All four major sports leagues had games Thursday. This truly is a sports fans dream. And the crew talks about the new rewards drama at Dunkin Donuts.

An anonymous app is super popular with high schoolers. The polls on Gas are harmless and fun, they are about pumping up and recognizing your friends.

Detroit Pistons win their game opener and the chatter is they are going to be an exciting team to watch. Jeff explains the release of barrels from the oil reserve and Kristin highlights truck n treat events in the D.

Michael Waters, The Hustle, shares the story of how the town of Erie, Kansas, saved its only store by buying it.

USA Today Harris Poll reveals American having fewer children due to wanting to maintain personal financial independence and concerns over the impact to one's work-life is a "Sign of the Times".

Lauren Weber, WSJ, explains the downside for many companies that had new employees to train takes a lot of time and energy.

like having to ramp up processes, and things like customer service might suffer, quality might suffer, as people learn these new jobs.

The crew discusses the stock market, the Phillies continuing to win, and how close the numbers are between Gretchen Whitmer and Tudor Dixon.

Cruising and Candy: According to the Cruise the Great Lakes, a regional cruise marketing organization, 52 cruise ships docked in Detroit this year. That's more than double from 2019. Candy is up about 13% this year. The crew thinks that somebody should do something about keeping a lid on the candy prices... for the kids!

The White House Office of Science believes that AI is so real now that it requires a dedicated bill of rights intended to ensure AI systems will work properly and effectively for the American people. That is a Sign of the Times.

Matthew Miller, MLive.com, explains three main factors for MI universities losing enrollment, and the biggest one is MI simply doesn't have as many 18 to 24 year olds as it used to. That's actually a phenomenon that's true in most of the country.