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One of the most celebrated running backs in Michigan Football history is Jamie Morris. In a football program that has a reputation as a rush first, pass second offense, Jamie is the classic example. He's still very prominent in the record books too. He's the Maize and Blue's fourth all time leading rusher, and in 1987, he had ten games of 100 yards or more on the ground which is still a Michigan record. He averaged over 141 yards per game that season to boot. Jamie remains a Wolverine favorite as a radio host on WTKA in Ann Arbor. He was small in stature, under 5 foot 10, but he was, and is, big in personality and performance. His relationship with Bo Schembechler and Michigan football are all on display in this Conversation with...Jamie Morris. Be sure to visit all past episodes of "The Brandy Show." There is a

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Remember Michigan Replay? Some called it the Bo Show, Michigan Football's coaches show? Well, this Conversation with....is a walk down memory lane with Bob Lipson. He was the only executive producer of the show in its more than 30 year run. It's all the inside stuff through the years about the iconic TV production. Go behind the curtain and listen to the stories you never heard about Bo, Mo, Lloyd, and even me, on Conversations with...Bob Lipson! Be sure to visit all past episodes of "The Brandy Show." There is a

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His name is Tim Kiska. He’s a professor of journalism and screen studies at Wayne State. He has a PHD in history from Wayne State, but more importantly, he is a treasure trove of knowledge of Detroit’s political and media history. From Roman Gribbs, to Coleman Young, to Kwame Kilpatrick he’s got the inside scoop. Are newspapers dying, or are they entering another age of growth? Is journalism dead, or are we entering a new golden age? What about local TV and Radio news and personalities…where have they gone? Tim Kiska has all the answers, and he is my guest for the newest episode of Conversations with… Be sure to visit all past episodes of "The Brandy Show." There is a

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Detroit Red Wings hockey legend Mickey Redmond is a great story teller, a great player, and a legendary Detroit broadcaster. Red Wings games without Mickey just aren't the same. Hear tales of Gordie Howe, Jean Beliveau, the Russian Five, Scotty Bowman, and many more from the man who has seen it all first hand in a career that spans 50 years in Conversations with...Mickey Redmond. Be sure to visit all past episodes of "The Brandy Show." There is a

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A chat with a Michigan Football icon. Jerry Hanlon came to Michigan with Bo Schembechler in 1969. He has never left. Considered one of the finest offensive line coaches ever, Jerry's knowledge of Michigan football is unparalleled. His opinions about how the game has changed and where the game is going are "to the point" and passionate. Want to know about college football? Listen to Jerry Hanlon! Be sure to visit all past episodes of "The Brandy Show." There is a

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She is a top talent in the newspaper business.... the beat writer for University of Michigan Football.... an Ohio native, and wanted to be in the newspaper business since she can remember. She is a friend and fun to be around. She knows her stuff as well as anyone on the inside of Wolverine nation! Angelique Chengelis is a good listen. Follow her from growing up in Cincinnati to her position as a leader in sports reporting in Detroit, and all points in between. Be sure to visit all past episodes of "The Brandy Show." There is a

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Dan Petry is one of the integral members of the 1984 World Series Champion Detroit Tigers. He and Jack Morris, now in the Hall of Fame, were 1 and 2 on the Tigers pitching staff of Sparky Anderson's world champs. It was a magical season for Petry and the Tigers, and he remembers it like it was yesterday, including the incredible 35-5 start that blew the rest of the American League out of the water by early June of that year.

Dan is now part of the Tigers broadcast team on Fox Sports Detroit. Even though he is a California native, he has made Detroit his home and even has a son who is playing in the National Hockey League. Quite simply, Dan Petry is one of the nicest sports superstars in this community. He is a wealth of baseball and Detroit Tigers' knowledge. He has a wonderful historical perspective on the franchise and the great names he played with. Join us for some baseball chat, on Conversation with….Dan Petry

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Michigan State’s NCAA basketball Title in 1979 put the MSU basketball program on the map. It has never left its stature as a national power since then. One of the real building blocks of that dynamic was Greg Kelser. A Detroit Henry Ford High School grad, he joined MSU two years before Earvin Magic Johnson became a Spartan. Greg was the guiding force as the veteran player on that championship team.

He was front and center in the title game against Larry Bird that changed college basketball…and became the first-round pick of the Detroit Pistons and enjoyed an NBA career. He played for Gus, Judd, Dickie V, Lenny Wilkins, and others, and he talks about his incredible career which now includes his duties as the analyst for Pistons TV broadcasts in this Conversation With Greg Kelser. Be sure to visit all past episodes of "The Brandy Show." There is a

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Detroit Lions Coach Don Clemons came to Detroit back in 1955 when

Darryl Rogers was named head coach. For the next 27 years, “Clem” stayed on the Lions staff (until 2012), through nine head coaches, numerous frustrations, and great triumphs, in a career he wouldn’t trade for the world.

And, he’s still at it…coaching American Football in Europe, and at a division 3 college in Pennsylvania. You’d think after 27 years on the NFL, those jobs would be a step-down. But not for Don Clemons…it’s a game he loves and a profession he can’t get enough of. He’s the perfect guest to discuss all things football, especially the Detroit Lions. Enjoy my Conversation With Don Clemons. Be sure to visit all past episodes of "The Brandy Show." There is a

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Lomas Brown is now the radio analyst for the Detroit Lions games, which by the way, was my job for 31 years before Lomas took over. That notwithstanding, Lomas and I are still good friends. He was a Lions offensive tackle for 18 seasons with the NFL — including 12 in Detroit, and he was on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl XXXVII Champion team.

Lomas and I talk about the long-suffering Detroit Lions fans who have been waiting since 1957 for a championship from their beloved Lions and gives his thoughts on why it hasn’t happened, his career with the Lions & Browns and more, in a revealing Conversation With Lomas Brown. Be sure to visit all past episodes of "The Brandy Show." There is a

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