Jeff and Mark Maurer, WSJ, tell us more specifically about the circumstance in finding accountants these days and how strong the demand for accountants is.

The morning crew discusses a recent list of the best and worst states to start a business this year as well as which companies are starting off the year with major layoffs.

Enjoy your OJ now because production is down and the extreme weather and economy are making it impossible to make it to the store shelves. 61% Gen Z and Millennials are considering leaving their jobs this year, specifically, for higher compensation, want improved work-life balance, etc. It's good to be young.

New report, from United Van Lines, ranks Michigan 4th for out-of-state moves. Who should know better than a moving company about who's moving in versus who's moving out?

The crew talks about news coming out of the DIA and Gov. Whitmer announcement for the MEDC.

The crew is excited about the two Rookie of the Year noms coming out of Michigan and about the recent announcement from congress ending the requirement that all new drugs must be tested in two species.

WSJ reporter, Lindsay Ellis, shares insights on people considering their options w/ the current job market & economic changes, & the decision to go to graduate school is often based on the opportunity cost, as well as the potential for a higher salary & career advancement.

Jeff, Mark, and Kristin discuss Harbaugh remaining as the Michigan football coach, which is good news for the team's success. They are happy to report the the "tripledemic" fear from the holidays did not happen however questions remain about the newest COVID variant.

The outdoor recreation economy is a powerful, unifying force for better health, good jobs and private sector investment all across the country. Last year in MI grew into a $10.8 billion industry that employs nearly 110,000 people.

Jeff highlights that process of making MLK day a federal holiday as will as explain how Americans are turning into savers thank in part to the poor economy.