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24:41

Michigan Debate Takes: El-Sayed vs. Rogers & Benson...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/10/09

With less than a month to go before Election Day, the Daily Detroit panel dives into Michigan's key debate matchups and the changing political dynamics across the state. Jer, Norris, and Devon break down the first head-to-head general election debates for Michigan Governor and U.S. Senate hosted in Grand Rapids. The crew discusses the contrast in styles, the lack of concrete policy proposals on big-picture challenges on one side, and whether progressive messaging is reshaping the state's traditional

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17:42

Detroit is the Pizza Capital of America! Plus, Malört...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/10/06

Jer is alive after judging a Malört cocktail contest at the Old Miami. Norris joins in, and on the heels of Grandma Bob's opening a West Village location... says that Detroit is the Pizza Capitol of America. The Rundown: 00:58 - Malort Madness: The Best Malort Cocktail In Michigan, as tasted at the Old Miami 06:19 - MoveDetroit makes grants to support growing the city's population, and claims early successes 10:11 - Detroit is the capital of Pizza in the United States, and Grandma Bob's is opening

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25:54

Debate Week in Michigan, New Affordable Housing Near...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/10/05

The Rundown: 01:04 - Favorite Halloween costumes 03:54 - The Lions were bad, the Wings feel dead, but there is a second-place Detroit sports team to get on the bandwagon for 09:00 - It's Michigan Debate Week: Governor, Senate candidates square off Tuesday, Thursday 20:31 - New Affordable Housing project near Eastern Market 23:44 - A little Old Miami love.. and yes, I'm gonna drink Malort Feedback as always: dailydetroit@gmail.com or 313-789-3211. Thanks for your support on Patreon!

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34:14

Should College Sports Be "Saved"? Google Data Center...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/10/01

On today's episode, fall is in the air! From where to go to the news you need to know, we have you covered. The Rundown: Fall Outings in Metro Detroit - Devon makes the case for why you should take your family to the Heritage Park Petting Farm in Taylor, and Jer talks about his sneek peek of Elmwood Alight, a sensory light-mapping and art installation inside Detroit's historic Elmwood Cemetery. Senate Passes the 'Protect College Sports Act' - We discuss what's in the bill, what's maybe good,

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26:57

10 Things to Know: Detroit Development, Better Bus...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/29

Detroit development, better bus stops, and a major manufacturing push lead today's show. Waka by Baobab Fare is now open in Eastern Market! Ferndale Pride moves to August 7, 2027, as West Nine Mile in Downton Ferndale gets resurfaced. Lee Plaza's first phase is on track for year-end completion, working on 117 affordable apartments to West Grand Boulevard. Arcterra, the 288-unit downtown apartment building at the former Statler site, sells in receivership for $75 million — despite reported 96

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13:51

The Math Behind Why Detroit Needs Growth

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/28

Detroit's budget picture continues to improve. But what does that mean for residents, city services, and the big redevelopment projects now under discussion? I sat down with expert Steve Watson of Watson & Yates to talk through the current situation and the financial logic behind why Detroit needs growth. We look into the proposed Renaissance Center redevelopment we talked about on the show last week, including the $548 million in requested public incentives tied to a proposed $2.2 billion

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36:45

People Mover Expansion? Dearborn Coffee Week, and a...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/25

Big show to wrap up ther week. Today we are on location at Jabal Coffee House on Mason Street in West Dearborn to kick off Dearborn Coffee Week! Norris, and Devon join me around the table to taste-test Yemeni lattes, Sanani coffee, and tasty cakes while talking about what to know and where to go in Metro Detroit. Topics: Dearborn Coffee Capital: How coffee shops have officially taken over as Metro Detroit's third space, the rapid rise of Yemeni coffee culture, and why local shops are expanding

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43:57

Inside The $2.2 Billion Plan For Detroit's...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/23

What do you do with 5.3 million square feet of concrete and glass when the world it was built for no longer exists? Built in the 1970s as a corporate fortress to keep the city out, thr Renaissance Center in Detroit stands today as a monument to a mid-century urban planning thesis that has completely collapsed. Office occupancy sits under 10%, construction costs are up 55% over the last decade, and downtown real estate demands an entirely new model. My guests are Jennifer Stallings Dewey, the Senior

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17:49

Is a Calzone a Dumpling? And More Sandwich Hot Takes

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/22

We brought the mobile studio out to the Detroit Sandwich Party to talk with you about all things between two slices of bread. In this episode, we tackle the big questions. Matt from Detroit shares his grilled cheese mayo trick and explains why a sandwich needs to be a stable delivery system. Terry stops by to show some love for fried bologna and sweet tea. Lauren breaks down her favorite New York deli creation and why horseradish is cathartic. Zena makes the case for where hot dogs sit on the food

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12:51

Fifth Third Park Is A Foul Choice & Should Michigan...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/21

Hey friends, we're back in the studio talking through a big batch of local news today. First up, Comerica Park has been renamed "Fifth Third Park." Norris and I break down why this rebrand feels so flat, what it says about corporate naming rights, and why Detroiters are probably just going to keep calling it what they want anyway. Plus, there's already a Fifth Third Park in Spartanburg. Then, we jump into the fight over Michigan's bottle bill. Grocery retailers want out of taking back bottles and

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27:27

Should The Wings or Tigers Be Sold? Plus 5 Stories...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/18

We're breaking down what's happening around Metro Detroit. From local lunch spots to rooftop reservation changes to a Midtown coffee shop closure, skyrocketing gas prices, and a debate on the future of our local sports franchises. Here's today's rundown: 01:33 — Where we've been: Uncs for Lunch. Devon checks out Uncs for lunch and breaks down the space, menu, and midday vibe. 05:19 — Pine Hall now requires reservations. What you need to know before trying to grab a drink or a table downtown this

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15:59

New Spots Opening Soon & What Michelin Means for...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/17

The Michelin Guide is bringing its Great Lakes ceremony to Detroit next April, and people have a lot of questions. What does a Michelin presence actually mean for our local food scene? How do diners, chefs, and journalists navigate the hype? To break it down, Detroit News restaurant critic Melody Baetens stopped by the TechTown studio. We talk about what those stars actually represent, what inspectors look for, and why the national spotlight is shifting toward the Great Lakes. Plus, Melody recently

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24:14

Meet The Detroit Musician Behind "Zhaion" (And Why He...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/16

Norris and I sit down with Edmund Gray, CEO of Kissmet Music Group, for a conversation that I found completely fascinating in the context of today's fast-changing world. Edmund is the creator behind Zhaion, an AI-hybrid R&B project grounded right here in Detroit, complete with a promotion online, free-to-play 8-bit game based on driving The Lodge. Rather than hiding the tech behind a curtain, Edmund is being entirely upfront about using generative tools to bring his music and world-building to

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19:30

A Millage to Keep Metro Detroit's Stories Alive

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/15

A proposed Wayne and Oakland county millage could reshape access and provide ongoing sustainability to two of Metro Detroit's cornerstone historic institutions. Jer Staes and Norris Howard are joined by Elana Rugh, president and CEO of the Detroit Historical Society, and Neil Barclay, president and CEO of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. The proposal would support free admission for county residents, transportation help for students and seniors, teacher curriculum

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21:52

Hamtramck Gets SMART Service Back, Plus a First Look...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/14

On today's show, Norris Howard and I dig into SMART's new Route 500, which restores service to Hamtramck for the first time in more than a decade. It's a new bus connection between downtown Detroit, the DMC, Hamtramck, the North End, and the Bel Air Center. It matters for a city like Hamtramck where about one in five households does not have a vehicle, and it also gives fans another way to get to Keyworth Stadium and people visiting the city a way to get to Hamtramck without am Uber.

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22:58

Cosm's Tech Is Cool (But Can Be Costly) & Cass Cafe...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/11

Ahead of the weekend, Devon and I break down my visit to Cosm Detroit, the new high-tech venue in downtown that's gotten a ton of buzz. The tech and immersive dome are very impressive, but dynamic pricing means ticket costs can jump in a hurry depending on what you're seeing. We debate - is dynamic pricing the way to go? Plus, we also dive into some great local news with Cass Cafe returning to Midtown, sample a Banana Bread Old Fashioned, and unpack MDOT's new pilot program testing a per-mile road

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20:35

Should Detroit Switch Off DTE?

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/09

After severe storms and a tornado swept through Detroit over the Labor Day weekend, leaving many across the region without electricity for days (including yours truly for a second holiday weekend this year, totaling nearly two weeks without power), Norris Howard and I break down the Detroit City Council's unanimous vote to explore alternatives to DTE Energy. We discuss the council's decision, look at the broader implications of utility monopolies in Metro Detroit, and share our personal experiences

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25:11

Inside Ray's Downtown, Bay Harbor Getaway & What's...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/05

Before we get started, apologies as this episode is about a day behind. My neighborhood was the one in Detroit that was hit by an EF2 tornado, bringing 115 mph winds, downed trees, and damage. Apologies, and we'll talk more about what happened next week. Main show: As it's Labor Day weekend, we thought we'd bring the fun. Devon O'Reilly joins me as we review Ray's Hometown Bar, the retro-inspired, wood-paneled new spot taking over the former Mr. Dips space in Parker's Alley. Plus, Devon takes us on

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17:52

Reinvesting in Detroit: Gratiot, 7 Mile, &...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/03

Today, we're learning about the massive capital investments heading to Detroit's East Side — specifically around Gratiot, 7 Mile, and Denby-Whittier. To do it, Norris Howard and I sit down at our TechTown studio with Kala Gibson, Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer for Fifth Third Bank. Kala shares his personal story growing up in Detroit, how a neighborhood bank closing shaped his career, and why Fifth Third is committing hundreds of millions of dollars to housing, workforce development, and

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28:07

Your September Guide To Detroit: Jazz Fest, Month of...

Daily Detroit ·

2026/09/02

We're kicking off September with our ultimate preview of what's happening and what we're keeping our eyes on across Metro Detroit this month. Norris Howard joins me to talk about the most interesting events on the calendar, including the month-long Detroit Month of Design, Labor Day festival traditions like the Detroit Jazz Fest and much more. We also break down the major local stories and trends shaping our region heading into the fall, from last-minute possible mail-in voting changes you need to

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