Join me and Devon O'Reilly on your Daily Detroit for a packed episode covering everything from hopeful superstitions to major downtown developments and exciting new food spots!

Recorded live from TechTown, there's also a video

Creative communities, on one hand, offer spaces for connection, self-expression, and profound meaning-making. Awesome things.

But on the other, particularly in scenes built around music and nightlife, they can become entwined with cultures of substance

On today's show, we talk about what makes a great comedy night on Detroit's west side, to the Pistons making the playoffs — to Daily Detroit over the weekend being the top local daily news podcast

Locally, the Hands Off protests filled the sidewalks of Woodward Avenue with thousands of people, running from the DIA to Little Caesars Arena and back on Saturday, April 5. They also popped up across Metro

On today's all-local daily podcast...

• Where we've been: Sepia Coffee and Four Vagabonds
• Responding to listener feedback and sobering talk on the reality of big projects that need Federal money like transit, rail, and more

Norris Howard is in as we talk three interesting stories around metro Detroit:

• Ground officially broke on a project that will reimagine Greektown's streetscape in Detroit
• Warren approved an ordinance without limits on the number

On today's show, I sit down with Francis Grunow, the guy behind the Greater Detroit Windsor Project.

We dive deep into thinking about a bigger future for our area – not just the city, not just

The Detroit Tigers home opener is a veritable holiday in Metro Detroit, with tens of thousands descending on Downtown Detroit to cheer on the city's oldest team.

It's also a marker of spring. Today is

On today's Daily Detroit: First we do a little "Where we've been" talking about a new coffee shop in Hazel Park and Devon's potty training technique.

Then, tariff talk.

It was announced Wednesday that there

The Jackson Home, originally in Selma, Alabama was a crucial place in the fight for true freedom for African-Americans. 

It's been moved here to Metro Detroit at Greenfield Village in The Henry Ford, so