Dustin Walsh, Crain's Detroit, explains how the economic spillover fills the cups of metro Detroiters beyond merchandise, hotels, bars and restaurants.

Mark Dent, The Hustle, reports on how the snow business is anything but chill, with record prices, record skiers, and record revenues.

Dominick Reuter, Business Insider: Companies like Amazon, Walmart, and Target will let you keep some products you want to return — but issue you a refund anyway. There's a customer service angle and there's an economics angle, both are valid.

Jamie Ducharme, Time Magazine, If you’re trying to improve your health, the first stop is likely to be your doctor’s office. But your own office may have nearly as much influence on well-being, according to a growing body of research that suggests your job can affect everything from mental health to risk of cardiovascular disease and how long you live.

FULL EPISODE aired on WJR 760AM Radio: Jeff, Kristin and Mark highlight the best of Michigan sports, business, social media sensation, and first responders. (09:19) Jamie Ducharme, Time Magazine, How your job and workplace affect your health (20:57) Dominick Reuter, Business Insider, Why Amazon, Walmart and Target let customers keep some returns

Margaret Fleming, Business Insider, shares research with Jeff and Kristin on the new acceptable culture of sports betting among college students.

FULL EPISODE aired on WJR Radio 760AM: Jeff, Kristin, and Mark speak with (08:31) Margaret Fleming, Business Insider, Sports Betting Among College Students Creates New Culture of Gambling and (19:39) Melissa Frick, MLive, Your classmate could be an AI student at this Michigan. Highlights: State of the State art contest winner, How the Lions playoff run benefits the city of Detroit, the Brrrmingham Blast event, and finally Want to get away? How about a trip to space.

Melissa Frick, MLive, enlightens Jeff and Kristin on the latest students to hit the campus at Ferris State University.

Jeff and Kristin speak with Lindsay Moore, MLive, about her recent interview with David Lorenz's, Pure Michigan, list of hidden gems to visit in Michigan.

Studies show that the biggest surge in fundraising and applications tend to come when football programs achieve sudden success. U of M football is an economic juggernaut that runs on a $50 million budget!!! Paula Gardner, BridgeMI, breaks it down with Jeff and Kristin.