Let's Go Michigan!

Back to School: Teen Drinks, Girls Football, Jim Brandstatter

As aired on WJR 760AM radio: Jeff Sloan, Kristin Kujawa, and Mark Pastoria kick off the show with tips for the back-to-school transition. Interview with (05:31) Julie Jargon, WSJ, on Teens Energy Drink Habits and (17:08) Jim Brandstatter talks sports broadcasting and his latest venture.

Feelin High: Fall Harvest and Health

As aired in WJR 760AM: Jeff Sloan, Kristin Kujawa, and Mark Pastoria speak with (08:00) Susan Selasky, Detroit Free Press, regarding the continued boom in the agriculture on apples in Michigan, and (17:15) Jeffrey Kluger, Time Magazine, discusses everything we need to know about caffeine and how to quit, and finally (28:10) Mark Torregrossa, MLive.com meteorologist, reveals his scientific findings on fall and winter weather in Michigan this year.

Let's Cruise Woodward Avenue

As aired on WJR 760AM Radio: Jeff Sloan, Kristin Kujawa, and Mark Pastoria discuss all things Dream Cruise, 29 years and rolling as a summer tradition. Jeff Grice, Great Lakes Cobra Club, highlights some of the reasons to join a car club and shares the history of the Cobra. Bob Elton, of the Society of Automobile Historians, reminisces about the Big 3 and shares the importance of preserving the history of the automobile and what it meant to our country and society.

Stop Trying to Optimize Everything

As aired on WJR 760AM radio: Jeff Sloan, Kristin Kujawa, and Mark Pastoria open the show revealing the unusual ways AI is being used. Then interviews with (08:26) Paula Gardner, BridgeMI, What to Know About MI's Minimum Wage Changes (16:42) Emily Stewart, Business Insider, Key to Happiness is Being Average (24:48) James Murphy, Education Reform Now, The College Pricing Sham.

Feelin' Hot Hot Hot: Being Real & Gen Z Jobs

As aired on WJR 760AM radio: Jeff Sloan, Kristin Kujawa, and Mark Pastoria speak with Allie Volpe, Vox.com, about the possibility of being fully authentic. Long-time contributor to the show Aki Ito, Business Insider, highlights the hot jobs for Gen Z. Spoiler... this generation is not headed to Silicon Valley.