PODCAST: Charges in hyperbaric chamber explosion, Major Historic Church in Detroit to be restored (and more)

On today's show:

• Michigan Central Station: Jer and Shianne discuss their planning meeting at Michigan Central Station, noting changes in the back area and its popularity for weddings [00:35].
• National News and Tariffs: They express concern over new tariffs on steel and aluminum and the broader implications of national news on Detroit's auto-centric economy [01:39]. They also touch on potential changes for Canadians visiting the USA [03:53].
• Balancing Journalism and Personal Concerns: Jer and Shianne grapple with the challenge of reporting objectively while acknowledging the personal impact of news, especially regarding cuts to services affecting individuals with disabilities [04:21].
• Oxford Center Tragedy: They cover the charges against the owner and employees of the Oxford Center following the death of a child in a hyperbaric chamber explosion [07:32]. This leads to a discussion about the validity and safety of alternative therapies, especially for conditions like autism [08:55].
• Restoration of St. Anne's Basilica: Jer and Shianne highlight the restoration of Detroit's First Church, St. Anne's Basilica, through a partnership between St. Anne's Parish and the Catholic initiative [13:18].
• Slovak Hall and Community Changes: They briefly mention updates to the Slovak Hall and reflect on the movement of the Slovak community from Detroit's east side [15:54].
• Community Engagement and Upcoming Events: Jer and Shianne encourage listeners to provide feedback through a survey and thank their Patreon members for their support [17:29]. They also promote their upcoming 313 Detroit trivia day [18:06].