The Week That Was on Deadline Detroit

Craig is joined by Ned Staebler, President and CEO of Techtown, also VP of Economic Development for Wayne State University to talk about the latest news at WSU.  With all of the attention focused on the Board of Governors, a lot of really good news is going overlooked.  In part two of the show, WDET's Pat Batcheller and Craig discuss the Lions latest loss...and the big win for the Wolverines...

Craig is joined for his weekly news roundup by Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit, and longtime attorneys Joel Sklar and Steve Fishman.   Topics include the latest school shooting, and the Supreme Court's decision to allow a case against gun maker Remington to go forward; the impeachment proceedings against President Trump; Stephen Miller's emails; the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's pla...

Craig discusses the latest school shooting, and how the Supreme Court decision may give some hope to victim's families.   In segment two, Craig reacts to day 1 of public testimony in the impeachment inquiry, and looks at some of the claims being made.  

Craig and WDET's Pat Batcheller break down the weekend in football. 

Craig is joined by his regular co hosts Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit  to break down the big stories of the week.  Impeachment, problems at Wayne State, the demise of Kmart, and much more!   

Craig is joined by Emily Schaller of the Rock CF Foundation to discuss the news of a BIG breakthrough on treatments for those with Cystic Fibrosis.  The news is indeed a game changer, but it is not a cure.  The two discuss the role of the Rock CF Foundation, and the advocacy work that still needs to be done.  

Craig is joined by regular sports contributor Pat Batcheller of WDET to discuss the latest soul-crushing loss by our beloved Detroit Lions.  Also, a little bit of college football gets tossed around for fun.  

Craig is joined by his regular Friday co-hosts, Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit to discuss the big stories of the week.  Impeachment, denial, bad PR, and a lot more.  Also...don't be stingy with the Halloween candy!  

Craig travels to TechTown Detroit to discuss the issue of talent.  Amazon says we don't have enough.  UofM and Dan Gilbert want to expand to Detroit to help grow the talent pipeline.  That said, Ned Staebler, CEO of TechTown says maybe we aren't looking close enough at the talent that is already here.  

Craig is joined by noted attorney Steve Fishman to talk about the big stories in the news this week...which again was dominated by the impeachment hearings taking place in Washington.  They also touch on deleted emails, bad PR for a Michigan brewery, bad comments made by politicians, and whether the Pistons may be halfway decent this year.   

Craig talks with Louis Piszker of Wayne Metro Community Action Agency.  They are involved in a whole host of problem solving activities for those in need of assistance.  Topics include foreclosure prevention and refugee resettlement, among others.  

Craig sits down with Megan Owens of Transportation Riders United  to discuss the latest on transit, mobility, and equity in transit in advance of their informational event on Wednesday in downtown Detroit.  Then, Pat Batcheller of WDET - FM joins us to discuss the tough football weekend in Michigan.  

Today, Craig and guests Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit, and attorney Joel Sklar discuss the news of the week, including Mick Mulvaney's telling the media and Americans to "get over it" when it comes to a quid pro quo; President Trump's decision to host the G7 summit at his golf resort in Florida; Nancy Pelosi; Hunter Biden; gun laws in Michigan, and much more.   

Craig talks with New York Times Television Critic and author James Poniewozik about the history of Television, and his new book "Audience of One: Donald Trump, Television, and the Fracturing of America" .  James will be appearing on Monday at the 95th Metro Detroit Book and Author Society luncheon in Livonia.  

Craig speaks with DBusiness Editor RJ King about his new book, "Detroit: Engine of America"  

Craig is joined by regular post Lions guest Pat Batcheller of WDET for the weekly roundup of the Lions game.  Perhaps we shouldn't be shocked, but the Lions were once again involved in a close game that the referees had a big part in deciding.   

Craig is joined by regulars Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel from Deadline Detroit, and special guest Todd Perkins of the  Perkins Law Group to break down the big stories of the week.   

Craig is joined by Dr. Paul Thomas of Plum Health in Detroit about his practice, and how it's different.  It follows a model called Direct Primary Care, which is bringing transparency and affordability to health care.   

Craig and Dr. McMahan discuss Kettering University's 100 anniversary, talk about the importance of science, the intersection of art and science, and really deep stuff about space.  

Craig is joined by WSU Lecturer and Middle East expert Saeed Khan about the situation in Syria, as the President says he will withdraw U.S. Troops that have been aiding Kurdish fighters there.  The move surprised everyone, including the top brass at the Pentagon, our allies, and our adversaries.  

Craig talks about proposes changes in licensing requirements for Licensed Professional Counselors, or LPC's, in Michigan.  Some argue the proposals could decimate the mental health safety net in our state.  Craig's guest is Carol Zuniga, Executive Director of Hegira Health in Livonia, one of the largest community based mental health agencies in Michigan. 

Craig, Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel break down the big stories of the week.  Impeachment; budgets; Elizabeth Warren as a "cougar"; and of course, something called "hockey butt."  

Craig speaks with Kelley Gossett, regional policy director for Airbnb.   They discuss the proposed short term rental ordinance in Detroit, and how different cities have approached regulation of this growing part of the gig economy.   

Craig discusses the weekends fireworks over impeachment, and reminds us to pay attention to the big picture.   Also, Pat Batcheller joins us for our weekly Lions recap...a great game yesterday, but not a win for the gridiron heroes.   

Craig is joined by Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit, and special guest, Attorney Steve Fishman to discuss this week's big stories.  Of course, the beginning of impeachment proceedings dominates.