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Sadie Quagliotto, half of the team behind the lifestyle website Hip in Detroit, joins Seth and Becky to talk about how upcoming artists and entertainers should use social media to market themselves.
Singer and WDIV Local 4 News morning anchor Evrod Cassimy returns for a final day with Seth and Becky on the podcast. Also, a sampling of the new podcast, "In Good Co. Detroit."
Singer and WDIV Local 4 News morning anchor Evrod Cassimy rejoins Seth and Becky on the podcast. They speak with Steve Johnson of Motor City Brew Tours about the selling and closing of local craft breweries.
Singer and WDIV Local 4 News morning anchor Evrod Cassimy returns to the podcast to talk with Seth and Becky about what he's learned about juggling multiple public personas.
Singer and morning news anchor Evrod Cassimy returns to the podcast to talk to Seth and Becky about his latest album, Just Evrod. He opens up about how he got to know the city of Detroit when he first arrived.
Comedian Josh Adams is back. Josh, Seth, and Becky check out season 4 of WDIV's Shattered podcast, which focuses on Jimmy Hoffa.
Comedian Josh Adams returns to chat with Seth and Becky about the improvisational nature of his stand-up comedy, and the work involved in taking his art to the next level.
Josh Adams, named Michigan's "Funniest Undiscovered Comedian" by Thrillist, returns to the podcast talk to Seth and Becky about his decision to move out to Los Angeles to take his comedy career to the next level.
Seth Resler and Becky Scarcello return with all new episodes of The D Brief podcast, focusing on the Detroit arts and entertainment scene. Ann Delisi, host of Essential Music on 101.9 WDET, joins them to talk about the Detroit artists she's excited about in 2020.
Replay: Courtney Burkett, the Co-Founder and Co-Producing Artistic Director of Detroit Public Theatre, talks about the upcoming 48-Hour film festival, the Shakespeare in Prison program, and what the theatre has in store for its fifth season. Plus, Michigan writer Noah Haidle calls in to talk about his play Birthday Candles heading to Broadway.
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