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Jer Staes
Appearances on Daily Detroit | Local Newsmagazine, Podcast & Newsletter
Video Goodbye Gordon Lightfoot // Allegedly sus suds // Caribou Coffee returning // Julia Child exhibit
Busy show today. Shianne remembers one of her favorite artists, Gordon Lightfoot. Then, we talk about the allegedly sus suds
Video Founders is done in Detroit // Travel makes you think // Stories around town
And I'm back behind the keyboard
Video Thumbs up on Lions draft // Michigan Panthers vibes // DCFC needs signings
Our show is in three parts. First, the Detroit Lions and their overall draft strategy, plus how D'Andre
Video On Fishbones; Hot honey on pizza; and NYC
Today's show covers a lot of ground. First, where we've been. We talk about Fishbones, still
Video NewLab Detroit opens in old Book Depository // Water plant tour // Sahara comes downtown
Shianne and Jer checked out NewLab Detroit Then Shianne also went to a tour of the water intake processing plant
Video New dog-focused beer garden // Pink Garlic // New anime-inspired bar
We cover a ton on our Friday edition of your Daily Detroit. Whether it's a step into the
Video Tragedy rooted in trauma // Old ballroom at risk // Losing a studio dog
Hey all - this episode is kinda heavy. We talk about the violence in Greektown over the weekend (and other parts
Video In the gym with Claressa Shields
A very busy Monday. First, Fletcher and Jer head to Detroit's west side to meet up with Undisputed
Video Why growth matters // Old Miami still tickin' // Southland Mall stories
We talk about where we've been including El Moore, Seasons - and realizing from some listeners people don'
Video The historic eagle has landed; Local makerspace expands
Today's show is in two parts. First, the historic stone eagle has landed. After the original was destroyed
Video Ferndale Pride is back and bigger than ever (ft. Julia Music)
One of our favorite events of the year is Ferndale Pride - and it'll be here before you know
Video A blueprint for Metro Detroit to grow again (ft. Lou Glazer)
By most metrics, Michigan and Metro Detroit are stagnant as far as population. Economically, we are slipping behind. Young talent