Lauren Winans, CEO of Next Level Benefits, speaks with Jeff about labor unions being back in vogue. Gallup poll reports that public approval of labor unions is at its highest since 1965.

Michigan is making the Top 10 list again. This time it's Ann Arbor and Novi for the best places to raise a family. Ann Arbor also was ranked as the best place to retire.

Michael Spath explains how the Wolverines, the Spartans, and the Lions fit into the 3 R's: Rage, Resignation, and Relief, this week in football.

Katie Deighton, WSJ, shares how companies that are recognizing and acknowledging inflation in their advertising have to couple that with lowered pricing or other deals.

The morning crew introduces a new feature, "Sign of the Times", highlighting new and events happening on our world today.

Koby Levin, Chalkbeat Detroit, talks to Jeff about the challenges of rural schools in MI: transportation costs, internet connectivity, and funding levels to name a few.

The crew talks about the backlash of GM telling its employees to come back to work 3 days a week.

Kerry McDonald, Senior Education Fellow at the Foundation for Economic Education, talks to Jeff about the demand of a 4 day school week to attract and retain teachers. The Pandemic as empowered parents to take the reins of their children's education and reimagine what works best in their communities.

The morning crew talks about the exciting astroid collision and the newest company, GM, to welcome white collar workers back to a 3 day in person work week.

Eating meat affects nations greenhouse emissions. Betsy Ladyhets, Science News, explains.