Tragedy rooted in trauma // Old ballroom at risk // Losing a studio dog
Shianne Nocerini
Oakland County, MI
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Hey all - this episode is kinda heavy.
We talk about the violence in Greektown over the weekend (and other parts of the city), and get into why it is a systemic and generational tragedy that is both rooted in and creates more trauma.
The deal for the Vanity Ballroom on East Jefferson fell through, so if it's going to be saved work needs to happen with quickness. GM's made the decision to delete Apple CarPlay - it's got a lot of people up in arms. We discuss why people just want to use what they want to use and just aren't that interested in yet another system.
And we leave out with a remembrance for the original studio dog who sadly passed on over the weekend. She was silently often in the background of most of the shows.
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Shianne Nocerini
Producer - Local business enthusiast, Barenaked Ladies fan for life, and a mom.
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