm more bullish on Kamala Harris and Elissa Slotkin's chances than many in the media. Plus, Cosm is coming to downtown Detroit (but where is the historic National Theater façade going?)

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PODCAST: Why We Think She Will Win Michigan

We think both Kamala Harris and Elissa Slotkin will be successful in their races this year, and how we came to that prediction

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We react to Trump dumping on Detroit, EVs and Politics, Possible Ann Arbor Voting Changes

Welcome back to your Daily Detroit!  In this episode, we react to the aftermath of Donald Trump's controversial speech at the Detroit Economic Club. We explore the implications of his comments about Detroit and how they resonate with both local and national audiences. Veteran political journalist Steve Friess shares his insights on the political landscape and the perception of Detroit in the media. We also discuss the evolving political dynamics in Michigan, touching on the first debate...

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What might decide Michigan? // What is social media in politics good for?

A conversation on politics with a local Metro Detroit and Michigan lens with veteran journalist Steve Friess

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Harris hitting 50% in Michigan; Proposed ban on Chinese software in U.S. cars; Where to see some amazing flower art

Don't forget we have a Happy Hour coming soon!

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Harris Hits 50% in Michigan Poll, Hamtramck Mayor Endorses Trump (and more ft. Steve Friess)

Each Monday until the election we're breaking down politics and what's happening with a local Michigan and Metro Detroit lens with Steve Friess, veteran political journalist who's written for the New York Times, Newsweek, Hour and others - and does the Ann Arbor Observer's weekly newsletter. On today's podcast: Election Countdown: Steve and Jer discuss the heightened awareness of the election countdown, influenced by Vice President Harris's entry into the race and the early voting process star...

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PODCAST: 750 New Residences In Troy, Debate debrief, Chief White may leave DPD, and listener feedback

Welcome to Wednesday, everyone! The prince of Detroit's Brightmoor returns for today's show. We do a little debate debrief of the presidential candidates' debate, with an emphasis on the impact on Metro Detroit, particularly regarding immigration and community concerns. The conversation then shifts to a significant local development project: The transformation of the former Kmart headquarters in Troy into Somerset West, a mixed-use development planned with 750 residential units, office space,...

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Questioning the polls, Michigan Dems sued by their own, and more (ft. Steve Friess)

Steve Friess joins us again to dive into the complexities of political polling, the upcoming presidential debate, and local Michigan politics. We dissect the reliability and value of national polls, discuss the implications of Kamala Harris's campaign strategies. We also explore the contentious University of Michigan Board of Regents race. Tune in for a deep dive into the current political landscape and what it means for Michigan and beyond. As always, you can follow Daily Detroit on Apple Pod...