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As the Jan. 6 congressional committee meets again, we learned more about congressional investigations throughout history and heard about Oakland County's changing politics. Plus, a boxer and filmmaker discuss their movie We Can Be Heroes.

We started the show with an update on the controversial ShotSpotter system that was passed last night by the Detroit City Council. Then we visited a cidery to learn about crafting hard ciders. To finish up our mid-week show, we talked about General Motors CEO Mary Barra.

Discrimination against trans people in health care is a long-standing issue. Recently, a trans teenager was denied ADHD treatment at a Catholic medical clinic in Ann Arbor.

The culture wars are brewing in Dearborn over LGBTQ books in school libraries. We talked about how it's creating community division. Then, we heard how Michigan one birder set out to make the hobby more accessible for other BIPOC nature lovers.

A new investigation by the Detroit Free Press suggest corrections officers could be a main source of drugs in state prisons. Also, we talked to the minds behind the Lansing Facts Twitter account. Plus, Ojibwe artist Andrea Carlson on commemorating a dark day in Indigenous history.

Whiting Award winner, poet Tommye Blount stopped in to discuss his work and future endeavors.

A recent court ruling ordered Enbridge to shut down and relocate the segment of Line 5 that's currently operating on tribal land. We spoke with the Bad River Band's Tribal Council secretary and Enbridge's director of tribal engagement to learn more about this decision.

Michigan Radio's Dustin Dwyer joined us to break down the latest trial in the plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Plus, a fresh take on supporting and growing Detroit's middle class. Also, Michigan Radio's Cheers! team brought us a 1960s rocket-themed cocktail recipe. And sneakerhead Roland "Ro" Coit talked about his Detroit-themed Air Jordan sneaker.

On today's show, the unfolding saga surrounding a series of charges against officials in the Flint water crisis. Plus, the World Economic Forum in Detroit. And an update on Vladimir Konstantinov andn auto no-fault.

French documentary filmmaker Dorian Degoutte couldn't bare dumping his 1997 Ford Fiesta. So instead he took his car from France for one last journey to where it all began: Detroit.