William Jones Jr. from Focus:Hope stops by to talk to Eric Hultgren about the Hope Villiage Initiative, growth in the city of Detroit and how he feels the momentum growing for the people of the city.

On December 11, 2015, Detroit became the first U.S. city to receive a UNESCO City of Design designation, joining 47 cities from 33 countries as new members of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network. Olga Stella the executive director of the Detroit Creative Corridor Center stops by to talk about what the designation means and how people in Detroit can get involved.

Mashell Carissimi - CEO  JMC Electrical Contractor, LLC stops by the podcast to talk to Eric Hultgren about the skills gap, women in business, and how she helps to mentor women in both business and in the skilled trades.

Tiffany Gunter - Deputy CEO/COO Regional Transit Authority Southeast Michigan stops by to talk to Eric Hultgren about the RTA's plan they rolled out at MPC to create mobility infrastructure in southeast Michigan. What impact will that have and what implications statewide might it have?

Eric Hultgren sits down with Bob Bury, the executive director of the Detroit Historical Society to talk about their new exhibit they are creating looking at the Detroit riots called, Detroit 1967 which will open next year.

Eric Hultgren sits down with Rod Miller president and CEO of the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation talking about what needs to happen in the city of Detroit in order to finish the comeback city narrative that has been building in the past 5-6 years.

Eric Hultgren talks to Reggie Turner a member of the executive committee at Clark Hill PLC about the two bills covering the help that is needed financially to correct what is happening in the Detroit Public School system.

Eric Hultgren talks to Jason Bierkle from DivDat and Bruce Babiarz from BAB Associates about how inspiration and innovation helped solve a large cash problem in the city of Detroit.

Eric Hultgren talks to Doug Smith Interim Executive Director of Workforce Development and Life Long Learning at Oakland Community College about the regional transit authority of southeast Michigan's new $4.6 billion plan and ways in which OCC helps bridge the skills gap

Eric Hultgren talks to Tim Wood Associate Vice President for Charter Schools and the work GVSU is doing in Detroit to help get the school system back on track and just how important that is to the future of the city