Singer Apropos joins Seth and Becky on the podcast to talk about what's happening in Detroit this week, including: Jack White's campaign to restore the Historic Hamtramck Stadium, the Motown Mic spoken word competition, and the Empty Bowls Detroit fundraiser at Eastern Market.

Shannon Cason, a champion storyteller who has been featured on The Moth and Snap Judgement, and hosts his own podcasts, Homemade Stories and The Trouble, drops by the podcast to talk about the art of storytelling.

Stand-up comedian Josh Adams returns to the podcast to talk all things Detroit with Seth and Becky, including: the Autorama controversy, Paczki Day, and the Oscar voiceover talent from Oak Park. Plus, two Tony-recognized producers talk about the upcoming performance of "Follow the Trail of Dead Russians" with Detroit Public Theatre at MOCAD.

Josh Adams, the stand-up comic that Thrillist recently named the "Best Undiscovered Comedian in Michigan," joins Seth and Becky on the podcast to talk about what's happening in Detroit, including: the 20th anniversary of Eminem's Slim Shady LP, Detroit's new beach, and a pub crawl facing backlash. Plus, local movie man Greg Russell offers his take on the Oscars. 

Cyrus Tetteh is one of two official photographers for the city of Detroit and the man behind the Neighborhood Natives exhibit currently on display at the Detroit Public Library. He talks to Seth and Becky about photographing famous Detroiters and capturing all 211 Detroit neighborhoods.

Four-time Detroit Music Award winner Pete Peltier returns to the podcast to talk to Seth and Becky about what's happening in Detroit, including: the return of Detroit's celebrity chefs, the peep show in Hamtramck, and everyone's favorite Detroit murder. Plus, Detroit's Chief Storyteller Aaron Foley checks in.

Pete Peltier, the singer and guitarist for Mainstreet Soul, joins Seth and Becky on the podcast to talk about what's happening in Detroit this week, including: Bob Seger's final Detroit concerts, burning a stuntman alive to honor Nicolas Cage, and a cartoon about Motown.

Carmen Harlan, the legendary Detroit news anchor whose career included a 38-year run at WDIV, drops by the podcast to tell Seth and Becky about her new venture: The Carmen Harlan Collection clothing line. She talks about bearing the Olympic torch, reporting from President Obama's inauguration, calling for Kwame Kilpatrick's resignation, and whether or not she believes in ghosts.

Like cocktails? Nick Britsky, the cocktail connoisseur behind the website NickDrinks.com and the producer of Detroit's first-ever beverage competition, the Golden Jigger, returns to the podcast to talk about what's happening in Detroit. Also, Mark Ridley of the Comedy Castle in Royal Oak celebrates 40 years in the business.

Nick Britsky, the cocktail connoisseur behind the website NickDrinks.com and the producer of Detroit's first-ever beverage competition, the Golden Jigger, joins Seth and Becky on the podcast to talk about what's happening in Detroit. Also, Ann Delisi of WDET discusses the Detroit tributes at the Grammys.