The Week That Was on Deadline Detroit
Every week, the crew from Deadline Detroit breaks down the critical news stories of the week. It's solid analysis mixed with a healthy dose of humor, plus weekly nominees for "Schmuck of the Week."
- Update frequency
- every 3 days
- Average duration
- 46 minutes
- Episodes
- 759
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
The Week That Was - Biden's Got a Running Mate, and The Post Office is Running Late
Craig breaks down the week's big stories with guests Allan Lengel and Nancy Derringer of Deadline Detroit, PR Consultant Greg Bowens, and Wayne State Lecturer Saeed Khan.
College Campuses Are Ramping Up to Safely Welcome Back Students...But What About What Happens OFF Campus?
Craig's guest is Sean Egan, Michigan COVID-19 Workplace Safety Director. Mr. Egan and the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity are hosting a series of webinars for business owners in college…
How the Pandemic is Changing Our Thoughts on Design - A Conversation with Olga Stella of Design Core Detroit
Craig is joined by Olga Stella of Design Core Detroit, which hosts the annual Detroit Month of Design festival. The group is thinking hard about the role of design in helping Detroit businesses and …
The Week That Was - Live from ThighLand and Yo Semite National Park!
Craig's weekly panel takes on the big news of the week, including President Trump's interview with Axios, the explosion in Beirut, the ongoing pandemic, and of course, nominees for "Schmuck of the We…
An Update on the Census Count: Where We Stand Now, and Why Politics Should be Left Out Of It
Craig's guest is Vicki Kovari, Executive Director of the Detroit 2020 Census Count. She gives an update on Detroit's response rate so far, and comments on why the Census Bureau's about face on the c…
A Mini-Rant: What Missouri Voters Told Us Yesterday About Health Care, and Why Republicans Better Worry
Craig has some thought's on Missouri voter's decision to approve an expansion of Medicaid in their State, despite their Republican Governor's opposition to it. What does it say about where the peopl…
The Challenges Of Staffing Bars And Restaurants In The Covid Era
"The Craig Fahle Show" on Deadline Detroit talks with Bobbie Kaster, owner of Bar Flies Staffing, about the challenges of hiring staff for bars and restaurants in the Covid era.
"There are a lot of pe…
The Week That Was - No Alien DNA here!
Craig breaks down the big news stores of the past week. Today, he is joined by Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit, Nancy Kaffer, Columnist for the Detroit Free Press, Columnist and filmmaker Desiree C…
What's Happening at Beaumont? A Conversation with Reporter Eric Starkman
Eric Starkman, contributor to Deadline Detroit and author of a blog, Starkman Approved, joins Craig today to discuss his series of stories about Beaumont Health, and its proposed merger with Illinois…
Turning Point at 40: How a Non-Profit Fighting Domestic Violence is Handling the Pandemic
Craig is joined today by Sharman Davenport, CEO of Turning Point. The non-profit is turning 40 years old, and unfortunately finding itself dealing with a spike in its caseload to to shelter in place…
The Week That Was - We May Be In A Pandemic, But Our Cognitive Skills Are Solid
Craig's weekly panel includes regular contributors Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit, Focus/Hope CEO Portia Roberson, and Former Michigan Legislator and consultant Coleman Young II…
Enough To Be Dangerous: An Interview With Longtime TV News Executive and Agent Mort Meisner
Craig's guest today is longtime TV news exec and talent agent Mort Meisner. His decades of experience as a music promoter, then television news professional are the basis for his new memoir, "Enough…
The Week That Was - We Don't Let Science Get in the Way Of a Good Conversation
Craig's guests this week include Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit, PR consultant Greg Bowens, and Attorney Joel Sklar. Topics include the ongoing pandemic, Donald and Ivanka Trum…
The Bronco Returns - and It Looks Pretty Darn Cool.
Craig is joined by Paul Eisenstein of TheDetroitBureau.com to discuss Ford's unveiling of not one, but three new Bronco models. The company used some fairly unorthodox methods to unveil the new SUV'…
How Does A Tour Company Survive At a Time When Tourists are Scarce? - Go Digital!
Craig's guest is Bailey Sisoy-Moore, Executive Director of Detroit History Tours, and leader of the Detroit History Club. The company announced a new virtual tour app that will allow users to explor…
The Week That Was - Coronavirus Is Challenging Our Grip on Logic
Craig's guests this week include Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit, with special guests Todd Perkins of Perkins Law Group, and news reporter/anchor Charlie Langton of Fox 2 Detroit…
New Detroit and Its "Declaration of War on Racism". - A Conversation with Mike Rafferty, CEO of New Detroit
Craig is joined by New Detroit CEO Mike Rafferty to talk about their newly written "Declaration of War on Racism". The organization was created in the wake of the 1967 rebellion in Detroit, and cont…
How to Grow Your Business - an Interview With DBusiness Editor and New Podcast Host RJ King
Craig's guest today is RJ King, editor of DBusiness, and the host of the new podcast, "How to Grow Your Business". Topics include how businesses are navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, and what tips …
Public Transit In a Pandemic - How Safe is it, and What Have We Learned About Making it Better?
Craig is joined by Megan Owens of Transportation Riders United (TRU) to discuss the impact Covid is having on our transit system, which is critically important for many of our front line responders d…
The State of the City of Pontiac - A Conversation With Pontiac Mayor Dr. Deirdre Waterman
Craig talks with Pontiac Mayor Dr. Deirdre Waterman, who has served in the role since 2014. The City has underone some radical changes since emerging from emergency financial management in late 2013…