Jeff, Kristin, and Mark talk pizza and it's significance during the Super Bowl.

Jeff and Mark share the latest on the economy, Tom Brady retiring, and the history of Black History month.

Ryan Landau, Purpose Jobs, Detroit is a rapidly growing tech hub and despite economic layoffs in 2022, the tech industry in the Motor City continues to grow. Check out this year’s 31 top startups and tech companies in Detroit www.purpose.jobs

Online retailers use psychological tricks and marketing tools to get consumers to make purchases. And as online sales have grown during the pandemic, retailers have learned to be more persuasive. The crew discusses what to look for.

Juliana Kaplan, Business Insider, Gig worker or Employee: misclassification deprives workers of their federal labor protections, including their right to be paid their full, legally earned wages.

The morning crew talks economy, the 747 jumbo jet being taken out of production, and a call out for support for BarkNation.com that rescued 133 dogs from Detroit.

Jeff, Mark, and Kristin discuss Alec Baldwin being charged with involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting on the movie set 'Rust'. Is he responsible? Should he be charged?

The crew discusses how America's fast-food restaurants are gambling on heightened consumer demand for food to go will last well beyond the pandemic.

The crew acknowledges National Backward day, gas prices, free snowmobile weekend in Feb., and the cyber attack on U of M Health website.

Winter weather in Michigan can cost around $4 billion a year in expenses. Despite the shortage in drivers, Michigan has a relatively good system for snow management compared to states that may not have the same budget or equipment.