On today's show:

00:48 What are we drinking? It's Negroni Week. Many local bars are participating. https://www.negroniweek.com/find/

03:20 Checked out the home tour in University District and ate at Beppe in Royal Oak. https://eatbeppe.com/ Devon went to Bar Pigalle.

05:36 Eric went to the Detroit Auto Show's media day and reports back on the cars, the scene, and what's different this year as it's definitely got a different feel. Devon talks about changing expectation with what the show is, and we all wonder should it be tied together with the Grand Prix?

18:56 We talk about the $105 million in Federal money for I-375 and some of the implications. Oh, and here's a link to that history lesson about Cobo from a 2019 episode of the podcast. Oh, the before times. http://www.dailydetroit.com/2019/02/20/why-albert-cobos-legacy-is-a-racist-one-with-detroit-historian-ken-coleman/

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All things Detroit sports.

First, despite the hype of the HBO Hard Knocks special, Fletcher Sharpe talks about how the Lions are still the Lions and he has a low opinion on their season.

Second, we talk about Michigan on the podcast (Michigan State, too) and whether we should be playing teams we can blow out, and instead teams that matter.

Plus, should we bet on college sports at all?

Finally, Detroit City FC.

Le Rouge had an upset win over the Colorado Switchback over the weekend.

Fletcher talks about what went different than he predicted to get the W. We discuss the Sept. 23 USL Championship roster freeze; Ryan Shellow's job as keeper in the win; Hoppenot being able to do his job and Deklan Wynne's going to the New Zealand National Team.

Oh, and don't forget the important game against the Tampa Bay Rowdies on Satuday at Keyworth.

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Today's show is a conversation with Craig Fahle. His voice, if you've been following the Detroit conversation for awhile, should sound familiar to you. He's a long-time radio host and now communications professional.

His newest thing for your ears is the VVK podcast, an occasional show that does deep dives into important and interesting issues.

Me and Craig have talked without microphones around a number of times, but this is the first time we've taken it on air.

And there's a wide-range we cover when it comes to topics. Media today, finding common ground on gun control, mental health and a bit on the future of the Detroit.

This was recorded at the Mackinac Policy Conference, and thanks to producer Shianne for making sure it got to air.

VVK Podcast: https://vvkpodcast.buzzsprout.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/CraigFahle/

Today's sponsor, your Metro Detroit Edward Jones Financial Advisors: https://www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/jerry-mangona

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Most of today's podcast is a Detroit City FC super show, catching up on where the team is at right now, Fletcher's take on a couple of signings, and our home playoff game hopes.

Plus, we talk about Tim Robinson getting an Emmy and Fletcher's stellar Hamtramck Yacht Race performance - plus a little history on what it is.

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Today's show is in three parts.

Detroit could get public restaurant grades in windows, whether it's a letter grade like some cities or a color scale. Should we? What do you think?

The Detroit Unity Bell is being officially unveiled this week. A cool piece of Detroit history, restored.

Plus, Buick wants its dealers to go all-EV. Some dealers are hesitant, and GM is offering to buy them out.

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Attorney Todd Berg from Michigan Auto Law joins me to talk about the impact of the Michigan Court of Appeals ruling last week that part of the massive no-fault auto insurance reform passed in 2019 was deemed unconstitutional.

So what's next? What about catastrophic claims? Did we misguidedly give away too much from the claims fund? What about when crash victims who have been getting services since before the 2019 reform - when might they get help? And what about costs, have they gone down for drivers?

Michigan Auto Law - https://www.michiganautolaw.com/

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Today's show is full of fun stuff around town. We tried the returned to market Faygo Jazzin' Bluesberry plus came up with a cocktial for it, the Bluesberry Cobbler. J

er tried out The Roost in Woodbridge: https://www.instagram.com/theroostdetroit/?hl=en

Devon went to Bakalikon in Greektown: http://greektownmarket.com/

Devon spotted a reincarnation of 24Grille, and we discuss the future spots on the first floor of the Westin Book Cadillac hotel.

Plus, the ClawsonFest is this Saturday with some tasty places to eat: http://www.clawsonfest.com/

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Today's feature conversation is with Doug Atkinson of the Great Lakes Water Authority, talking about the work being done to restore the Hurlbut Gate on East Jefferson outside Waterworks Park.

Then, we get into some stories around town and things to do in Metro Detroit.

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