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Hey friends, Jer here.

The Detroit Auto Show is back, and I spent the day with photographer Ryan Southen walking the floor and finding the things that interested me — and might be fun to check out if you head down.

I am familiar with a lot of the brands. I'...


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One of the things we're committed to in 2026 is to meet up more in person. So this is the first of a series of studio open houses, happy hours and more that we're doing this year.

And we also know that often times, getting together can feel expensive.

So sometimes, we're going to throw open the doors of our podcast studio so we can sit in community together over...


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Video talking about the new brand, including the stories of Detroiters.

The Belle Isle Conservancy is rolling into 2026 with a full visual and digital refresh that aims to match what the island already is in people’s hearts: Detroit’s backyard and a cultural landmark, not just a park.

That hit home for me. Growing up, taking the Jefferson bus the...


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On today’s Daily Detroit, our conversations is with Joanna Whaley, a Democrat running in the primary for State House District 2, covering Allen Park, Lincoln Park, Melvindale and Southgate.

Whaley is not a typical candidate. She’s a former evangelical pastor, a seminary-trained theologian, a clinical spiritual care provider in a hospital, and a trans woman who has spe...


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What should we expect at the 2026 Detroit Auto Show? Sam Klemet, the Executive Director of the event, joins me to walk through what's happening at Huntington Place.

From cars, to interactive experiences, to performances — there's a lot to look for.

The public show days are January 17-25.


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