1500+ Episodes!
Norris Howard
Detroit, MI
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Hey everyone! We made it to 1,500 episodes of your Daily Detroit! For an all-local news podcast, this is a rare milestone. A huge thank you to our listeners, supporters, and sponsors over the years - as well as everyone who has ever helped behind the scenes.

Norris Howard and Devon O'Reilly join Jer at the studio in TechTown. Here's what we get into: We reflect on 1,500 episodes, highlighting the show's impact and the variety of guests we've had over the years. We also get into the changes in the cityscape of Detroit since we started, and the opening of new businesses becoming more common.
Devon crowns a new king of the Maurice salad in Detroit!
Devon called out Norris for his opinion against SUVs, with opinions divided on their necessity and impact.
A number of $320 million was floated for state support for demolishing part of the RenCen and investing in light rail.
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Devon O'Reilly
Resident "Man about Town." The Dearborn native has passed through the doors of more than 500 bars, restaurants, and establishments in the area. Now a dad, but still staying connected and involved in the community.
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