October 1, 2024 ~ Marie Osborne speaks with Jeff Hauser, Chief Operating Officer, Right Management Great Lakes about a new study that shows that American workers are feeling stranded in their careers. Why is this happening? And what can you do, if you're one of the workers who feels trapped?

October 1, 2024 ~ Marie Osborne reports that Iran’s missile attack on Israel has escalated tensions. Dr. Frank Richter suggests it’s posturing, not an initiation of war.

September 30, 2024 ~ JR Afternoon with Chris Renwick On this episode: Marie Osborne, sitting in for Chris, talks with Abed Ayoud about how Arab-American voters feel going in to this election; speaks with Jamie Edmunds ahead of tonight Monday Night Football appearance by the Detroit Lions; asks about new Presidential Polling; learns about the devastation from Hurricane Helena in North Carolina and finds out about a comedy show coming to the Fisher Theatre.

September 30, 2024 ~ Marie speaks with Wit Tuttle, Executive Director of Visit NC about the damage that Hurricane Helena did when passing thru, and how soon it might be for North Carolina to be back on it's feet and ready for tourists again.

September 20, 2024 ~ Marie speaks with Dr. Don Levy, Director of the Siena College Research Institute about new Siena/New York Times polling in battleground states.

September 30, 2024 ~ Marie Osborne interviews Sal Vulcano on his stand-up tour, touching on solo performance, family life, and his latest special, “Terrified,” available on YouTube.

September 30, 2024 ~ Marie speaks with Jamie Edmunds about tonight's Lions game, tomorrow night's Tigers game and everything going on in Detroit Sports.

September 30, 2024 ~ Marie Osborne and Abed Ayoub highlight the Arab Vote initiative’s efforts to boost Arab American voter turnout in key states through digital campaigns and community engagement.

September 27, 2024 ~ JR Afternoon with Chris Renwick On this episode: Chris talks about the election and foreign policy with Eric Trump; finds out about a steam tug boat that sank in 1895 that was just rediscovered and takes your calls.

September 27, 2024 ~ Chris talks with Brendon Baillod, President of the Wisconsin Underwater Archeology Association, who found a steam tug that sank in 1895. Divers have been searching for this tug since the 1980s without any success, Brendon and his group found it relatively quickly when they began their search. This is the 3rd significant wreck Brendon and his group have found in the past 2 years.