June 19, 2024 ~ Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie highlight the history and planned observances of Juneteenth, hear about some disturbing content that’s being delivered to kids on YouTube, discuss the Biden Administration’s latest immigration policies, and get more on the debate in Lansing over economic investment incentives. Guests include Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History Manager of Community and Learning Engagement Yolanda Jack, Institute for Strategic Dialogue Senior Analyst Aoife Gallagher, immigration attorney Farah Al-Kherson, and Michigan State House Rep. David Martin.

June 19, 2024 ~ Fox News Radio Correspondent and WJR Contributor Jared Halpern talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about President Biden’s new executive order, which allows undocumented immigrants who have lived in the U.S. for over ten years and are married to American citizens to apply for lawful permanent status without having to leave the country. The Biden Administration says that the move aims to keep families together while supporting those who are contributing to the economy. It has however sparked debate, with Republicans labeling it, “Amnesty on Steroids.”

June 19, 2024 ~ American Polish Festival organizers Ken Reszczyk, Frank Vettes, and Dave LaFleur visit Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie in-studio to offer a preview of their annual festival, which happens June 21 through 24 at the American Polish Century Club in Sterling Heights. Festivities include live music and dancing, authentic food and beverages, craft vendors, a beer tent, and the Annual Pierogi Eating Challenge. Learn more at AmericanPolishFestival.com.

June 19, 2024 ~ In this week’s “Capital Report,” Michigan State House Rep. David Martin (R-Genesee) talks about his opposition to Governor Whitmer’s legislative modifications to the SOAR Fund and the hefty annual allocations that it would provide. Learn why Martin believes that this business investment incentive program should primarily benefit local jobs providers. Martin also talks about why he believes that more oversight is needed for the Whitmer-appointed board that oversees the incentives distributions.

June 19, 2024 ~ Immigration attorney Farah Al-Khersan talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about the Biden Administration’s newest immigration policy, which offers legal status to undocumented immigrants who have resided in the U.S. for over a decade, particularly those married to American citizens. Al-Khersan says that the measure will benefit hundreds of thousands by eliminating the need for them to return to their home countries for visa processing. She notes the possibility of this policy being challenged and highlights the urgent need for a more comprehensive bipartisan strategy to deal with the nation’s southern border crisis.

June 19, 2024 ~ Dr. Candice Garwood, a pharmacist with the Detroit Medical Center and clinical professor of pharmacy at Wayne State University, tells Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie how high temperatures and humidity can negatively affect medications. She also talks about certain maintenance medications that can impair the body’s ability to regulate heat, thereby increasing heat intolerance. Learn what to look out for, plus hear the steps you can take to keep you and your family safe during the heatwave.

June 19, 2023 ~ Institute for Strategic Dialogue Senior Analyst Aoife Gallagher tells Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about a new report that suggests YouTube’s algorithm is recommending misogynistic content to young users. The study, which was generated through an analysis of eight US-based YouTube accounts with varying owner demographics, also found that the platform was promoting videos related to suicide, self-harm, and sexual content. Gallagher says that the findings highlight the inadequacy of YouTube’s age verification and parental control measures, particularly in the U.S., and calls for more stringent global actions to safeguard young users.

June 19, 2024 ~ Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History Manager of Community and Learning Engagement Yolanda Jack talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about the museum’s Juneteenth Jubilee Celebration. The event honors the 159th anniversary of Juneteenth, which commemorates the delayed news of freedom for enslaved individuals in Texas, delivered two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. The museum’s exhibition aims to deepen visitors’ understanding of African American history, emphasizing themes of liberation, freedom, and resilience.

June 18, 2024 ~ Full Show: Guy Gordon, Lloyd Jackson, and Jamie Edmonds talk about Michigan’s Upper Peninsula being the home to the first off-roading charging station, DTE Electric’s innovative strategies to beat the heat and save money, expert tips on navigating extreme weather conditions, Detroit’s voter sentiments ahead of the 2024 election, the transformative plans for Detroit’s new Henry Ford Health and Michigan State Health Sciences Research Center, Rochester Hills’ path to recovery post-tragedy, and more.

June 18, 2024 ~ Rochester Hills Mayor Bryan Barnett joins Guy Gordon, Lloyd Jackson, and Jamie Edmonds to talk about the city’s unwavering resilience after a tragic splash pad shooting. Hear how advice from fellow mayors, a focus on mental health, and community unity are shaping the response. Discover how Rochester Hills plans to preserve its values and joy in public spaces and find out why Mayor Barnett believes this incident won’t define their future.