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Business

PODCAST: New Coronavirus Cases Top 1,000 In Michigan, And An Economist Puts Unemployment Claims In Historical Perspective

Mar 31, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

It's Tuesday, in the decent chance you need a reminder of what day it is today, and we've got another full episode worth of coronavirus updates. I also speak with Anson Smuts, a senior economist at …

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Filed Under: Business, Cars, Podcasts

PODCAST: Detroit Police Chief James Craig Has Coronavirus, And Ventilators Get Political AF

Mar 27, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

The coronavirus pandemic is intensifying in Michigan on multiple fronts. The state reported a jump of 801 new cases, Detroit Police Chief James Craig has now tested positive for COVID-19, and Ford and …

PODCAST: Detroit Police Chief James Craig Has Coronavirus, And Ventilators Get Political AFRead More

Filed Under: Business, Cars, City Of Detroit, Podcasts

What We’re Learning About Coronavirus From Infected Patients, According To A Beaumont Doctor

Mar 24, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

Dr. Joel Fishbain, an infectious disease specialist with Beaumont, Grosse Pointe, joins the show today and tells us about what's happening on the front lines of the battle against the coronavirus. …

What We’re Learning About Coronavirus From Infected Patients, According To A Beaumont DoctorRead More

Filed Under: Business, City Of Detroit, Macomb County, Oakland County, Podcasts

PODCAST: COVID-19 Updates And What The Governor’s Shelter-In-Place Coronavirus Order Means

Mar 23, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Monday issued a stay-at-home order to all Michigan residents, ordering non-essential businesses and work places closed and outlawing all public or private gatherings between …

PODCAST: COVID-19 Updates And What The Governor’s Shelter-In-Place Coronavirus Order MeansRead More

Filed Under: Business, City Of Detroit, Food + Drink, Health, Podcasts

Paczki, Pot And Passenger Trains: A Daily Detroit Mardi Gras Edition Podcast

Feb 25, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

If you like listening to people eating telling stories over a box of paczki, this episode is for you. Because it's Fat Tuesday, and that can only mean two things here in Detroit: jelly-filled paczki …

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Filed Under: Business, City Of Detroit, Food + Drink, Podcasts, Transit

Inside Philip Kafka’s Long-Game Vision For Detroit

Feb 21, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

Philip Kafka has made a big splash since arriving in Detroit during the last decade. He’s helped open two of the city’s most celebrated restaurants, Takoi and Magnet, and he’s the developer behind the …

Inside Philip Kafka’s Long-Game Vision For DetroitRead More

Filed Under: Business, City Of Detroit, Development, Podcasts

PODCAST: Detroit Launches New Arts Fund, And A Lawsuit Targets Recreational Marijuana Licensing Delays

Feb 20, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

Rising Pheasant Mural in North Corktown. Created earlier this year. Daily Detroit Photo.

City officials today unveiled their sweeping vision to boost support for arts and culture with a multi-faceted plan that envisions it as a tool to attract talent and use the arts as a catalyst for …

PODCAST: Detroit Launches New Arts Fund, And A Lawsuit Targets Recreational Marijuana Licensing DelaysRead More

Filed Under: Business, City Of Detroit, Culture, Ferndale, Food + Drink, Podcasts

PODCAST: New Shop Will Bring Australian Coffee To Detroit

Feb 19, 2020 by Jer Staes

Australian-style coffee in the Motor City? It's going to become a thing. We talk about it with the owner of the forthcoming Coffee Down Under going into Detroit's Financial District, Tarun …

PODCAST: New Shop Will Bring Australian Coffee To DetroitRead More

Filed Under: Business, CBD, City Of Detroit, Food + Drink

PODCAST: Ferndale Garage Project Problems Plus 6 Things To Know In Metro Detroit

Feb 12, 2020 by Jer Staes

On today’s podcast, we discuss: Sven dove deep into the muck that is the DOT parking garage project in Ferndale. He’s got an in-depth story and we talk about it. Detroit’s city council wants action …

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Filed Under: Business, City Of Detroit, Food + Drink, Oakland County, Podcasts, Things To Do

Ferndale OKs Spending $1M After Mixed-Use Parking Deck Mixup

Feb 11, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

Editor's note: An earlier version of this story mischaracterized Council member Greg Pawlica's remarks. It has been corrected. The Ferndale City Council authorized spending up to $1 million more on …

Ferndale OKs Spending $1M After Mixed-Use Parking Deck MixupRead More

Filed Under: Business, Development, Ferndale

On Electrification, Change in Autos w/ Glenn Stevens plus Bonstelle Theatre to get New Life

Feb 11, 2020 by Jer Staes

On today's show: Our feature conversation is with Glenn Stevens. He's the executive director of MICHAUTO, and an interesting voice to talk with Sven Gustafson about the future of electrification, …

On Electrification, Change in Autos w/ Glenn Stevens plus Bonstelle Theatre to get New LifeRead More

Filed Under: Brush Park, Business, Cars, City Of Detroit, Macomb County, Podcasts, Roseville

PODCAST: The Fisher Building is getting a facelift plus 5 things to know around town

Feb 11, 2020 by Jer Staes

On today's podcast: A new report from the University of Michigan is forecasting that the city of Detroit will have faster growth than the rest of Michigan. Read the report here. The Sears …

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Filed Under: Bloomfield Hills, Business, City Of Detroit, Livonia, New Center, News, Oakland County, Wayne County

On Detroit’s workforce participation and skills gap with Jose Reyes

Feb 6, 2020 by Jer Staes

With a labor participation rate around 20 points less than that of a healthy city, Detroit has a talent gap and a skills gap. And this isn’t unique to the city. It’s impacting the region and the …

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Filed Under: Business

Kara Swisher on what’s next for autos, tech in Metro Detroit

Feb 5, 2020 by Jer Staes

Our guest today is Kara Swisher, one of the foremost tech and business journalists in the country. Beyond her work at Vox and her column at the New York Times, she’s found success with her podcasts …

Kara Swisher on what’s next for autos, tech in Metro DetroitRead More

Filed Under: Business, Opinion, Podcasts, Tech

PODCAST: Pontiac Reconsiders The Woodward Loop, Plus 7 Things To Know

Feb 4, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

Today we're catching you up on some things happening around town. First up, Amazon has released a new video and some details about the battery-electric Prime delivery vans that Plymouth-based …

PODCAST: Pontiac Reconsiders The Woodward Loop, Plus 7 Things To KnowRead More

Filed Under: Business, Cars, Corktown, Food + Drink, News, Podcasts, Sterling Heights

Trying Out Detroit’s Leisure Soda Casamara Club w/ Jason LaValla

Jan 31, 2020 by Jer Staes

Look, this has been a busy, long week. Lots of things happening. Serious conversations. Big issues. But today's podcast is not that. No, it’s the weekend so we kicked back, cracked open some …

Trying Out Detroit’s Leisure Soda Casamara Club w/ Jason LaVallaRead More

Filed Under: Business, Culture, Food + Drink, Lifestyle

PODCAST: Downtown Detroit’s Development Paradoxes With Retail & Urban Design Expert Conrad Kickert

Jan 24, 2020 by Jer Staes

"If you open up a building next to a Dan Gilbert development that's a good thing. There's more people on the sidewalk, more crowd, more buzz, more Instagram pictures — If you open up a development …

PODCAST: Downtown Detroit’s Development Paradoxes With Retail & Urban Design Expert Conrad KickertRead More

Filed Under: Business, CBD, City Of Detroit, Corktown, Development, Lafayette Park, Longform, Midtown, New Center, Podcasts, Tech Town

PODCAST: Why Atwater Brewery Sold Plus 5 Things To Know Around Detroit

Jan 23, 2020 by Jer Staes

The big beer news in town was that Atwater Brewery sold to a subsidiary of Molson Coors, Tenth and Blake. But why? And what's next? To take a look behind the deal, I talk with Atwater owner Mark …

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Filed Under: Business, Cars, CBD, City Of Detroit, Fitzgerald, Food + Drink

Auto Sales Continued A Tear in 2019, Plus Blake Griffin News And Recycling In Detroit

Jan 7, 2020 by Sven Gustafson

On today's episode, we wrap up 2019 auto sales with Michelle Krebs, executive analyst at Autotrader. The industry finished the year above 17 million cars and trucks for the fifth straight year, the …

Auto Sales Continued A Tear in 2019, Plus Blake Griffin News And Recycling In DetroitRead More

Filed Under: Business, Cars, City Of Detroit, Podcasts, Policy

10 Things To Know In Metro Detroit Plus Sven Goes To Belarus

Nov 18, 2019 by Jer Staes

On today's show (yes, we're moving to mornings! Finally!) - A film focusing in part on a Detroit automaker, "Ford V. Ferrari," takes the top spot at the box office - Michigan Governor Gretchen …

10 Things To Know In Metro Detroit Plus Sven Goes To BelarusRead More

Filed Under: Business, Cars, City Of Detroit, Crowdfunding, Dearborn, Development, Doing Good, Lifestyle, Macomb County, News, NW Goldberg, Sterling Heights, Warren, Wayne County

New Book ‘Cheers to Michigan’ Explores State’s Cocktail Culture, Booze Legacy

Sep 25, 2019 by Sven Gustafson

Lester Graham is a journalist at Michigan Radio, where he hosts "The Environment Report" and the news magazine "Stateside." Tammy Coxen is the host of Tammy's Tastings, a series of food and drink …

New Book ‘Cheers to Michigan’ Explores State’s Cocktail Culture, Booze LegacyRead More

Filed Under: Business, Food + Drink, Fun, Podcasts

Eastern Market Brewing Co. Buys Axle’s Livernois Tap, Plus 3 Things To Know

Sep 20, 2019 by Sven Gustafson

The now-defunct Axle Brewing said it hoped to find a like-minded brewer to take over their gleaming Livernois Tap when it announced it was ceasing operations in June, and it appears to have found one …

Eastern Market Brewing Co. Buys Axle’s Livernois Tap, Plus 3 Things To KnowRead More

Filed Under: Business, Ferndale, Food + Drink, Podcasts

UAW’s Strike Against GM ‘Doesn’t Look Good For Anyone,” Analyst Says

Sep 17, 2019 by Sven Gustafson

Nearly 50,000 UAW workers have gone on strike at General Motors, the first time the union has gone on strike in 12 years, after the last four-year agreement expired without an agreement over a new …

UAW’s Strike Against GM ‘Doesn’t Look Good For Anyone,” Analyst SaysRead More

Filed Under: Business, Cars, City Of Detroit, Dearborn, Food + Drink, Podcasts, Woodbridge

Ford’s Plan For Its Dearborn Research & Engineering Center Looks Like A Scandinavian Silicon Valley

Sep 17, 2019 by Sven Gustafson

Ford’s Dearborn campus may be best known today for the so-called Glass House headquarters building or the “Salt and Pepper Shaker” office towers visible from the Southfield Freeway.  But the …

Ford’s Plan For Its Dearborn Research & Engineering Center Looks Like A Scandinavian Silicon ValleyRead More

Filed Under: Business, Cars, Dearborn, News

Detroit Employment Recovers To Levels At The Start Of The Great Recession

Sep 13, 2019 by Jer Staes

According to Bureau of Labor Statistics information shared by the city, 230,655 city residents are employed. The last time Detroit hit that number was 2009. The city pins the success on improved …

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Filed Under: Business

Doing Development Differently By Putting The Neighborhood First

Sep 12, 2019 by Sven Gustafson

The nonprofit Jefferson East Inc. has been working since the 1990s to redevelop Detroit's hard-bitten Jefferson-Chalmers neighborhood and business district, located on the far east end of Jefferson …

Doing Development Differently By Putting The Neighborhood FirstRead More

Filed Under: Business, City Of Detroit, Jefferson-Chalmers, Podcasts

Dave Coulier Is Coming Home Plus 7 Things To Know Around Detroit

Sep 6, 2019 by Jer Staes

A jam-packed show for you today. Comedian, Actor and Impersonator Dave Coulier is returning to his roots and moving back to Metro Detroit. More at Hour here. KMart is closing all but three of …

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Filed Under: Business, City Of Detroit, News

Is Detroit’s Subsidized Comeback Worth It?

Sep 4, 2019 by Jer Staes

Large projects like the new Fiat Chrysler America plant on Detroit's east side that are part of Detroit's comeback - and a lot of economic development in Michigan - almost always come with incentives …

Is Detroit’s Subsidized Comeback Worth It?Read More

Filed Under: Business, City Of Detroit, Podcasts

L. Brooks Patterson Was A Complicated Man Who Reflected A Conflicted Region

Aug 5, 2019 by Sven Gustafson

L. Brooks Patterson, who died Saturday at age 80 at his home in Independence Township, was one of the Detroit area's most consequential and controversial figures in local politics. To some, he …

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Filed Under: Business, History, News, Oakland County, Podcasts, Policy

Detroit Artist Sheefy McFly Discusses The New Mural He’s Unveiling This Weekend At Mo Pop

Jul 26, 2019 by Sven Gustafson

Happy Friday. On today's show, Jer speaks with Detroit muralist Sheefy McFly — he's the one who was arrested while doing a city-commissioned mural on a Detroit viaduct. He's got a new mural that …

Detroit Artist Sheefy McFly Discusses The New Mural He’s Unveiling This Weekend At Mo PopRead More

Filed Under: Business, Development, Food + Drink, North Corktown, Parkland, Podcasts, Warrendale

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