The February 22, 2012 edition of 'The Craig Fahle Show'

In the weekly Metro Times segment, Editor Kim Heron joins Craig to discuss Oak Park's high school class of 1970 and the high density of musical talent that came out of it.

Craig welcomes Deborah Baughman of Southfield-based Jaffe, Raitt, Heuer & Weiss. Baughman will be the keynote speaker for the "Keeping the Family Cottage in the Family" seminar at the Cottage and Lakefront Living Show.

Urban Science's Shannon Muldowney and Matt Bejin join Craig to discuss their company's move to offer an incentive program to live in Detroit.

Craig talks with Vice President and General Manager of Automotive Software for Elektrobit Automotive Inc., Dr. Rainer Holve, about the new direction of automated navigation and what it means for consumers.

Craig speaks with the Michigan Public Radio Network's Rick Pluta about the court decision voiding the emergency financial manager of Highland Park.

Craig welcomes author Margaret Mason about her book, These Hands, the story of African American workers at the Wonder Bread factory during the '50's and early '60's.

The Craig Fahle Show podcast for Tuesday, February 21, 2012.

Rick Santorum's lead in the polls over Mitt Romney has dwindled. Craig takes listener calls on Michigan's primary and our state's role in choosing a candidate for the Republican party.

Craig discusses Michigan's panhandling law with Miriam Aukerman, a staff attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan. Aukerman recently defended peaceful panhandling in a Grand Rapids federal court as protected under the first amendment.

Craig speaks with President of the Chaldean Chamber Martin Manna about MyDetroitGrocers.com, an online resource for Detroiters to find fresh, quality groceries in the city.

Craig takes an deeper look at GOP Presidential Candidate Senator Rick Santorum with a profile from Philadelphia Inquirer Politics columnist Tom Fitzgerald.

Craig discusses the bipartisan "No Budget, No Pay" Act with "No Labels" Co-founder and former State of Kentucky Treasurer Jonathan Miller. The basic premise of the No Budget, No Pay Act is that if members of Congress can't get their jobs done on time, they shouldn't be paid.

Craig speaks with Smarterphone President Tony Merlo about utilizing the technology in your smart phone.

Craig discusses ideas on how to counter violence in the community with Detroit Police Chief Ralph Godbee and community activist and BME winner, Yusef Shakur.

The Craig Fahle Show podcast for Monday, February 20, 2012.

Dan Duggan of Crain's Detroit Business joins Craig again for their weekly segment. This week they're talking about Farmington Hills-based 5-Hour Energy owner Manoj Bhargava. The company has big plans to desalinate local waters, and that's just for starters.

Craig peaks with Wayne State University assistant professor of social work A. Antonio González-Prendes about the “Culture- and Gender-Sensitive Regulation of Anger,” a free lecture from WSU's School of Social Work.

Craig speaks with Public Campaign President and CEO Nick Nyhart about the United States' current campaign finance system and his nonprofit's efforts to change it.

Join Dr. Manish Jain, Associate Chief Medical Officer for WSU Physican Group-OBGYN, and Craig as they explore Presidential hopeful Rick Santorum's recent comments over prenatal testing. Craig takes listener calls on the issue.

The Boston Globe Staff Writer Scott Helman joins Craig to discuss the recent book he co-authored, "The Real Romney."

Podcast for The Craig Fahle Show, Friday, February 17, 2012.

How well do you know the 2012 Presidential candidates? Craig challenges listeners to a quiz.

WDET's Rob St. Mary joins Craig to talk about the community meeting WDET held at the Compas Center in Southwest Detroit.

Craig speaks with Thomas Quinn, Senior Investigator in the HIV and STD Section of National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases, about new and old untreatable diseases.

Craig hosts a panel discussion on Detroit's new city council districts with Publius Executive Director Vince Keenan, founder of DetCharter.com Jacqueline Bejma, and LEAP Program Director Khalil Ligon.

The Thursday, February 16, 2012 edition of 'The Craig Fahle Show'.

Our weekly guest Bankole Thompson, Senior Editor of The Michigan Chronicle, speaks with Craig about recent news in Michigan politics.

Craig recaps WDET's community meeting in Delray on February 15 with WDET's Rob St. Mary.

In order to vote the upcoming Michigan primary, you will need to choose either the Republican or Democratic ballot, and your choice will be part of the public record. What do you think this will accomplish? Do you agree or disagree with the decision? Craig takes listener calls.

Wayne State University Professor Tim Butler and his wife, Beverly, join the Craig Fahle Show to talk about the push for organ donation on college campuses.

Craig welcomes Detroit-area poet and Associate Director of the Center for Chicano-Boricua Studies Ethriam Brammer and Jacqueline Vazquez, the president of WSU's El Salon de Nuestra Cultura student organization. The organization is screening the documentary "Precious Knowledge", Friday, February 17, in WSU's General Lectures Building.

Craig welcomes Dr. Brian Jacob, a professor at the University of Michigan's School of Education, to the show to talk about the recent results for the state-wide MEAP test.