Crain's Detroit Business Writer Chad Halcom joins Craig to discuss the increase in annual premiums of Catastrophic Claims Association.
Hamtramck is the site of a battle circling around the issue of Street Art that is popping up all over the city.
Former Detroit City Council Member Sheila Cockrel and Former Wayne State University President Irv Reid join Craig to discuss the new initiative Citizen Detroit Project that works to teach voters the complex terrain that legislators mu st navigate to make decisions for the City's future.
American Lung Association field organizer Jim Harrington speaks to WDET’s Laura Weber about Michigan's improving air quality.
College expenses and loans force students to make critical decisions about the course of study they will take. Craig takes calls and discusses the realities of today's job market.
Podcast for the Friday, May 11, 2012.
Travis Wright shares this weekend's music and culture events this weekend.
Wall Street Journal Science Writer Lee Hotz discusses his recent article about how bragging makes your brain happy!
Listeners call in to identify mothers from television, film and song and share the best advice their moms gave them.
StoryCorps Founder David Isay visits to discuss this important new form of journalism that travels to people and gives them a platform to tell their story. StoryCorps will be coming to Detroit this year.
Mothering Justice leader Danielle Atkinson and State Representative Vicki Barnett join Craig to discuss the aims of the organization and unveil what Mom's really want for Mother's Day.
Conservative writer Robert Laurie kicks off a call-in about Presidential Candidates Romney and Obama and their indiscretions as high school students.
The podcast for Thursday, May 10, 2012.
Mosaic Theatre has its newest production "Now That I Can Dance."
Bankole Thompson visits to talk about the newest Kwame Scandal, City Council's woes with disqualified nominees, and how the President's support of Gay marriage will affect the black vote.
Johnathan Holifield will speak on May 10 from 5-7 pm.
The podcast for Wednesday, May 9, 2012.
Curt Guyette joins Craig to discuss the balance between voter fraud and voter suppression.
It's graduation time again and plenty of speeches are being made to the class of 2012. Craig talks with Forbes Blogger J. Maureen Henderson about her latest article.
Music Director Leonard Slatkin announced that Yoonshin Song has been appointed the DSO's first new concertmaster in 24 years.
Rick Pluta will join Craig to talk about Romney's visit to Michigan and other campaign news.
Live in studio performance with jazz pianist and vocalist, Freddie Cole.
The DIA is seeking a millage in Macomb, Wayne and Oakland counties.
Craig Fahle talks to Jazz bassist Ralphe Armstrong.
WDET's Jerome Vaughn updates listeners on the Detroit Works Project recent "Community Conversations."
Stephen Henderson and Craig discuss Gay Marriage and its role as an issue in the Presidential campaign.
Wayne State University Professor Saeed Khan joins Craig to talk about U.S. relations in the Arab world.
Metro Parent editor Julia Elliott and two teachers join Craig to talk about Teacher Appreciation Week.
A report from the National Wildlife Federation says current laws would not protect the Great Lakes from oil spills.
