March 12, 2025 ~ Full Show

March 12, 2025 ~ The NFL free agency period has officially begun, and the Detroit Lions have brought on former Cardinal nose tackle Roy Lopez. Steve Courtney, WJR Senior Sports Analyst, joins Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie to who else the team may consider to be ready for this upcoming season, and host of WJR's new show "Sportscaster's Open Mic" Johnny Kane joins the discussion while hitting on his new endeavor with the station.

March 12, 2025 ~ Todd Flood, managing partner of Flood Law, joins Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie to discuss the legal implications of a tragic incident at the Oxford Center, where a child died in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber. The center's CEO is looking at second-degree murder brought on by the Attorney General's office.

March 11, 2025 ~ Michigan's House Transportation Committee is considering a new roads bill aiming to dedicate taxes from the pump directly to road repairs. Rep. Rylee Linting (R-Grosse Ile), one of the sponsors on the bill, talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about the bill's priorities, fiscally responsible spending, and much more.

March 11, 2025 ~ There has been a significant reduction in USDA food donations, with Gleaners expecting a shortfall of 1.4 million pounds, which translates to an $850,000 cost to replace. Kristin Sokul, senior director of advancement communications for Cleaners Community food Bank, talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie the impact this has on their ability to provide food to those in need.

March 12, 2025 ~ The House has passed a funding bill aimed at preventing a government shutdown, shifting the focus to the Senate. Fox Correspondent Ryan Schmelz joins Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie to discuss the notable strong Republican support and the need for Senate Democrats support.

March 12, 2025 ~ According to the latest data released by the Federal Trade Commission, scammers have snagged $12.5 billion from unwitting consumers in 2024, setting yet another record. The Detroit Free Press personal finance columnist Susan Tompor talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about how sophisticated scammers are becoming and how consumers can be vigilant on what to watch out for.

March 12, 2025 ~ Universities are struggling to define the line between protected protest in favor of Palestinians and anti-Semitic harassment. Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil was detained by immigration officials in New York City, suggesting targeting of his First Amendment-protected activity. Will Creeley, legal director at Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about concerns surrounding due process. Photo: Chris Pietsch/The Register-Guard ~ USA TODAY NETWORK

March 11, 2025 ~ Full Show

March 11, 2025 ~ Butterfly populations have declined dramatically, by 22% from 2000 to 2020. Nick Haddad, Michigan State University professor of Integrative Biology, Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior Program, joins Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie to discuss the primary causes including climate change, habitat loss, and insecticide overuse.