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Rifino Valentine, President and Founder of Valentine Distilling Company in Ferndale, drops by the podcast to talk spirits with Becky and Seth.
Stand-up comedian Sam Rager returns to the podcast to talk about what's happening in Detroit this week. Also, movie man Greg Russell talks about the 2018 Detroit Film Critic Society Awards.
Stand-up comedian Sam Rager joins Becky and Seth on the podcast to talk about what's happening in Detroit this week, including Disney's Aladdin, Michigan bands nominated for the Grammys, and Lyft's most popular Detroit dropoff destinations.
Joel Fragomeni, who teaches the Advanced Stand-Up Comedy Class at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle in Royal Oak, joins Seth and Becky on the podcast. They talk about Joel's adventures as ICP's Upchuck the Clown, the first comedian to launch a podcast, and performing at a Home Depot Christmas party.
Dan Merritt, co-owner of Dearborn's Green Brain Comics, returns to the podcast discuss everything happening in Detroit with Seth and Becky.
Dan Merritt, the co-owner of Green Brain Comics in Dearborn, joins Seth and Becky on the podcast to talk about what's happening in Detroit this week, including the 1001 Laughs Comedy Festival and a haunted Fire Museum in Ypsilanti.
Aaron Foley, the City of Detroit's Chief Storyteller, the man heading up The Neighborhoods website, and the author of How to Live in Detroit Without Being a Jackass, shares his views on the city's renaissance. We discuss his rise as a journalist, his view on the loss of Detroit's Amazon headquarters bid, and where to find some of the best places to eat. (Original Release Date: 7/19/18)
Detroit Trombonist Matt Martinez joins Seth and Becky on the podcast to talk about what's happening in Detroit this week. They discuss his upcoming performance in the Book of Mormon, playing for the wedding of news anchor Carmen Harlan's son, and performing as part of Aretha Franklin's last concert in her hometown.
To celebrate the holiday season, we've asked several of our local podcast contributors for gift recommendations. Here's how you can support Detroit businesses and artisans as you shop for your friends and family.
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