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June 18, 2026 ~ Sean Mann, co-owner of DCFC, Detroit City Football Club discusses latest developments in their new stadium. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On today's Daily Detroit, we start with big news for Detroit City FC fans and the future of Corktown. Jer and Norris recap their visit to the new Detroit City FC welcome center on Vernor and break down fresh details on AlumiFi Field, the club's planned new stadium next to Michigan Central. The opening date has officially slid to the 2028 season, and the guys explain why that's actually a smarter move given the complexity of the build, site cleanup, and surrounding development. They get into the latest renderings, from 14 traditional suites, 10 container suites, and pitch‑side boxes, to supporter sections staying proudly at midfield and design touches that lean into DCFC's identity and Detroit's skyline. Then, it's a look at a shifting nightlife landscape. The closure of UFO Bar's current concept in Corktown, the announced end of Spot Lite on the east side, and the original Fowling Warehouse in Hamtramck all spark a conversation about drinking habits, the economics of bars and clubs, and whether Detroit needs to "rewrite the contract" for going out. That leads into a bigger question: Should Detroit have a 24‑hour party district, and if so, where would it go?  Finally, we get into the CPA Building at Michigan and 14th hitting the market for $2.4 million, and what a smart redevelopment across from Michigan Central could look like. Feedback as always - dailydetroit - at - gmail - dot - com or 313-789-3211. Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get shows. 

In this episode of Tunnel Talk, the crew is back in the tunnel after a lengthy hiatus and, in a bold break from tradition, arrives with absolutely no agenda whatsoever.The conversation wanders through the early stages of the Detroit City FC women's USL-W season, including impressions from the squad's start and what has stood out so far. The crew also takes stock of the men's side, whose spring campaign has been a little up and down, but mostly up, as DCFC continues to battle through league play and cup competitions.The discussion also touches on Detroit City FC's first ever appearance at The Soccer Tournament (TST), what it means for the club, and why the event has become such an intriguing addition to the soccer calendar.Along the way there are tangents, distractions, questionable transitions, and at least a few moments that can generously be described as incoherent rambling.Also, if anyone happens to see Garret, please remind him to send over the Channel 4:51 YouTube password. The people need answers. ⚜️

In this episode of Tunnel Talk, the crew gathers in the tunnel once again to break down Detroit City FC's 2-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, sorting through what went wrong.They then shift to the women's team opener, which quickly turns into an attempt to build an all time DCFC women's starting XI in a 4-4-2. The crew also takes time to look back at their top three favorite matches at Keyworth, diving into the moments, atmospheres, and results that stand out the most.As always, things wrap up with TST, because no episode of Tunnel Talk ends quietly.⸻

In this episode of Tunnel Talk, the crew returns to the tunnel while Denis is off celebrating Chicago Fire, leaving the rest to sort through Detroit City FC's Open Cup loss and what went wrong.The group also breaks down the result against Jacksonville and what it means for the squad moving forward. The conversation then shifts to Saturday's matchup against the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, with a preview of what DCFC needs to do to respond and get back on track.⸻

Hey, soccer fans! The Chicago Fire - the winningest MLS team in US Open Cup history - advanced to the Round of 16 after a 2-1 victory over Detroit City FC. The Men in Red dominated the first half, and Jason Shokalook scored a brace in his first start for the Fire first team. However, a DCFC goal, a red card to Puso Dithejane, and a freight train all in the span of five minutes propelled the USL Championship side to nearly equalizing. In what was a chaotic second half, the Fire survive and advance to take on St. Louis City SC in the next round. Nick also previews the upcoming match against FC Cincinatti. He predicts a draw, but notes that both teams have lots of roster questions due to injuries and the defenses may be prone to lapses. Cincy will also be without key player Kevin Denkey, who will be serving a red card suspension. Can the Fire take advantage and extend their win streak to four matches? Tune in and join the conversation! Make sure you like & subscribe, rate & review, and keep growing the show. Follow the Fire on SportSpyder. Connect on social media: Twitter - Facebook - Instagram - YouTube Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Erika, a $1 million soccer challenge, a DCFC legend, an epic Irish pub and a discount on an MLS game — […]

Detroit City FC had a busy week, and Adam breaks it all down in this episode of The Post Match.First, we look back at Le Rouge's hard-fought cup victory over the Flint City Bucks, a result that sends Detroit City FC forward while giving fans plenty to be encouraged about.Then, the focus shifts to Saturday's road match against Rhode Island FC, where Detroit battled to earn a valuable draw away from home. Adam breaks down the key moments, standout performances, tactical takeaways, and what the result means moving forward in league play.From cup momentum to road points, this episode covers everything DCFC supporters need to know from an important week for the club.Drop your thoughts in the comments:How are you feeling about Detroit City FC after this past week?Listen to The Post Game

In this episode of Tunnel Talk, the tunnel might have been a little sparse, but the banter showed up in playoff form. The crew wraps up the MASL-W season, takes stock of the early days of the Detroit City FC men's campaign, and starts asking the questions everyone in Rouge and Gold is already thinking about.There is also an entirely reasonable amount of admiration for Haruki Yamazaki, because at this point it would be suspicious not to mention him, plus a proper birthday shout for Jeciel Cedeño as the crew celebrates another trip around the sun for one of DCFC's own.All of that, plus the usual tunnel chaos, opinions, and side quests you have come to expect from Tunnel Talk.⸻

The guys look over the insanely creepy I Will Possess Your Heart by indie darlings Death Cab For Cutie. It starts off sounding cool and ends up making you want to buy an alarm system.

The crew gathers in the tunnel this week to ring in the New Year with a packed episode of Detroit City FC talk. The DCFC indoor squad gets a well-earned shoutout, the complicated love/hate relationship with Maxi Rodríguez is front and center, and the latest news from NGS Cares is broken down. Plus, plenty more tunnel chaos, strong opinions, and Detroit City FC energy as the calendar flips to a new year.⸻

The Authentically Detroit Podcast Network in collaboration with Detroit One Million presents: The Black Detroit Democracy Podcast, hosted by Donna Givens Davidson and Sam Robinson!Together, Donna and Sam illuminate the complexities of Detroit's unique political landscape and give residents a resource for navigating civic engagement and election season.In this episode, they trace Detroit's housing failures from the Leland House scare to a subsidy-first market that missed real demand, then turn to solutions that center seniors, families, and accountability. Then, Maxwell Murray shows how DCFC and the Urban Football League use street soccer, food, and learning to reclaim space and teach civic power.Maxwell is a Detroit native and founder of The Urban Football League. He joined Detroit City FC in March 2024 to support youth programming and expand access to the game across Detroit. A proud Detroiter, he first connected with the club as a summer intern in 2017. He studied African and Black Diasporic Studies at DePaul University, where he founded The Urban Football League to use soccer as a tool for cultural expression and community building. At DCFC, he leads efforts to break down barriers to participation and chairs the Youth Travel Program's Community Resource Group.For more episodes of the Black Detroit Democracy Podcast, click here.Support the showFollow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

On today's show: At what temperature do you stop wearing shorts? 02:31 – Detroit Lions narrowly defeat Giants, and the season is on the line The "Cardiac Cats" deliver another stressful win: the Lions barely get by the Giants. Jer and Fletcher break down the wild ride that is the Jameis Winston experience ("more fun when it's not your team on the line!"), and how Jamir Gibbs stepped up in historic fashion. Deep dive into what's working and what isn't—especially a candid convo about Jared Goff, the offensive coordinator, and whether the Lions are too predictable. The hosts highlight what must improve for Detroit with national eyes on them for Thanksgiving against the Packers—a critical NFC North matchup. Both agree: If the Lions want a real shot at the playoffs, they basically need to win out.  11:12 – Detroit Pistons: 12-Game Win Streak and Rising Hopes The Pistons are HOT: 14-2 with a 12-game win streak, taking down Milwaukee on the road (even if Giannis was out). "Are the Pistons for real?" Discussion weighs schedule quality, team growth, the impact of new players, and how Detroit is earning national respect. Local pride watch: Shoutout to Ryan Rollins (Macomb Dakota) leading Milwaukee in the absence of their stars. Being able to expect the Pistons to win games, not just "play hard"—Detroit fans everywhere can relate how good this feels! Call to listeners for vintage Pistons gear for the studio. 18:11 – Red Wings: "Wings in Flight" and Atlantic Division Leaders Quick coverage of the Red Wings' strong season—they're leading the Atlantic and scoring with flash. Props to Dylan Larkin, DeBrincat, and Lucas Raymond, plus some talk about the Yzerplan paying off. 19:35 – Stephen Carroll retires as DCFC Captain for Front Office Role Longtime Detroit City FC captain Stephen Carroll announces retirement from the pitch but stays with the club in a (yet-to-be-named) front office role. Feedback as always - dailydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com or leave a voicemail 313-789-3211. Follow Daily Detroit on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942 Or sign up for our newsletter: https://www.dailydetroit.com/newsletter/ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DailyDetroit    

Some DC fast charging sites print money. Others quietly ruin portfolio-wide ROI. In this episode of In-Between Charges, Kevin and Mike sit down with Rohan Puri, CEO & Co-Founder of Stable Auto, to unpack why. Stable Auto works with many of the largest American CPOs and investors to predict utilization, pick winning locations, and set smarter prices for DC fast charging networks. Rohan shares how he went from building robotic charging arms for autonomous fleets to running a software company that underwrites the profitability of EV charging assets.Together, they dig into what actually drives DCFC performance: traffic patterns, EV penetration, trip distances, amenities, competition, hardware choices, and even how many ports is the right amount for a site. They talk about why “put it near a highway and a gas station” is often wrong, why co-locating with competitors can increase your utilization, how to think in IRR and margin instead of just kWh per port per day, and where dynamic pricing and energy arbitrage could unlock new revenue streams. If you're a CPO, retailer, investor, or just trying to understand why some sites thrive while others bleed cash, this episode goes straight to the core of DC fast charging economics.

And we're back! Jer and Fletcher are in to talk about all things Detroit on this Veteran's Day.  Also, thanks for the HUGE effort by you, our community, on our Gleaners virtual food drive! Support it here: https://fooddrives.gcfb.org/event/2025-daily-detroit-virtual-food-drive/ Your show rundown: 03:47 - RoboCop Statue in Eastern Market: Jer and Fletcher discuss long-awaited completion and location of Detroit's RoboCop statue; impact as a tourist destination; personal reflections and the journey to completion. 07:36 - Detroit Lions Talk: Recap Lions' 44-22 win over Washington; Jer and Fletcher analyze Dan Campbell's offensive play-calling shift, staff decisions, game tactics, impact on the team, and upcoming game vs. Eagles. 15:18 - Pistons Off to a Hot Start: Jer and Fletcher break down Detroit Pistons' 9-2 record, Cade Cunningham's historic triple-double, change in team chemistry, new players, and renewed energy; Fletcher analyzes growth and outlook. 18:09 - Detroit City FC Playoff Run Ends: Reaction to DCFC's playoff elimination (penalty shootout), success exceeding expectations, offense frustrations, league parity, and challenges retaining talent. 21:40 - Listener: Why Not More Red Wings Talk? Listener question about lack of Red Wings coverage; Fletcher shares personal reasons and nostalgia for Red Wings' 90s dynasty. But yes, we totally hear you! 25:10 - What is Fletcher's favorite Daily Detroit sticker? Get yours at https://www.patreon.com/DailyDetroit Feedback as always - dailydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com or leave a voicemail 313-789-3211. Follow Daily Detroit on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942  Or sign up for our newsletter: https://www.dailydetroit.com/newsletter/  

Season 2, Episode 16Guests: Ken Gauvey — Attorney; Vet épée fencer (DC Fencers Club)Michael Hughes — Lifelong fencer, teacher & coach; Vet épée fencer (DC Fencers Club)What we coverOrigin stories: late start (Ken) vs. 50 years in the sport (Michael) — and discovering the Vet communityWhy donate? Ken's family emergency; Michael's NPR drive-time moment and the “why not me?” mindsetExpectation vs. reality: testing, surgery, different recovery timelines — and the role of baseline fitnessReturning to fencing: “listen to your body,” track metrics, celebrate small wins, and rebuild with intentionMindfulness & reset: pre-bout rituals, visualization, practicing resets at practice, staying presentDCFC culture: coaches who coach the whole person, morning vet sessions, multigenerational mentorshipLiving donation 101: anonymity choices, chains that unlock multiple transplants, practical benefits & follow-upPractical takeawaysComeback advice (Ken): listen to your body; rest is training; track sleep/HR/recovery; don't rush the timeline you wish you hadMindset (Michael): be present — in conversations, in practice, in each touch; practice your reset like any other skillVet community tip: find or build training windows that fit real life (e.g., DCFC's morning sessions)If you're curious about donationStart with a reputable org (e.g., National Kidney Foundation) or your local transplant centerUnderstand match/chain programs: one donation can trigger many transplantsExpect thorough screening and ongoing medical follow-up after donationTimestamps0:00 — Two donors, one club; two comebacks1:09 — Ken: from martial arts dad to vet épée podiums2:15 — Michael: 50 years in the sport; discovering Vet fencing3:57 — Ken's decision: a family emergency and a fast timeline5:28 — Michael's decision: NPR, stats, and “why not me?”8:44 — Expectation vs. reality: surgery, testing, recovery10:43 — Getting back on strip: timelines, protection, green/red lights15:05 — First tournament back: Ken's Southern silver & what it meant16:35 — Mindfulness and the reset habit (practice it at practice)19:18 — Visualization under a tree (and in a parking lot)20:05 — What makes DCFC special: coaches, mornings, mentorship22:58 — Cincinnati NAC: the full-circle moment24:29 — Advice for any comeback: rest vs. stubbornness; joy vs. pressure27:40 — Donation info: practical benefits, chains, where to startQuotable“Fencing teaches you how to live a life. Be present in the moment.” — Michael Hughes“I wasn't hitting anybody, so I visualized hitting people.” — Ken GauveyCall to actionShare this episode with a vet fencer—or a friend curious about living donation. If you're considering donating, talk to your medical team and visit a trusted resource (e.g., the National Kidney Foundation) to learn more.CreditsHost: Bryan Wendell • Guests: Ken Gauvey & Michael Hughes --First to 15: The Official Podcast of USA FencingHost: Bryan WendellCover art: Manna CreationsTheme music: Brian Sanyshyn

Welcome to the week! We've got five things we're talking about on this Monday with Fletcher Sharpe and Jer: 01:09 - Waymo self-driving taxis are coming to Detroit 08:57 - Fletcher's SNAP Thoughts 14:00 - Pistons win in Mexico 15:09 - Are we worried about the Lions after the loss to the Vikings? 18:17 - Detroit City FC upset win in playoff match Feedback as always - dailydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com or leave a voicemail 313-789-3211. Follow Daily Detroit on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942  Or sign up for our newsletter: https://www.dailydetroit.com/newsletter/  

The crew gathers in the tunnel to break down Detroit City FC's draw against Charleston and preview the must-win showdown in Tampa against the Rowdies. But as DCFC rumors start flying and the wine starts flowing, things take a turn off the rails.

This week, the crew meets in the tunnel to talk about the latest updates on the new stadium, whether Detroit City FC is truly “back,” which players without contracts should return next season, and the possibility of the Michigan Panthers sharing AlumniFi Field with DCFC.

Johanna Hager, DCFC, LCPC, FAPA, DCFI, CCFIT, joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss Othmer Method Neurofeedback therapy and the equipment used to assist with talk therapy. About 25 years ago, Sue Othmer, a pioneer in neurofeedback, diverged from the standard practice by allowing the brain to guide its own process, rather than relying on statistical norms. Her approach, now known as the Othmer method, involves adjusting the ‘reward' frequencies based on individual client responses—tracking symptoms like fatigue, headaches, or improvement. This real-time feedback eliminates the need for expensive brain maps and often produces quicker, more comprehensive results. While many found success with this method, it hasn't gained universal acceptance, as most practitioners continue to use traditional neurofeedback assessment strategies. Interest in brain waves has dramatically grown since Hans Berger discovered electrical brain activity in the 1920s. Researchers now focus on how different mental states and brain diseases correlate with these electrical signals. Neurofeedback, an emerging area of biofeedback, allows individuals to target and modify their brain waves directly. By monitoring brain activity through sensors, users receive real-time feedback—often in the form of sounds or visual cues—to train their minds toward healthier patterns. This approach is being investigated as a potential treatment for disorders such as ADHD, anxiety, and epilepsy, offering new hope for non-invasive interventions. A pioneering shift in neurofeedback therapy is drawing attention as researchers embrace infra-low frequency (ILF) techniques. Originating around 12 years ago, Carl Shames and Sue Othmer were at the forefront, experimenting with frequencies lower than ever before, measured in millihertz rather than hertz. Contrary to expectations, these ultra-low frequencies produced quicker and more widespread benefits, with patients often noticing effects immediately after their first session. The Othmer Institute has reported a dramatic reduction in the average number of required sessions. The ILF approach is making neurofeedback more effective and increasingly accessible, offering hope for those seeking affordable brain training options. Researchers at the Othmer Institute have achieved remarkable breakthroughs using ultra-low frequency brain training. By working at frequencies measured in millihertz, between 0.01 and 0.1 Hz, participants reported rapid improvements in just their first session, feeling calm or tired almost immediately. Follow-up accounts after a second session included notable behavioral and cognitive changes. The overall number of sessions required has dropped dramatically, with many individuals experiencing core benefits in just 6-8 visits. This development has not only made neurofeedback faster and more effective but also far more affordable, paving the way for broader, more accessible mental health support. Johanna Hager is a member of the American Psychological Association and a certified trauma specialist. She recently moved into private practice and is working to get her new office fully established. The equipment and software are available at Bee Medic. Find more information on the equipment and software for ILF Neurofeedback here. There are webinars available if you would like to learn more about neurofeedback from Bee Medic. Johanna has been a therapist for about 35 years and has treated people of all ages and psychological needs. Johanna has experienced great success using neurofeedback. Neurofeedback is a tool used in conjunction with talk therapy, which allows the brain to slow down and relax, helping the patient break down the walls to heal. You can call or text 309-489-2195 with any questions or to ask what she still needs for her office. To make an appointment with Johanna Hager, call 309-489-2195 or book online. She has in-person and telehealth appointments, and most insurance is accepted through Alberto Minzer & Associates. Johanna Hager stands out as a leader in psychotherapy, providing hope and healing to those confronting trauma, mood disorders, chronic illness, and significant life changes. With more than three decades of practice, she personalizes every session, ensuring clients feel genuinely understood in a safe, supportive environment. Johanna employs innovative therapies, such as neurofeedback and EMDR, guiding individuals through recovery with empathy and expertise. Beyond the therapy room, she conducted forensic interviews and served as an expert witness, educating courts on trauma's impact throughout the area. Her commitment extends to mental health advocacy and community outreach, reflecting her dedication to nurturing strength and resilience in every client she meets.

The crew is meeting up in the tunnel this week to chat about the Oasis reunion, Denis' comeback, Detroit City FC's tie with North Carolina FC, some possible missed chances with the sunset kits, and the Kobe Hernandez-Foster vibe.

Josh and Dan take on the biggest news in the American game (and beyond) and bring their own dynamic approach and perspective to discussing it. 

Today's show is in three parts. The largest part is talking about the new stadium coming for Detroit City FC, AlumniFi Field - that will be rising near Michigan and 20th streets, down the road from the former Tiger Stadium site and tied into the Southwest Detroit and Corktown communities. Get the details, get rendering reactions, and more. Plus, the I-375 project that would have turned it into a surface level boulevard has been "paused" by MDOT. We discuss it from different angles, including the missed opportunity of not engaging the community properly, and the importance of not wasting a decade talking about things and instead just actively engaging and getting it done.  And we end with some west side news, as Norris Howard tells us about the demolition of the old Mammoth building on Grand River. The rundown: 00:54 - DCFC's new stadium revealed, welcome to southwest Detroit AlumniFi Field 16:47 - The I-375 project has been put on ice 24:49 - Mammoth Shopping Center demo has started Feedback as always - dailydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com or leave a voicemail 313-789-3211. Follow Daily Detroit on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942  Or sign up for our newsletter: https://www.dailydetroit.com/newsletter/  

Big celebrity sighting in Traverse city?!

And DCFC getting a new stadium?

Welcome to the weekend! Devon and Jer are back with what to know and where to go around town. 01:34 - Devon went to Bastille Bar in Downtown Detroit 05:05 - Trying Little Ghost in Ferndale 09:43 - Brick and Mortar restaurants vs. Food trucks... what's less expensive? 14:51 - More details on DCFC stadium are out 22:13 - Capitol Park's Redo feels like it's missing something 26:02 - Executive plaza update might mean more apartments Birthday bash and live show at the Old Miami this Saturday, 3p-6p! RSVP On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2197215497447707 RSVP On Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1530285227309?aff=oddtdtcreator Feedback as always - dailydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com or leave a voicemail 313-789-3211. Follow Daily Detroit on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/daily-detroit/id1220563942 Or sign up for our newsletter: https://www.dailydetroit.com/newsletter/  

The crew gathers in the tunnel this week to profess their love for Toledo after the great AFC Ann Arbor choke job that sent Detroit City FC to the USL W League Playoffs. Also, Jam and Adam go head-to-head in the DCFC name game.

In this episode of Make City Make Spence, Sean, Garret, and Adam break down Detroit City FC's men's team securing their first victory since April 26, a 2-0 triumph over Miami FC on Saturday. Can this win spark a turnaround?They also cover the women's team's tough 2-1 loss to AFC Ann Arbor, while highlighting reasons for hope in their final two matches and explaining why the DCFC women's season is still alive.

This week in the tunnel the crew discusses a men's team in complete disaray as Jaime tries his best to list off reasons why people should be optimistic. Meanwhile, the women's team continues to tear through the Great Lakes Division as the crew discusses the best DCFC women's players of all time.

In this edition of the Detroit City Sports Cast, Adam and Garret are joined by Alex Wright, co-owner of Detroit City FC; Megan Abela, Corporate Partnerships Coordinator for DCFC; and Jam, the NGS Prideraiser Coordinator and Tunnel Talk host. They discuss the upcoming Prideraiser initiative, which will benefit the Ruth Ellis Center in Detroit.NGS Prideraiser (Pledge!): https://www.prideraiser.org/campaigns/northern-guard-supporters-detroit-prideraiser-2025-qAvYrlEW2PE2m/Ruth Ellis Center: https://www.ruthelliscenter.orgDetroit City FC: https://www.detcityfc.com

RIFC Midfielder Maxi Rodriguez joins Tom to discuss Rhody's first USL Championship win of the season versus Oakland Roots and his takeaways from the victory against Portland Pines in the US Open Cup. Maxi also talks about his feelings returning to Detroit and what people should expect against DCFC this weekend. Plenty of more to the interview so listen! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Tunnel Talk, Jaime, Alan, Denis, and Adam gather in the tunnel to discuss another week of Detroit City FC. First, they touch on another draw for DCFC, a trip out west to take on Phoenix, Koi Fish planting their flag, and Jaime having trouble coping with Real Madrid's loss to Arsenal.

Eight years ago, a 19 year old Jimmy Filerman had his first experience in the US Open Cup as a player for the South Florida Surf in USL League Two. A team of mostly amateur players in their schools' offseasons came together to face Miami FC, who at the time was spending big money to put together a competitive roster in the NASL with Manager Alessandro Nesta (of Italian National Team Fame). The team of kids tied the game in the 76' before Miami put the go-ahead goal away in the 80'. It was the type of game that makes this tournament so special. It gives young players the opportunity to test themselves against seasoned professionals. It puts David up against Goliath in a winner-take-all one match battle. It gives players that have given their youth to the game an experience they won't forget. Lastly, it is truly the only open thing that exists in our world of soccer with a closed pyramid. Jimmy would return back to Old Dominion for two more seasons after that and end his college career in 2019. Despite Covid doing its best to kill off parts of the fragile US Soccer Lower Leagues, he found a home in Detroit City in 2020 and 2021. He was part of those DCFC teams that completely dominated NISA. With Covid putting a pause on the Open Cup due to travel restrictions, there were no opportunities for him to play the tournament while playing for the club. But 2021 would take Filerman down to Greenville Triumph for his first experience playing in the professional ranks of USL. It was here that he'd see US Open Cup action for the second time. Greenville triumphed (dad joke) over Oakland Roots for a first round cupset and that set up a home game for them against MLS' Charlotte FC. The 4,000 person capacity stadium witnessed their 3rd Division squad take Charlotte to extra time where they eventually succumbed 2-1. “They subbed in guys like Christian Fuchs” says Jimmy on the pod. “Just being on the field with guys you grew up watching, and those big entities where you know how much money they're bringing in and how much money has gone into the roster is just different.” After a broken leg ended his time at Greenville, Jimmy joined up with the Maryland Bobcats in 2023 and was part of a roster that took down the Ocean City Nor'easters on a last second winner before succumbing on the road to the Pittsburgh Riverhounds on a cold, wet night along the Monongahela River. Fast forward to Jimmy in 2025 and a lot has changed. The 19 year old kid that admittedly loved him some College is now a 28 year old man that has had a lasting career in the 3rd and 4th divisions of the US Soccer Pyramid. A lot has happened in those eight years. Things have come full circle for Jimmy as he returned to the Open Cup as an amateur 8 years after being there with South Florida Surf. Jimmy linked back up with his DC United Academy running mate, Lucas Mendes, who is the creative force and visionary behind Virginia Dream FC. For those that do not know, the Dream have been quickly building up accommodates as one of the best Amateur sides in the country. The club won the NPSL Mid-Atlantic last year, the Spring and Fall 2024 UPSL Seasons, and the 2024 Virginia Super Soccer League. Then they qualified for the 2025 US Open Cup by beating Alexandria Reds and the Aegean Hawks FC of the United States Amateur Soccer Association (USASA). The Dream came into City Stadium with a chip on their shoulders. A squad full of players that had been there before and players that know they should still be there (special shout out to Elijah Amo who absolutely needs a call from a pro side…). After an 8' minute penalty kick was calmly slotted into the corner by former Bobcat Nicolas Likulia, it was clear Richmond was in for a fight from the pesky amateur side. After a banger from the Kickers' James Vaughn drew them equal in the 36', the Dream held on to head into the locker room at 1-1. After taking some abuse in front of their goal at the end of the first half, the Dream became the aggressors and put home two more goals. One from Suchecki in the 53' and another from former Bobcat Mike Akinkoye in the 61'. With the lead in hand and the armband on, Jimmy came alive and showed he still has what it takes to compete on this level. Making tackles and shouting instructions. The cupset was on. When the final whistle blew, it was the Dream marching on to the next round of the 2025 US Open Cup. On Wednesday, April 2nd, the Dream head to Segra Field to take on its next Goliath; the USL Championships' Loudoun United. While it will be another uphill battle, I wouldn't count them out.

On today's all-local daily podcast with Jer and Norris: New Area Code: 679 is getting added to the City of Detroit and nearby suburbs in Wayne County due to the exhaustion of numbers in the 313 code.  Ren Cen Tower Auction Price: Turns out neither of us had the coin for the $9 million price tag on the 21-story tower off to the side of the Renaissance Center. More: https://www.crainsdetroit.com/real-estate/renaissance-center-600-tower-lands-92m-high-bid-auction Wayne State Housing: Jer discusses an article in the Free Press that highlights that very few of the Wayne State students live on campus. Norris and Jer discuss that having a large student population in midtown would vitalize that area of the city and further contribute to the culture in the city. More: https://www.freep.com/story/news/education/2025/03/18/wayne-state-students-commute-for-a-mix-of-campus-city-life/82310609007/ America's Best Pizza Cities: According to one list, Detroit is not number one. Rochester, New York is at the top of a recent list. Detroit should be higher, emphasizing the city's unique square pizza and the fact that several national chains originated in the area.  Soccer: Detroit City FC is having a good season and the United Soccer League (USL) is considering a promotion and relegation system. DCFC is looking to raise $10 million. USL approved a promotion and relegation system. It needs approval from US Soccer (the Federation). Jer and Norris discuss how all of this could improve and give opportunities to the City of Detroit. Jer notes the Brownfield credits have been approved. Schedule Change Announcement: The Daily Detroit show will be switching from a 5 day per week format to 4 days per week format. To make the show better, but also give a measure of balance back to the production crew. There is a survey on http://wwww.DailyDetroit.com/survey and there is also content on Patreon (our Off The Record, Off The Rails podcast and a Discord community). http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit

In this Q&A with Mike Doucleff, CEO of Alpitronic Americas, we discuss the features of the HYC1000 EV charger. Mike explains how the 1 MW power output and distributed design provide flexibility for both passenger and commercial vehicles. The conversation covers the efficiency, scalability, and potential applications of the HYC1000 in expanding EV charging infrastructure. Let's talk about it.Shoutout to our sponsors for more information find their links below:- Fort Collins Kia: Visit focokia.com for full details. Disclaimer: *Delivery covers up to $1,000.Find us on all of these places:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/outofspecpodcastApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/out-of-spec-podcast/id1576636119Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0tKIQfKL9oaHc1DLOTWvbdAmazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/473692b9-05b9-41f9-9b38-9f86fbdabee7/OUT-OF-SPEC-PODCASTFor further inquiries please email podcast@outofspecstudios.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Underdogs on the road, but after a classic 90′ of regulation & extras that saw...

Underdogs on the road, but after a classic 90′ of regulation & extras that saw...

November 1, 2024 ~ Following their best season in the USL, Detroit City FC will host their first home playoff game tomorrow night at Keyworth Stadium. Guy talks with DCFC play-by-play voice Neal Ruhl about the matchup against the Tampa Bay Rowdies.

Earlier today, global mining giant Fortescue announced plans to begin operations at its new Detroit factory with the production of HV marine batteries that will be used initially by EVOA to power a range of luxury marine vessels, wake boats, and tenders — and they've come to Quick Charge to tell us all about it! The Fortescue Zero division of the mining giant is opening its first North American Advanced Manufacturing Center in Detroit, next year — and we now know that its first product will be an advanced, high voltage marine battery built around the company's Scalable Battery Module (SBM) technology. "The Marine Battery Packs we have designed and will manufacture for EVOA in Detroit isjust the beginning of what is possible with the technology we have created," says Fortescue Energy CEO, Mark Hutchinson. "Our Scalable Battery Module product is flexible and adaptable for a range of products and markets. We've pushed innovation and engineering to the limit everywhere from racetracks to mine sites and now our customers get to see the benefits of our real-world experience and get a neat solution for their battery needs that helps minimize investment and risk in their design and development program." Fortescue describes the Marine Battery Pack being produced for EVOA as lightweight, high-performance products delivering 30kWh to 34kWh per pack, and as engineered to support EVOA's most powerful, 1,000+ hp powertrains. The company insists that fast-charging capabilities will be baked into the new batteries, with practical charge times projected at under 30 minutes to minimizedowntime attributed to charging. That charge time is conservative Massive Liebherr electric haul truck; via Fortescue. Claiming a 30 min. DCFC top-off time would have raised eyebrows just a few weeks ago — but last week's announcement that Fortescue was driving the technology behind massive, all electric heavy equipment solutions (like the Liebherr T264E rigid haul truck, above) with an all-new, mind-bendingly quick 6 MW DC fast charger that could charge this massive haul truck's 1,900 kWh battery in less than thirty minutes has changed all that. The game has simply changed, and there are already waterfront megawatt charging projects in play to support the notion that electric boats simply won't get stuck charging for extended periods of time. Fortescue's Marine Battery Pack solution can be configured as a multi-pack Power System, giving the flexibility to support small and larger vessels. We were lucky enough to have Fortescue's Chief Commercial Officer Andrew Carlisle join us on today's episode of Quick Charge to discuss Fortescue Zero, the company's major moves towards carbon neutrality, and more. Enjoy! Source Links Lightning fast charger: Fortescue 6 MW DCFC for electric heavy equipment Liebherr and Fortescue partner on world's first autonomous electric haul truck Liebherr electric excavator reaches million ton milestone, scores more orders Chris-Craft unveils 133 kWh electric boat concept Fortescue Zero | Battery Modules Prefer listening to your podcasts? Audio-only versions of Quick Charge are now available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn, and our RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. New episodes of Quick Charge are recorded, usually, Monday through Thursday (and sometimes Sunday). We'll be posting bonus audio content from time to time as well, so be sure to follow and subscribe so you don't miss a minute of Electrek's high-voltage daily news! Got news? Let us know!Drop us a line at tips@electrek.co. You can also rate us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

The Rowdies lost the midweek game against DCFC, but some of the young guns showed...

The Rowdies get swept against LDN with another 2-0 L. We diagnose what happened, and...

In this re-released episode, we will chat with David Dwaihy who will share his ability to overcome anxiety by attacking it head-on. These lessons apply to life, the classroom, and the soccer pitch.  Dave Dwaihy was born in Detroit and raised in Grosse Pointe Woods. Dave attended Kalamazoo College, where he played soccer, studied math, and first met fellow DCFC owner, Sean Mann. Dave has taught math and coached soccer at University Liggett School since 2002. Dave oversees soccer operations for Le Rouge, a role in which he works primarily as a liaison between the coaching staff, players, and ownership group. Dave lives in Grosse Pointe Woods with his wife and their two young children. Nicknamed “The Touch” by DCFC supporters, Dwaihy is the only owner (to date) to suit up for both DCFL and DCFC.  A midfielder for Le Rouge, he pretty much played wherever he wanted and scored whenever he wanted as a member of Hubbard Farms in their inaugural season.  If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and follow Temple Israel on social media to stay up to date on Waking Up To Life.    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/templeisraelmi  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/templeisraelmi/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn9spWvsCBvcQ-o5XLeFLHKcLoj2nBAfM  Web: https://www.temple-israel.org/wakinguptolifepod 

We cover the loss to LDN, & the huge matchup vs Detroit City coming next,...

Costa is planning on going to a DCFC game (or is it match?)

Fletcher Sharpe is in and we're talking about some of the interesting sports - and sweet - stories around town. 01:16 - Dutch Girl Donuts are back Baby! 04:38 - Detroit Piston's disapointing draft lottery spot 12:02 - Michigan Panthers clinch a playoff spot 14:25 - Phoenix Rising, DCFC draw Feedback as always - dailydetroit - at - gmail - dot - com or 313-789-3211 Follow us on Apple Podcasts: https://lnk.to/dailydetroitonapple Or Spotify: https://lnk.to/dailydetroitonspotify Thanks to our members: http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit  

On this Dynabros USOC edition, the lads recap the Dynamo losing to Detroit and crashing out of the USOC. Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter @Dynamo_Faithful and let us know what you think! We appreciate any feedback on how to improve the pod, just reach out. Appearing on this episode are Manny Farciert & Kyle McGuire Edited by Ian Gregory-Graff Media by Zacj Bellot Music from Pixabay, Song: Crag - Hard Rock by Alex Grohl

Today Fletcher Sharpe is in and we do a bit of a preview of the NFL Draft event situation. Plus, we discuss whether professional players should bet on sports at all, and the growing importance of gambling to the business of sports. The Detroit Tigers may not be able to coast with a .500 record and win the American League Central as the Cleveland Guardians are showing to be a stronger team, so the Tigers will have to step up with their bats. And Fletcher went to the Detroit City FC match against the Oakland Roots as city wins again in the USL Championship, 3-1. Also, if you're interested in meeting up during the draft send us a note! As always, you can find Daily Detroit on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you download your favorite podcasts. On Apple: https://lnk.to/dailydetroitonapple  On Spotify: https://lnk.to/dailydetroitonspotify  Thanks to our members on Patreon. Local coverage requires local support: http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit