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NPR's Michel Martin and "Tell Me More" are bringing their national news program to Detroit for two days! Tell them what THEY should know about our region in 25 words or less!
Krista Tippett and the "On Being" team visit East Detroit and speak with Chinese-American philosopher and civil rights legend Grace Lee Boggs.
What would it take to get you to move to Detroit? We asked and seven days later, over 2,200 people responded. We now share the surprising (and not-so-surprising) results of our survey with you.
The 22nd annual KIDS COUNT Data Book profiles the status of children on a national and state-by-state basis and ranks states on 10 measures of well-being. In this special segment, available only via web, Craig talks with Jane Zehnder Merrell of the Michigan League of Human Services about the state of children in Michigan.
Rosedale Community Players present DEATHTRAP by Ira Levin directed by Larry Rink assisted by Tim Bond & Cheryl Schubert
President Barack Obama addressed a crowd of several thousand at the University of Michigan's Glick Fieldhouse Friday morning. During his speech, he called for college education to become more affordable.
Here's his whole speech.
The Craig Fahle Show podcast, 1-27-2012.
WDET's Travis Wright let's listeners know the latest shindigs, musical attractions and everything else worth attending this weekend!
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Craig takes your calls about President Obama's education speech at the University of Michigan.
President Obama gave a speech at the University of Michigan about the rising cost of college tuition and what he wants to do to keep those costs down. Craig will be taking your calls at 313.577.1019.
President Obama continues his campaign swing through likely battleground states in the next election with a stop today (Fri.)at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
Governor Rick Snyder told the annual meeting of the Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau that people in the state – including the tourism industry – need to be more “relentlessly positive.”
Caesars Windsor is proud to present the extraordinary Elvis Costello and The Imposters
The Tigers introduced slugger Prince Fielder to reporters at Comerica Park on Thursday.
The Thursday, January 26, 2012 edition of The Craig Fahle Show.
Should Michigan's surplus go to hiring of law enforcement? Should it go to education? Where should it go? Craig discusses the topic at length with Michigan Chronicle Editor Bankole Thompson and invites listeners to dial 313-577-1019 to voice their opinions.
Andy Miller and Ben Potter speak with Craig about the launch of their new, internet publication 'The Detroit Journal'.
Dan Pitera and Guy Williams join Craig to discuss the new base for The Detroit Works Project.
Craig welcomes the host and producer of Graceful Aging, Gregory Bator, to discuss the role technology plays in the lives of baby boomers.
Craig talks to child-kidnapping survivor, Elizabeth Smart, about her own personal story, as well as how to not allow the past dictate a child survivor’s future. Smart is in town for a related speaking engagement at Care House of Oakland County's annual Circle of Friends benefit luncheon, which raises money for the organization's advocacy and child abuse prevention programs.
WDET's Rob St. Mary joins Craig to recap our Community Event in The Villages that took place last night at the Waldorf School.
Craig speaks to 26th District State Representative Jim Townsend about his recently-introduced plan to create the Southeast Michigan Regional Transit Authority.
A 101-year-old woman in Detroit is waiting to see whether she can go home after being evicted when her son failed to make mortgage payments and it went into foreclosure.
The Wednesday, January 25, 2012 edition of The Craig Fahle Show.
Editor in chief of City Limits magazine Jarrett Murphy joins Craig for the weekly Metro Times segment. This week's cover story explores the developing trend of overlooking major cities in presidential campaigns.
The Wayne Law Review is hosting a symposium, “National and State Marijuana Reform: The Social, Economic, Health and Legal Implications,” on Friday, January 27th, from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. in Wayne State University Law School’s Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium. Craig hosts two of the symposium's keynote speakers, former Michigan attorney general Mike Cox and director of state policies for the Marijuana Policy Project Karen O’Keefe.
Craig speaks with Indian Village neighborhood historian and long-time resident, Bob Cosgrove, about one of Detroit's most magnificent neighborhoods. Tonight WDET visits the area for a neighborhood discussion
SEMCOG just released their real estate report for 2012. President of First Commercial Realty & Development Co. and Urban Land Institute Chair William Watch joins Craig along with Jim Bieri, President and CEO of Stokas-Bieri Real Estate and a member of the Urban Land Institute Michigan Board of Directors to discuss the findings of the report in detail.
WDET's Pat Batcheller joins Craig to discuss the announcement that Brewer's Prince Fielder will join the Tigers.
Craig takes listeners' reactions to President Barack Obama's 2012 State of the Union address.
Residents shared their concerns about the four proposed council district maps at Liberty Temple Baptist Church in northwest Detroit.
Every two weeks, WDET’s Support the Arts initiative features an area non-profit or low profit arts & culture organization. This go 'round, it's Detroit Lives! And Philip Lauri's films After The Factory.
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