March 18, 2025 ~ A $50 million verdict against Starbucks is making national headlines after a man suffered severe third-degree burns from a spilled cup of hot tea. While this case is grabbing attention due to the high settlement amount, the underlying issue of negligence is something that local attorney, Barry Goodman of Goodman Acker sees far more often than people realize. Goodman joins Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie to discuss the latest in these case and other local versions that have happened.

March 18, 2025 ~ Host in Utica is offering "Parents Night Out," providing on-site childcare to help parents reconnect and support the married community. Restaurant owner Michael Ivkov joins Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie to discuss how these nights work and his aim to combat the high divorce rate.

March 18, 2025 ~ Lochmoor Club stands out for its exceptional Evan Scholars program, with a record of seven Evans Scholars this year, making it the leading private club in Michigan for award recipients. Steve Backen, golf services manager at Lochmoor Club, joins Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie to share the club's commitment to this program and how this experience prepares caddies for future interactions in the real world.

March 18, 2025 ~ Michigan farmers are rallying with their tractors at the State Capital today to protest government overreach in the agriculture sector. Rep. Jennifer Wortz (R-Quincy) and Mark Kline, a crop farmer from Hillsdale County, join Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie to discuss the unnecessary government restrictions and fees that cost them time and money.

March 18, 2025 ~ The Heritage Foundation's claim that President Biden used an auto pen for official signatures have sparked controversy, fueled by President Trump's social media posts questioning their legitimacy. Fox Correspondent Ryan Schmelz talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about the debate this has sparked among conservatives.

The Northville Township Police Department is warning residents about aggressive text message scams that demand payment for supposed toll road fines. Deputy Police Chief Matthew MacKenzie talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about ways to stay alert and how not to fall victim to this fraud.

March 17, 2025 ~ European electric vehicle mandates have inadvertently opened doors for Chinese automakers, raising alarms about economic vulnerabilities. The Detroit News Auto Critic Henry Payne joins Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie to discuss the states divided willingness to welcome Chinese automakers and serious national security concerns surrounding this.

March 17, 2025 ~ March Madness is known for its unpredictability, yet millions of fans still attempt to outsmart the chaos each year. Director of Michigan State University’s Graduate Certificate in Sports Analytics Albert Cohen talks with Lloyd and Jamie about strategies to fill out your bracket, adopting a risk-averse approach, and so much more!

March 17, 2025 ~ Full Show

March 17, 2025 ~ The Michigan State Spartans are a second seed in the NCAA tournament's South Region and drew the Bryant Bulldogs in the first round. Tom Izzo, Michigan State head men's basketball coach, talks with Jamie and WJR Senior Sports Analyst Steve Courtney about the upcoming matchup in Cleveland, his prior relationship with Bryant's coach, and much more.