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
Justin Amash finds himself on Trump's bad side...and apparently doesn't care. Also, what's going on with road funding? Nothing serious, apparently.
Craig talks with Susan Demas of Michigan Advance about the latest happenings in State politics. Topics include Justin Amash's continuing opposition to President Trump, the lack of realistic discussi…
Land use, and how it figures into every part of what Detroit will look like...and how do we make sure The Detroit Public Schools have the resources they need?
Craig speaks with Anika Goss of Detroit Future City, and also Pamela Moore of the Detroit Public Schools Foundation.
Where are our major utilities when it comes to quitting coal? Conversations with the leaders of both DTE and Consumer's Energy
Craig speaks with Gerry Anderson, President and CEO of DTE Energy, and Patti Poppe, CEO of CMS and Consumer's Energy.
Sticker shock? How much we are paying, and for how long when it comes to new cars.
Craig talks with Paul Eisenstein of TheDetroitBureau.com about how much Americans are spending on new cars and trucks...and also about the failed partnership (so far) between FCA and Renault. Also,…
"The Week That Was" - Trump in Europe, Kwame does his best Smithers impression,John James is running again, and Warren politics are still weird.
Craig is joined by Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit to talk about the big stories of the week.
Not one, but two U.S. Senators on the show today.
Craig talks with U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters about tariffs, the opioid crisis, the President, Mitch McConnell, the swift pace of judicial hearings and more...it's eye opening stuff.…
What's going on in higher education? Lots of talk about STEM education and mobility at Kettering, and now "stems and seeds?" programs at Northern Michigan University.
Craig talks higher education with the Presidents of Kettering University in Flint, and Northern Michigan University in Marquette. Kettering is all about STEM, while Northern is offering a new major …
Oh Fudge! part deux: More Mackinac coverage, with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell and Rip Rapson of the Kresge Foundation
Craig speaks with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell about asian carp, bipartisanship, and of course, President Trump. Then, Craig talks with Kresge Foundation President Rip Rapson, about recent grants fo…
Oh Fudge! The best of our Mackinac coverage. Interviews with AG Dana Nessel, Sen. Marshall Bullock on Auto Insurance, and big news on the river.
Craig interviews Attorney General Dana Nessel, State Senator Marshall Bullock talks auto insurance and roads, and Mark Wallace of the Detroit Riverfront Conservancy discusses a big gift that means a …
Wait...what? We actually have a deal on auto insurance? The Week That Was on Deadline Detroit!
Craig is joined by Allan Lengel and Nancy Derringer to discuss the big stories this week on Deadline Detroit. Topics this week include a new deal on car insurance in Michigan;Trump and Pelosi square…
New development is supposed to be good news...instead, people are peeved. They have their reasons.
Craig talks with Detroit Free Press reporter John Gallagher about the big development news in Detroit...the new FCA plant on the east side, and the city's new tougher stance with the Ilitch family ab…
The Week That Was on Deadline Detroit
Host Craig Fahle is joined by Allan Lengel and Nancy Derringer of Deadline Detroit to talk about the important news stories of the week. On this week's agenda: redacted portions of the Mueller repor…
Alabama: making Michigan look good in comparison. Sort of.
Craig talks with Susan Demas of Michigan Advance about the latest abortion bills to go through the Capitol in Lansing, and also about the indictment handed down to Representative Larry Inman (R-Willi…
Calling all Detroit History Nerds! This one is for you...author Paul Vachon talks about his new book, "Detroit: an Illustrated Timeline." :
Craig talks with Author Paul Vachon about his latest Detroit History book, Detroit, an Illustrated Timeline.
The Monday Fahles! Florida's House Speaker steps in it with women voters; Giuliani is up to his usual madcap antics, and his boss follows suit.
Craig is joined by Chato Hill and Alok Sharma for this week's satirical news roundup.
The Week That Was: auto insurance, towing shenanigans, and bum streetlights...plus more.
Craig speaks with Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel about the big stories this week at Deadline Detroit. Subjects include whether Lansing will find away to yet again not do auto insurance reform, bad…
The State House is open past closing time, and a remembrance of Bob Berg.
Craig discusses the latest on the debate over auto insurance reform in Michigan with Susan Demas, editor at Michigan Advance. Plus, Craig talks about the loss of Bob Berg, who was the longtime spoke…
The auto insurance debate is in familiar territory...neither side agrees on a fix. Also, was the fix in between a towing company and an auto theft ring in Detroit? The Detroit Police think so.
Craig talks about the Michigan Senate's version of an auto insurance fix, and how it seems like both sides are once again digging in for a fight. Also, the Detroit Police argues that car theft went …
Former Prosecutor Barb McQuade argues that if it were anyone other than the President, obstruction charges would be filed. She is my guest.
Craig speaks with former US Attorney Barb McQuade about a letter that she and over 600 other former federal prosecutors signed arguing that if it were anyone but the President, obstruction charges wo…
The Monday Fahles! Trump wants a do-over, and says too much political correctness caused the controversy at the "Kentuky" Derby. Okay then.
It's the Monday Follies! Or Fahles, whichever you prefer. Guests this week include Allan Lengel of Deadline Detroit, and Saeed Khan of Wayne State University