Pod Suey

February 4, 2022 ~ What role will China and the Beijing Winter Games play in the Russia/Ukraine conflict? Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald asks judge to ban terms of endearment between the Crumbleys in court. Explosive allegations of discriminatory hiring practices against the NFL and Jim Harbaugh staying put.

January 28, 2022 ~ Family of Oxford High School shooting victim suing alleged gunman's family and school district. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer stepping down. General Motors makes largest investment in company's history right here in Michigan and how was David Ortiz elected into the baseball hall of fame while Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens miss the cut again?

January 21, 2021 ~ Rescue team finds body they believe to be missing college student who disappeared from MSU campus in late October. University of Michigan settles with 1,000 victims of sexual abuse at the hand of former Dr. Robert Anderson for $490 million. Some possible good news on COVID numbers from the sewer. What's behind the spike in Metro Detroit freeway shootings and why does the store seem to be out of everything?

January 14, 2022 ~ Bombshell sexual assault allegations against former Speaker of the State House Lee Chatfield. Jan 6th defendants slapped with seditious conspiracy charges. Suspects in the attempted kidnapping of Governor Whitmer are claiming they were set up, want secret audio recordings released and Auditor General report says COVID nursing home deaths have been grossly underreported.

January 7, 2022 ~ Looking back on January 6th from both sides of the aisle with members of Congress who were there. New Congressional maps leaving black voters feeling disenfranchised, setting up some interesting showdowns and The Whitmer family's battle with COVID.

December 27, 2021 ~ Pod Suey host Mike Parsons had the opportunity to fill in on The Mitch Albom Show with Rich Luzenski, Dave Riger and Blake Majchrzak! Omnicron wreaks havoc on the airline industry. Shocking new twists in the plot to kidnap Governor Whitmer. Local man hordes hundreds of parakeets. How did COVID alter your holiday plans? How do you break yourself from something you have an unhealthy dependency on? Wheel of Fortune contestant gets screwed. Audi makes it right. "Spiderman: No Way Home" first movie to break $1 billion since COVID started. “Lets go Brandon” race car driver having a hard time getting endorsements. Man who said “Let's Go Brandon” to President Biden walks it back. Blaine Fowler talks about his new album and we ask listeners what their side hustle is. What were the most impactful stories of 2021? What do they drop for News Years Eve in other parts of the country and Hollywood Waitress rates her celebrity customers.

December 24, 2021 ~ Build Back Better is dead, for now. Dawn Ison confirmed as first black female US Attorney for Michigan's Eastern District. 2 year old girl spends first Christmas at home after nearly 700 days in the hospital and Paul W. Smith plays Santa to some deserving military and first responder families.

December 17, 2021 ~ Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin makes the case for her "Safe Guns, Safe Kids Act" in the wake of the Oxford High School shooting. Oxford Community School District is claiming qualified immunity against $100 million lawsuit. Mark Meadows talks to Tom Jordan and Kevin Dietz hours before being charged with contempt and the National Popular Vote movement shifts it's focus to 2024.

December 10, 2021 ~ Geoffrey Fieger files two $100 million lawsuits against Oxford Community School District, Dana Nessel will conduct her own investigation into the shooting. Omicron pops up in Michigan. Jim Harbaugh looks ahead to the College Football Playoffs and Mel Tucker looks back on MSU's season where they blew past all expectations.

December 3, 2021 ~ Unthinkable tragedy at Oxford High School, multiple visits with Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald and Sheriff Michael Bouchard. Omnicron comes to America, Dr. Matthew Sims tells us what he can and a the Supreme Court hears oral arguments over a Mississippi abortion law, Roe vs. Wade hangs in the balance.