The forecast for St. Patrick's Day is going to be 67 degrees. I think that tells you all you need to know about what's happening with that next week.

We also discuss events and stories around town, from the city of Detroit to Ferndale to Plymouth to Westland.

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More than just a recap, we offer analysis on the topics inside of the 2022 State of the City delivered by Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan.

The Master of Powerpoints. The impact of black development. Transit challenges. Population. Why empty land might be more difficult to rebuild - and more.

You can find Chase's work here: https://www.bcvdetroit.org/

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Have you ever wondered how you could get a job working in Detroit on interesting projects you care about?

Or are you someone who hires people and wants people that are excited to be here?

Since 2008, Challenge Detroit has been providing opportunities for people to stay and work in Detroit while doing good work.

Deirdre Groves from the program and Fellow Alumni Addison Mauck join me to get into the details.

Both, how you can get a job doing this work with time devoted to nonprofit support; and if you're a company looking to bring on a Challenge Detroit fellow.

To learn more: https://www.challengedetroit.org/

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Today's show is in two parts.

First, Robin Runyan from Urbanize Detroit talks about the massive Fisher Body 21 project, the impact and the importance - plus a couple other development tidbits.

More: https://urbanize.city/detroit/post/fisher-body-21-massive-redevelopment

Second, Fletcher Sharpe gets us ready for Detroit City FC's season opening match against San Antonio FC and breaks down a couple of signings - Francis Atuahene and Billy Forbes. Plus, we draw the winner of the pair of Detroit City FC season tickets!

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Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Yhv8nSylVWxlZilRhi4X9?si=f0b2edfb5e714f31

We are the Motor City, so we're talking the auto industry today with Eric Trytko.

Will Ford's Model e stand for Edsel? Or will they make it soar?

Rivian's made a critical error, but it's a sign that pricing on electric vehicles is still something automakers are working on.

Plus, will Ford's Lightning beat the CyberTruck to market? Plus, prices are up for new and used vehicles, but Eric Trytko sees the used market coming down a bit in time.

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Devon espouses his love of Double Soft Parade. We discuss rising costs around town and basement kitchens. The museum millage faces a big setback. Plus Jer shares a memory of the free-roaming deer on Belle Isle.

Plus, due to a technical snafu we get an unexpected guest.

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Today we're wading into one of the most requested topics as of late - the possible return of film incentives.

The first round in 2008 met its practical end just a few years later.

But my guest, Alexander Page of the Michigan Film Industry Association, says that due to a number of fundamental changes, the sequel will be better than the original.

And that there's bi-partisan support for them. So obviously, I had questions.

If you're interested in more: https://mifia.org/

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Chalkbeat Detroit reporter Ethan Bakuli shares the details on the Detroit Public School District plan to spend $700 million on buildings and facilities.

What's in it? What's not? What about closures? And there's public input being taken through the middle of April.

Full list of DPSCD public meetings on the plan is here: https://detroit.chalkbeat.org/2022/2/15/22935022/detroit-public-schools-community-district-public-feedback-school-facilities-plan-dpscd

You can follow Ethan here on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BakuliEthan

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We head to New Palace Bakery in Hamtramck for a Metro Detroit tradition.

We stumble into a long-closed bar, ruminate on life, and rank their specialty Pączki including Strawberry cheesecake, coffee, triple cholocate, PB+J and buttercream.

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On today's Daily Detroit, Fletcher Sharpe is in the game.

00:36 MLB lockout looks like it's going to delay the season, and that's not great for Detroit businesses

04:44 The NFL Draft might be in Detroit in 2024

09:54 Discussing The Trialist on DCFC's pre-season squad and his possible impact

13:39 Where are these DCFC alumni now: Roddy Green + Shawn-Claud Lawson

16:00 DCFC drops a sleeve sponsor after supporter pressure

19:12 The Milk Cup and why Fletcher's all about it. More: https://www.michiganmilkcup.com/

If you want to win Detroit City FC season tickets, enter here: https://forms.gle/HhByyaEKS9MzrsMt8

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