Podcast appearances and mentions of Haley Stevens

MIRS continues to share interviews from this week's Mackinac Policy Conference hosted by the Detroit Regional Chamber.  First, why did U.S. Sen. Gary Peters decide to not seek reelection in the 2026 elections? Also, the Senator explains his thoughts on cryptocurrency, Medicaid's possible future and Michigan's military assets (1:17).  Additionally, MIRS sits down with the U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens, the Birmingham Democrat and a 2026 U.S. Senate candidate (11:53).  Also, Airbnb wants Michigan policymakers to know that Airbnb guests in the state spent nearly $1.3 billion on goods and services last year while visiting, based on its new report (24:00). 

Tonight on The Last Word: The stock market is calmer after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told investors a trade war is not “sustainable.” Also, the White House says Donald Trump “strongly stands” behind Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Plus, three prosecutors on the Eric Adams corruption case resign rather than admit to “wrongdoing.” And Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens launches her Senate bid in Michigan. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Rep. Mikie Sherrill, Andrew Weissmann, and Rep. Haley Stevens join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Cutting Through the Noise with Congressman Bill Huizenga: Truth, Transparency & The Upcoming Election in 2026Grassroots Army Podcast with Congressman Bill Huizenga. I asked the real questions:Why hasn't Congress codified Trump's executive orders?Is he running for U.S. Senate?And his take on far-left radicals like Mallory McMorrow and Haley Stevens.SAVE THE DATERyan Kelley, Kevin Rinke and Garrett L Soldano will be doing a townhall at Grace Fellowship Church Saturday May 17, 5-8pm.735 Buth Dr. NE Comstock Park, MI 49321 Free Admission! No fluff, just real talk. This will be interactive with the audience. RSVP at the event page belowhttps://www.facebook.com/share/194YxXeX3m/?mibextid=wwXIfrFit, Healthy & Happy Podcast Welcome to the Fit, Healthy and Happy Podcast hosted by Josh and Kyle from Colossus...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

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There are three Democrats who have announced they are seeking the seat that will be vacant when Senator Gary Peters retires. The election isn't until 2026. WWJ's Chris Fillar has your Tuesday morning news. (Photo credit-Congresswoman Haley Stevens website)

April 22, 2025 ~ Congresswoman Haley Stevens announced she is running for Senate. Dennis Darnoi joins Kevin to look at what the political forecast looks like in Michigan.

April 22, 2025 ~ Full Show: Kevin continues to reflect on the passing of Pope Francis. He takes a look at the Senate race after Haley Stevens announced her run. Craig Mauger talks about Gotion donating to President Trump's inauguration.

Host Saeed Khan talks with guests, pollster Ed Sarpolus, public relations specialist  Beverly Watts, attorneys Steve Fishman, Bill Seikaly and Joel Sklar, labor and community activist Barb Ingalls, veteran journalist Nancy Derringer and Deadline Detroit co-founder Allan Lengel.They talk about:  White House ignores Supreme Court Order to facilitate return of wrongly deported man;  U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens expected to jump into Senate race; Gov. Whitmer's White House visit -- duty or dupe? Pennsylvania Governor's mansion targeted by arsonist;  Harvard risks federal funding by defying administration demands; Adam Hollier and Mike Rogers throw hats into election races;  Schmuck of the Week.

The National Archives has declassified and released thousands of pages of documents related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. This release, which includes approximately 80,000 pages of records, is available with no redactions for public review. Congresswoman Haley Stevens is considering a run for the U.S. Senate in 2026, eyeing the seat currently held by Senator Gary Peters, who will not seek re-election. Stevens criticized President Trump and Elon Musk's impact on government and pointed to the effects of tariffs on Michigan manufacturers. The prime suspect in the death of a Kansas City television reporter covering the Super Bowl in New Orleans has been charged with murder. Danette Colbert, the last person seen with the victim, is facing property crime charges, while the suspect, Adan Manzano, had drugs in his system and personal items found at Colbert's apartment.

On CNN's State of the Union, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff joins Jake Tapper to discuss his hours-long meeting with Vladimir Putin and the prospects for a ceasefire in Ukraine. Next, Jake asks Democratic Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett about the finger-pointing in her party after Congress' shutdown showdown and the frustration with Sen. Chuck Schumer. Then, Jake presses Republican Sen. Mike Rounds over Trump's use of wartime power to ramp up deportations and the impact from his escalating trade war. Finally, Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens, CNN Senior Political Commentator Scott Jennings, CNN Political Commentator Brad Todd, and Democratic strategist Ashley Etienne join Jake to break down Democrats' infighting and the politics of Trump's tariffs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

How does the U.S. stay competitive in manufacturing, EVs, and AI while protecting innovation and growing the workforce?Manufacturing has always been the backbone of Michigan's economy, and few people understand this better than Congresswoman Haley Stevens. Representing Michigan's 11th District, she has spent her career championing industrial policy, workforce development, and technological innovation. From her time on the U.S. Auto Rescue Task Force to her leadership on the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee, Stevens brings a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing American industry.In this episode, we explore how Michigan—and the U.S. as a whole—can maintain its competitive edge in manufacturing, navigate the future of the EV market, and ensure the workforce is prepared for the next generation of industrial technology. If you care about the future of manufacturing, this conversation is one you won't want to miss.Listen to learn:Why Michigan's EV industry is facing a critical turning point and what policies will determine its long-term successHow the CHIPS and Science Act is reshaping U.S. manufacturing—and the next frontier in supply chain securityWhy industrial AI and automation adoption are accelerating—and what's missing from America's strategyThe hidden workforce gap in manufacturing education that could stall industry growthWhat a little-known manufacturing success story in Michigan reveals about the future of U.S. innovation3 Big Takeaways from this Episode:America's EV strategy is at a crossroads. Policy decisions made now will determine whether the U.S. leads in electric vehicle manufacturing or falls behind. Workforce training and battery production will be key to staying competitive.CHIPS and Science was just the start. While the act boosted domestic semiconductor production, gaps remain in minerals, advanced materials, and supply chain resilience. A national strategy is needed to secure the future of U.S. manufacturing.Industrial AI is evolving faster than policy. Manufacturers are adopting AI-driven automation, but without a clear national framework, workforce development and industry competitiveness risk falling behind global leadersResources in this Episode:Visit Congresswoman Haley Steven's Page: stevens.house.govConnect with the Congresswoman Online:X / TwitterWe want to hear from you! Send us a text message.Instagram - Facebook - YouTube - TikTok - Twitter - LinkedIn

February 17, 2025 ~ Congresswoman Haley Stevens joins Kevin to discuss DOGE's threat to defund the Department of Education.

February 17, 2025 ~ Full Show: Kevin reflects on Presidents' Day with Greg Sumner. Congressman Jack Bergman calls in to discuss what happened in Gaza over the weekend. Congresswoman Haley Stevens discusses the latest with DOGE. After Saturday's eventful U.S. vs Canada hockey game, Darren McCarty recaps the game with Kevin.

Tonight on The Last Word: The Trump DOJ drops charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams. Plus, House Democrats introduce a bill to block Elon Musk's treasury access. Also, Donald Trump and Elon Musk spread lies about USAID funding. Rep. Daniel Goldman, Andrew Weissmann, Rep. Haley Stevens, and Dr. Atul Gawande join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Rep. Haley Stevens, Democrat from Michigan talks about working with Republicans in the next Congress and under a new Trump administration. She speaks with host Joe Mathieu.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rep. Haley Stevens of Michigan speaks on Donald Trump's victory and state and the implications it will have moving forward. She speaks with Bloomberg's Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With precincts across Michigan reporting early results, WWJ's Jay Dennis reports Democrat Haley Stevens was among the first candidates to win a race, according to the AP. (PHOTO: Sarah Rice/Getty Images)

Weer'd, Weer'd, Weer'd. It's all about Weer'd this episode. In This Episode Erin and Weer'd discuss: the new NRA Executive Vice President's disturbing (cat) skeleton in his closet; Tim Walz going "hunting", and the questions it raises about his knowledge of firearms and safety; Kamala Harris owning a Glock, and how that's really hypocritical of her; a federal judge blocking the NYC carry ban in public spaces; a former FBI agent in NYC caught with a massive stockpile of firearms; families of the Lewiston, Maine shooting victims suing the Army for negligence in reporting the mental illness of the shooter; and the case against Maryland's assault weapons ban might be heading to the Supreme Court. Weer'd fisks some big lies from the Michigan US Senatorial debate; and Weer'd interviews author Caleb Daniels about the books of James Bond. Did you know that we have a Patreon? Join now for the low, low cost of $4/month (that's $1/podcast) and you'll get to listen to our podcast on Friday instead of Mondays, as well as patron-only content like mag dump episodes, our hilarious blooper reels and film tracks. Show Notes Main Topic Bear & Son Double Clutch V OTF Auto 3.5in Satin D2 Spear Point Corona Tools 10-Inch RazorTOOTH Folding Saw NRA chief involved in gruesome cat killing while at college, unearthed report shows ‘The Price of Freedom' Review: A Potent and Disturbing Documentary Looks at the Rise of the NRA Harlon B. Carter, Longtime Head Of Rifle Association, Dies at 78 Tim Walz Shotgun Pheasant Hunting Video Explained Tim Walz Embarrasses Himself Going Shooting, Can't Load A Shotgun Let's Talk About Tim Walz's Shotgun Debacle... Why Kamala Harris is facing criticism for owning a Glock FPC WIN: Federal Judge Blocks New York Carry Ban FORMER FBI AGENT CHARGED WITH POSSESSING ARSENAL OF ILLEGAL GHOST GUNS AND STOCKPILE OF AMMUNITION Families of Maine Shooting Victims to Sue Army Over Missed Warnings FPC Asks Supreme Court to Take Up “Assault Weapon” Ban Lawsuit Weer'd Audio Fisk Elissa Slotkin Debate Clip Full WXYZ-TV's Michigan U.S. Senate debate between Mike Rogers & Elissa Slotkin Elissa Slotkin Mike Rodgers 10 Leading Causes of Death, United States 2022 Mike Rogers, Elissa Slotkin debate EVs, guns, immigration. Here are the facts Everytown For Gun Safety Action Fund Endorses Rep. Elissa Slotkin and Rep. Haley Stevens for U.S. House ACP Bonus: The Bloomberg Conspiracy Safest States in America Caleb Daniels LICENSED TROUBLESHOOTER: The Guns of James Bond Licensed Troubleshooter on Kickstarter  

 Today we talked with Linda Fincham, Vice President of the Frankfort Community Foundation Board of Directors, and Haley Stevens, a former scholarship recipient. Linda provides a heartfelt account of her parents' memorial funds and their dedication to supporting local students pursuing medical careers. Peek into the lives of those who juggle work, school, and family, and learn how a strong support system can make all the difference. Haley shares her inspiring journey emphasizing how the scholarship played a critical role in her academic and professional growth. This episode is a testament to the enduring power of community bonds and the transformative power of philanthropy. We also explore the Frankfort Community Foundation's initiatives, such as Match Day, and their significant contributions to community generosity. GMCFCFAs

August 21, 2024 ~ Day 2 of the Democratic National Convention is over. Congresswoman Haley Stevens recaps it with Kevin and Tom.

August 2, 2024 ~ Congresswoman Haley Stevens tells Jamie Edmonds and Lloyd Jackson she is thrilled that three American hostages including Paul Whelan are back in the United States as the result of a major prisoner swap with Russia. Photo credit to © Todd Spangler/Detroit Free Press / USA TODAY NETWORK.

US Rep. Haley Stevens discusses her decision to stick by Biden and support the President's reelection run. She is joined by Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

July 11, 2024 ~ More democrats are raising concerns over President Biden's ability to remain in office. Congresswoman Haley Stevens joins Kevin to share why she continues to support the president.

Hosts Adolph Mongo, Vanessa Moss and Allan Lengel talk with Detroit Deputy Mayor Todd Bettison about the NFL Draft and how pleased the NFL has been.They also talk with Detroit Superfan Marty Greenberg, who evaluates the Detroit Lions' draft picks and what they still need to make it to the Super Bowl.The group also talks with Ahmed Ghanim, a Democrat running against incumbent Congress member Haley Stevens. Ghanim is campaigning on issues including the war in Gaza, health care and immigration. 

December 6, 2023 ~ Haley Stevens, U.S. Congresswoman in Michigan's 11th District, talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about the Biden administration's new rules for EV tax credits to move the automaker's supply chain away from China exports.

December 6, 2023 ~ Full Show: Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie talk about university leaders speaking out on issues, CVS Health's new drug pricing plan, the NCAA's proposal to pay athletes, and are joined by Congresswoman Haley Stevens to talk about the Biden administration's EV tax credit change, and former Tigers manager Jim Leyland!

The Rare Disease Advisory Council, (RDAC) has passed in at least 25 states so far.  This is a bi-partisan effort to give voice to people and their families who are living with a rare disease.  We're talking about 7 thousand plus rare diseases, which include cystic fibrosis. The RDAC would be housed in Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. The Bonnell Foundation, along with MichBio, National Organization of Rare Disorders, RDII and a coalition of rare disease advocates (in Michigan)  have been working to get the RDAC passed for years.  A broad overview: In 2020 the RDAC began as Bill 5465, and didn't make it very far.  Then in 2021 the coalition, The Bonnell Foundation, RDII, NORD and Dr. Rapundalo of MichBio our bill sponsor, Representative Cara Clemente, attempted to get Bill 4654 passed, but it didn't make it through the Senate Health Policy Committee due in part to some misunderstanding about the RDAC.  Our thanks to Rep. Clemente for getting us started. The bipartisan bill, 4167, got new life when Rep. Jason Morgan became the bill's sponsor. A first time Representative, Jason Morgan has come with enthusiasm, knowledge, and his personal story of life with Becker's Muscular Dystrophy. We're very hopeful this bill will pass the Senate Health Policy committee in the Fall, continue to the entire Senate, and get to the Governor's desk to be signed. The appropriation for this bill is $200,000.RDAC will simply give us a voice. It will include 21 people who represent the insurance companies, pharma, social workers, doctors, patients, nonprofits, geneticists, nurses, and the bio industry.We encourage you to contact your members in the Senate (on the Senate Health Policy Committee) and encourage them to pass this bill. Contact members of the Senate Health Policy Committee: https://committees.senate.michigan.gov/details?com=HLTHP&sessionId=15To contact Rep. Jason Morgan:  jasonmorgan@house.mi.govTo contact Dr. Stephen Rapundalo at Michbio: Stephen@michbio.orgContact and thank Rep. Christine Morse for getting the appropriations of $200,000 for RDAC: ChristineMorse@house.mi.govPlease consider making a donation: https://thebonnellfoundation.org/donate/The Bonnell Foundation website: https://thebonnellfoundation.orgBonnell Foundation email: thebonnellfoundation@gmail.comThanks to our sponsors:Vertex:  https://www.vrtx.comGenentech: https://www.gene.comViatris: https://www.viatris.com/enRep, Jason Morgan's bio:State Rep. Jason Morgan is serving his first term representing the 23rd House District, which comprises Ann Arbor, the city of South Lyon, Superior Township, Salem Township, and parts of Plymouth, Northville, Lyon, and Ann Arbor Townships.The son of a commercial fisherman and school lunch aide, Rep. Morgan was raised in Pinconning. By working part-time and thanks to state and federal student aid, Rep. Morgan worked his way through college as a first-generation college student, earning a bachelor's degree in political science from Northern Michigan University. He later earned a master of public administration degree from the Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan.Rep. Morgan served as a Washtenaw County Commissioner, representing Burns Park and Central Ann Arbor. He was elected chair of the board in 2019 and served as the county's first-ever LGBTQ chair. In addition to his leadership in Washtenaw County, he served as a Northern Michigan University trustee, having been appointed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, and is a service member of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.Over the last 10 years, Rep. Morgan has worked in various leadership positions in the community. He worked as the constituent services director to Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, district director to Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, special advisor to Congresswoman Haley Stevens, transition director to Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin, director of government and community relations at Washtenaw Community College, aide to Congressman John Dingell, working as the congressman's liaison to Washtenaw County and managing education-related casework for Michigan's 12th District, and aide to Congressman Bart Stupak and Michigan Senate Minority Leader Michael Prusi.Rep. Morgan's passion is serving the community, with a particular focus on addressing economic and social inequality, LGBTQ rights, access to quality public education, transportation and infrastructure, and protecting the health of our environment. He brings these passions with him to Lansing as he serves his district. 

Michigan's Democratic Representative Haley Stevens joins Bloomberg's Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz to talk about Israeli protests and PM Benjamin NetanyahuSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens (D) discusses the role of industrial policy in America's factory boom and how American manufacturers can lead in the global electric vehicle and autonomous vehicle race. Photo courtesy of Rep. Haley Stevens

June 20, 2023 ~ Full Show. Guy Gordon and co-host Lloyd Jackson kick off the first day of JR Morning with Guy Gordon. Sports Law Lawyer Deb Schneider, Professor of Sports Law at Michigan State and Wayne State University discusses the possibility of college athletes unionizing. China and Cuba are negotiating a joint training military training facility. Bob Riney, President and CEO of Henry Ford Health tells us about all the things they are doing in the community. Tonya J Powers, Fox News Correspondent and WJR Contributor updates us on the lost submersible that was en route to the Titanic wreck site. Lloyd Jackson has news on the battle between Detroit and Pastor Marvin Winans's long delayed mega church. Congresswoman Haley Stevens on her Severe Turbulence Research and Development bill. Jonathan Oosting, Politics Reporter for Bridge Michigan breaks down expensive pet projects in the state legislature and Joann Muller from Axios joins us for Mobility Makers.

June 20, 2023 ~ Haley Stevens, U.S. Congresswoman in Michigan's 11th District, talks with Guy Gordon and Lloyd Jackson about hosting House Committee on the Chinese Communist Party Chair Mike Gallagher for a visit of General Motors and Ford Motor Company's headquarters.

Safety concerns continue to simmer over the toxic train wreck in Ohio, Congresswoman Haley Stevens on how deal with the debt ceiling and the story of the four-year-old who saved his mom's life.

The first million-selling hit from Motown is our theme this week. (RIP Barrett Strong, 1941-2023) Virtually all political scandals involve either seeking greater power, or money. This week's discussion focuses on the latter. We are joined in the podcast by two national leaders in the drive to disrupt the political money machine: Gabe Lezra from Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics (better known as CREW), and Lisa Gilbert from Public Citizen. Topping the political news this week: legislative Democrats move quickly on economic development, two major tax cuts and the presidential primary; Haley Stevens rules out a Senate race; Republicans double down on whining about 2020 and the Big Lie; and Florida provides a preview of the Big Brother mentality that could be the mantra of our next President. Lisa Gilbert is the Executive Vice President at Public Citizen. She advocates for government transparency and integrity, financial reform, civil justice, and consumer protections. Lisa has testified before Congress, and been quoted in publications such as the New York Times, the Associated Press, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the Washington Post and NPR. She was also a featured contributor to the National Journal's "Expert Blog" on lobbying and ethics, and writes frequently for USA Today, Yahoo Finance, and The Hill. Gabe Lezra is the Federal Policy Manager and a Senior Counsel at Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), where he specializes in anti-corruption, democracy reform, and government ethics law. He also serves as the Policy Working Group Leader at the Declaration for American Democracy (DFAD) coalition, where he has helped develop the coalition's democracy reform agenda. Prior to joining CREW, Gabe served as a counsel at the American Association for Justice and as a financial institutions and consumer law associate at Debevoise and Plimpton LLP in New York. Gabe received his J.D. with honors from Georgetown Law and his B.A. with high honors from Wesleyan University. This week in politics Michigan moves for early slot for 2024 presidential primary | AP News Michigan slated for early slot in 2024 presidential primary Haley Stevens on Twitter: Not running for US Senate Democrats win, GOP upset as Michigan votes to move up presidential primary | Bridge Michigan Whitmer: Pension tax rollback and EITC should be 2023's first laws Whitmer signs spending bill, allocates $240M in federal COVID-19 funds Business group to Michigan Legislature: Extend tax cuts to more seniors | Bridge Michigan Some seniors may be left out of Lansing's rush to cut taxes Gretchen Whitmer on guns: ‘The time for only thoughts and prayers is over.' | Bridge Michigan Minimum wage increase set for February blocked by Michigan court | Bridge Michigan Livengood: Whitmer's messaging has a ring of national aspiration GOP Chair Ronna McDaniel defeats rival in fierce campaign | AP News The crimes Trump or his allies could be charged with in Fulton County - The Washington Post The GOP gameplan… GOP report shows plan to ramp up focus on disproven election fraud claims - The Washington Post RNC urges GOP candidates to ‘go on offense' on abortion in 2024 - The Washington Post Inside the audacious new scheme to erase LGBTQ people from Michigan schools Fighting misinformation in U.S. history GOP-led committees plan to issue subpoenas in Biden probes without consulting Democrats | CNN Politics =========================== This week's podcast is underwritten in part by EPIC-MRAEPIC ▪ MRA is a full service survey research firm with expertise in: • Public Opinion Surveys • Market Research Studies • Live Telephone Surveys • On-Line and Automated Surveys • Focus Group Research • Bond Proposals - Millage Campaigns • Political Campaigns & Consulting • Ballot Proposals - Issue Advocacy Research

Representative for Michigan's 11th district and Co-chair of the Congressional Task Force on American Hostages and Americans Wrongfully Detained Abroad Haley Stevens joins Zerlina on the show to discuss the return of Britney Griner and bringing Paul Whelan home next.

Congresswoman Haley Stevens represents the 11th District of Michigan, explains the party of you and why she deserve your support.

October 27, 2022 ~ Congresswoman Haley Stevens (MI-11) checks in with Kevin and Tom as we head into the midterms.

Alex Jones' bad day in court, Kirk Gibson joins us to eulogize Vin Scully, Oxford High's security guard, Britney Spears v. the Catholic Church, Netflix's new Woodstock 99 doc, Tudor Dixon wins, Jeff Bezos' boat, and the studio is full of flies.RIP broadcasting icon Vin Scully.Drew's close personal friend, Kirk Gibson, joins the show to eulogize Vin Scully, talk Alaskan bears, flying like a madman, chat about Lou Whitaker's jersey retirement, discuss the trade deadline and more.The Detroit Tigers are a bad team with a lot of bad luck.Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 dropped on Netflix and it's a way better doc than the Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage. SIST: Trench mouth can ruin a person.Election Results: Tudor Dixon wins and will face Gretchen Whitmer in the general election. Ryan Kelley came in 4th, refuses to concede, and wants a recount. Shri and his wig great head of hair won. Haley Stevens won again despite ignoring all men. Despite being a 'red state', Kansas loves themselves some abortions. Turns out there was a security guard at Oxford High during the November 30th mass shooting. That security guard did nothing despite being well positioned.Rosita has NOT been named yet. At least Woody and Jessie got the message to not be racist.Alex Jones had a REALLY bad day in court.The studio is infested with flies.Yaser Abdel Said is the worst father possibly ever.Britney Spears takes on the Catholic Church because she didn't get what she wants. Britney is pro-global warming.Hypo-Chrissy Teigen is back and knocked up.Drew paid $9 for the worst Courtney Stodden "porno".Nancy Pelosi called China's bluff.Reminder that Ayman al-Zawahiri got chopped up by the coolest missile.The US tosses some sanctions on Vladimir Putin's mistress.Gen Z seems to not be in a rush to drive or work.Nobody wants to teach anymore.Jeff Bezos' stupid boat has been towed away following a stupid bridge war.GG Allin not only had a crazy funeral, but he acted crazy at his brother's funeral.A bunch of Depp vs Heard documents were unsealed and Ellen Barkin is a woman scorned.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

August 3, 2022 ~ Lloyd Jackson, WJR Senior News Analyst, talks with Tom Jordan about some of results from the primary election, including victories by Shri Thanedar and Haley Stevens.

August 3, 2022 ~ Congresswoman Haley Stevens (MI-11) joins Kevin the morning after winning the nominee for the Congressional 11th district over Congressman Andy Levin.

It's Primary Election Day in Michigan! Steve Friess is here to help unpack it and make some predictions relevant to Metro Detroit. Then, we'll look back at it later this week and see how we did and what surprises there were in 2022. We'll talk about the new 13th District involving Portia Roberson, Adam Hollier, Shri Thanadar and others. The race between Andy Levin and Haley Stevens in Oakland County As well as the gubernatorial race and how recent events have changed the odds, and some others around the state. Follow Steve's work on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SteveFriess Steve's latest work for Newsweek: Detroit May Not Elect a Black Person to Congress for First Time in 70 Years - https://www.newsweek.com/detroit-may-not-elect-black-person-congress-first-time-70-years-1729434 You can become a monthly member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DailyDetroit  

August 21, 2022 ~ Chris Renwick in for Guy. David Kallman, Attorney at Kallman Legal Group, Senior Legal Counsel with the Great Lakes Justice Center discusses the State Court of Appeals ruling that says county prosecutors can enforce the abortion ban. Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne previews tomorrow's primary in showdown between Andy Levin and Haley Stevens, both incumbents. Michigan Republican Gubernatorial Candidates Kevin Rinke and Tudor Dixon join the show to give one final pitch before tomorrow's primary. Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson previews tomorrow's primary in newly draw US House District 13. Tony Marcinkewciz, Republican Candidate for US House District 10, running against John James tells voters why they should vote for him tomorrow. Steve Biegun, Former US Deputy Secretary of State under Mike Pompeo discusses Nancy Pelosi's trip to Asia and tensions between the US and China over her possible visit to Taiwan and Naera Haghnazarian, Distrubution Engineering Manager for Eversource Energy is this week's Rising Star Nominee.

Hunter Moore is the worst, Brittney Griner trade offer, Sesame Place lawsuit, Tour de France pile-up, R Kelly's sisters know he's not guilty, a brand-new Bonerline, Monkeypox fight, campaign ads, and "Movies That Can't Be Made Today".The Detroit Tigers had a walk-off win after trying their hardest to lose. It was the reason we did not do a show yesterday.There was an excellent bicycle pile-up in the first ever female Tour de France.Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams or use the code dams to get a HUGE Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 1 additional month for free + a bonus gift! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee!A University of Kentucky swimmer wasn't happy that she had to share a locker room with Lia Thomas walking around naked.Haley Stevens rescued the auto industry and she really wants you to know. She's also trying to get girls into math.Trudi is "wondering" what type of fish Kirk Gibson is currently catching in Alaska. She's a little off today after crashing her bicycle. Here is video of her crash.A radio consultant that helped push Drew out of Phoenix now has tips to save your podcast. Here's a list of "movies that couldn't be made today". Murdering in film is still totally cool.Sesame Place is being sued for $25M over a missed high-five.Chris Cuomo has a new gig.Britney Spears will NOT be deposed. She's been through enough. To celebrate, she posted a brand-new pic of her BH.R Kelly's sisters joined Good Morning Britain to defend their brother by playing the race card.Drew is being bullied and declared a "Phone Nazi".Police Chases: Someone stole an Amazon truck and then played Frogger IRL. A stolen work-truck leads to a police dog buffet.GTA VI is apparently getting 'cleaned up'.Oxford High's Ava Swiss crushed it on America's Got Talent.Local Crime: A stolen cell phone leads to the shooting death of a 13-year-old. A Grand Blanc teen was found murdered in a Detroit basement.Trade offer: WNBA's Brittney Griner & Paul Whelan for 'Merchant if Death' Viktor Bout. Sarah Silverman doesn't seem to understand free choices or free markets. Conductor Gregg Opelka wants you to know that it could have been him.No one can get the Monkeypox vaccine A fight breaks out on Fox over "gay orgies".The Bonerline is back! Call or text 209-66-Boner.Bubba Watson is joining LIV Golf. Donald Trump hosted an event and was grilled about 9/11.Netflix covers Hunter Moore, The Most Hated Man on the Internet. Good to see Hunter Moore still on the World Wide Web.Alex Jones made quite the political statement on his way to court. Then the opposing lawyer explained defamation to him in court.The Detroit Techno Militia will be at Arts, Beats and Eats. Here is an example of what you'll hear.Zach Wilson doesn't want to talk about nailing his mom's friends. Deshaun Watson doesn't want to talk about... you know.Miles Bridges' offer doesn't look like it'll change.Rob Wolchek has a follow up with Denny DiCapo, The Craigslist King.Music: Lollapalooza is going on RIGHT NOW! Tommy Lee and Motley Crue were busted using a backing drum track.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

On Tuesday, in a House Democratic primary contest to represent a predominantly Black middle-class district north and east of Washington, DC., Glenn Ivey, a former state's attorney for Prince George's County, defeated Donna Edwards, the first Black woman elected to the House from Maryland. (Edwards left the seat to run unsuccessfully for the Senate in 2016 and had hoped to return.) Progressive groups backed Edwards, but television and radio were saturated with ads questioning her willingness to perform basic services for her constituents and to make the kinds of compromises necessary for legislative success. The argument was horse manure. Where did the money for those ads come from? The American-Israel Political Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and its new super PAC, the United Democracy Project (along with another group, the Democratic Majority for Israel). Together they spent almost $7 million to defeat Edwards. That's a staggering sum for a single Democratic primary. What did Edwards do to deserve this degree of AIPAC enmity? Could it have been because she was an early supporter of a nuclear deal between Iran and five industrial countries, including the United States? Probably not, because that hardly distinguished her from most other Democrats. Besides, the Obama administration supported the deal. Was it because Edwards took a number of votes that expressed support for Palestinian rights and the resumption of a meaningful peace process? These were hardly outside of the mainstream.So what was it? Dig deeper. Remember, AIPAC never used to endorse candidates. Until this election cycle, it didn't even have a super PAC. But it's on the way to spending nearly $20 million in the 2022 Democratic primaries alone. That makes it the single most influential political group in Democratic electoral politics. And what's the criterion for whom AIPAC supports in Democratic primaries? If AIPAC were simply aiming to promote Israel or deter antisemitism, presumably it would be as active in Republican primaries as it is in Democratic ones. But it has barely spent a dime in Republican primaries — not even against Republican candidates who have been widely criticized for antisemitic comments. And its United Democracy Project super-PAC hasn't spent a penny. AIPAC hasn't supported a Republican primary challenger to Marjorie Taylor Greene (who claimed that Jewish space lasers were behind California's 2018 wildfires), for example. But AIPAC has endorsed Republican Scott Perry, who compared Democrats to Nazis.The real criterion for AIPAC's support or enmity in Democratic primaries seems to have more to do with which candidate is friendlier toward America's moneyed interests and the Republican agenda. When Edwards was last a member of Congress, she backed single-payer health care and was one of the early champions of sweeping campaign finance reforms. Both irked big money. In the pending race between Haley Stevens and Andy Levin in Michigan's 11th Congressional District, AIPAC is supporting Stevens (who has a history of fighting worker protections) against Levin (who is a labor champion). AIPAC is on the way to becoming a Republican front group. Much of AIPAC's trove is coming from Republican donors. In May, Republican billionaires Paul Singer and Bernie Marcus donated $1 million each to AIPAC's super PAC. Marcus famously gave $7 million to President Trump's campaign in 2016.So far in this election cycle, AIPAC has endorsed over 100 Republican candidates who refused to certify the 2020 election results.What to do about this?First, Democrats must stop allowing AIPAC to be a Democratic kingmaker. The Democratic leadership in Congress must openly criticize AIPAC's role in Democratic primaries. Democratic candidates should cease taking money from AIPAC in primaries and condemn candidates who do.Second, all of us need to get behind campaign finance reforms that prevent big money from whatever source from corrupting our elections. Such reforms are possible notwithstanding the Supreme Court's horrific Citizens United decision. The House has already passed legislation that would encourage small-dollar donations by matching them dollar-for-dollar with public financing. Like most other reforms, it's been stalled in the Senate. We must elect Democrats to the Senate who will pass this. Finally, if you're concerned about Israel's future or about antisemitism in America, I'd recommend you not give another penny to AIPAC and urge others to cease funding AIPAC, too. Instead, consider supporting “J Street,” the pro-Israel nonprofit group that advocates diplomacy-based solutions and supports progressive candidates, or If Not Now.What do you think? This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit robertreich.substack.com/subscribe

Bloomberg Washington Correspondent Joe Mathieu delivers insight and analysis on the latest headlines from the White House and Capitol Hill, including conversations with influential lawmakers and key figures in politics and policy. Guest host Emily Wilkins was joined by Rep. Andy Levin, (D-Michigan) on the congressional agenda, U.S. House staffers plans to unionize and his primary race against Rep. Haley Stevens. Bloomberg Government election reporter Greg Giroux discusses Maryland's primary election races. Plus, Bloomberg Politics Contributors Jeanne Sheehan Zaino and Rick Davis discuss the Levin/Stevens primary race in Michigan, the next steps for a slimmed down reconciliation bill and the impact of gas prices starting to come down.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Saeed Khan, host of "The Week That Was," chats with attorneys Steve Fishman and Vanessa Moss, Deadline Detroit columnist Greg Bowens and Deadline Detroit staffers Nancy Derringer and Allan Lengel.They talk about Marjorie Taylor Greene's ridiculous take on gun violence, the trashing of public schools, a Nazi saluter's frivolous suit against this news site, the assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the hot race between U.S. Reps. Andy Levin and Haley Stevens and nominees for "Schmuck of the Week."

Rep. Andy Levin, a progressive Democrat from Michigan, is facing a tough primary race against fellow lawmaker Haley Stevens, as the two politicians battle in a newly redrawn Congressional district in the Detroit area. Their election has become the latest front in the political war between AIPAC, which is supporting Stevens, and J Street, which has endorsed Levin. Joining host Allison Kaplan Sommer on this episode, Levin responds to what he calls “sad and pathetic” personal attacks from a former AIPAC president who called him “arguably the most corrosive member of Congress to the U.S.-Israel relationship.” He explains his views on the subject by stating: “I love Israel. I'm a supporter of Israel and always have been, I voted for all our aid to Israel. I'm against the BDS movement. I voted to replenish Iron Dome. To use the kind of language that they're using against me, just because I won't tow AIPAC's exact line is wrong, and it's not going to work.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michigan school districts taking extra precautions after mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas; Andy Levin, Haley Stevens clash in contentious debate ahead of closely watched primary; Hotel program to temporarily house evicted Detroiters may end soon for some and Jeimer Candelario homers in 10th inning as Detroit Tigers hang on vs. Twins, 4-2.

May 25, 2022 ~ Oakland University's Dave Dulio reaps their debate between Congressman Andy Levin and Congresswoman Haley Stevens with Kevin and Tom.

TOPICS DISCUSSEDThe Baby Formula Shortage2022 Midterm Candidate Series: Congresswoman Haley StevensOutside Politics: Garth BrooksUPCOMING EXCITING PROJECTS AT PANTSUIT POLITICSSarah and Beth were featured as GMA3's podcast of the monthNow What? is available where ever books are soldThe Audiobook for Now What? is now availablePlease visit our website for full show notes and episode resources. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Congresswoman Stevens talks about the U.S. role as Russia invades Ukraine, as well as her primary battle against Congressman Andy Levin. And Gongwer Michigan reporter Ben Solis talks about where the redistricting process has left political representation in Michigan.

Rep. Levin talks about his re-election bid in the new 11th Congressional District and his primary against fellow Democratic incumbent Congresswoman Haley Stevens. And a local organizer talks about efforts to organize workers at shops across Michigan.

Tonight on the Last Word: Democratic Sen. Ben Ray Luján's stroke could affect a 50-50 Senate. Also, Michigan Republicans suggest bringing guns to voting sites and unplugging voting machines. Plus, a state trooper who was praised by Fox after quitting over a vaccine mandate dies from Covid. New Orleans is the first public school district in the U.S. to mandate the Covid vaccine for students age 5 and older. And Irish fishermen stand their ground against Vladimir Putin and the Russian Navy. Neal Katyal, Steve Schmidt, Rep. Haley Stevens, Henderson Lewis and Patrick Murphy join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Tonight on the Last Word: The Senate will vote on voting rights Tuesday. Also, the Oath Keepers leader is arrested and charged with seditious conspiracy. Plus, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene suggests using “Second Amendment rights” against Democrats. And California Gov. Gavin Newsom denies parole for Robert F. Kennedy's assassin. Eugene Robinson, Norm Ornstein, Rep. Madeleine Dean, Fmr. Sen. Doug Jones and Rep. Haley Stevens join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Morgan is braving Covid to bring you the hottest tea this week with your Pop 3: Nick Viall features Morgan's DM chat with Kaitlyn Bristowe (and throws some shade!), Selling Sunset's Chrishell Stause and Jason Oppenheim split, and Scott Disick reunites with model Bella Banos. Next up is your Deep Dive: Hannah Brown's brother, Patrick, is engaged to Jed Wyatt's ex Haley Stevens. And finally, Morgan's thoughts on The Bachelorette finale. Happy holidays, everyone!Pop 3:Nick Viall shout-out: 2:36Chrishell and Jason split: 5:43Scott reunites with Bella: 8:46Deep Dive: 11:00The Bachelorette finale: 17:26

Guests: Gina McCarthy, President Biden's National Climate Advisor, Congressman French Hill of Arkansas's 2nd District and Congresswoman Haley Stevens of the 11th District of Michigan

Guests: Gina McCarthy, President Biden's National Climate Advisor, Congressman French Hill of Arkansas's 2nd District and Congresswoman Haley Stevens of the 11th District of Michigan

If you go bar hopping on Broadway, you might see this best friend duo playing at The Valentine. Chuck talks to Sami's friends, Julia Kate Snow and Haley Stevens, who make up Sweet Leah. They talk about how to land a gig downtown Nashville and how much you make if you're a band playing for tips. We also play their song "Bathroom Stall" which is currently out and "I Quit" which comes out on June 11. Check them out on Instagram @sweetleahmusic! Have a question?? Text us! 615-295-8853 Follow Chuck on Instagram @chuckwicks Sami Shea- @samishea Abby- @abby.anderson1_ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

The House Democratic Manufacturing Working Group was launched in March 2021 to examine key issues for strengthening the American manufacturing sector. Congresswoman Haley Stevens, co-chair of the group, discusses focus areas along with intended impact on engineers and managers in assembly.

Host Sarah Hearon gives an update on Chris Harrison after he announces he won’t be hosting "After the Final Rose," reveals why Clare Crawley and Dale Moss have been spotted all over Florida and breaks down Eleonora Srugo’s reaction to their reunion. Plus, find out all the details of Hannah Brown’s new boyfriend and backlash surrounding a resurfaced photo from 2013. And finally, why is Hannah’s brother Patrick Brown hanging out with Jed Wyatt’s ex Haley Stevens?!

In this hour Stephen Henderson speaks with Congresswoman Haley Stevens about her recent re-election victory, COVID's impact on Michigan businesses and what the plan is for vaccine distribution. Plus, Politico's Tim Alberta discusses his recent piece which takes an in-depth look at the fallout in the Michigan Republican party following the 2020 presidential election.

In today's episode:Haley Stevens wins, Ballot count protests break out across the country, Trump campaign investigated for yet another crime, Colorado joins National Popular Vote Compact, Canadian Mental Health Association endorses UBI, and More!Links and transcript found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Kwknc2JQhtyplSxyr1DCfKVftiKMtEKBYz7EflvR9H4/edit?usp=sharingHelp make this podcast possible at: https://www.patreon.com/YangDailyMessage me @YangDailyCast or YangDailyPodcast@gmail.com!

Today's show is a look into what we know so far around the election with Steve Friess of Newsweek and Hour Detroit. We try to unpack it using what we know so far. Topics include: Polling was way off on the local level The race for president in Michigan was far closer than people expected Gary Peters and John James were in a very close Senate race Elissa Slotkin and Haley Stevens hold on Trump may lose the presidency but he's not going away Voter priorities are different than what many expected in a pandemic Recounts don't get you many votes because there isn't mass voter fraud The reality may be we have 8-12 more years of this divided discord in the country

With just about one week left until election day, there are four congressional districts in Michigan that we're watching closely. Today, you’ll hear about two of them: the 8th and 11th Districts. Both have Democratic representatives—Haley Stevens in the 11th and Elissa Slotkin in the 8th—who flipped their seats from GOP control in 2018. Now, Republicans want those districts back. We talked to Detroit News reporter Beth LeBlanc and Michigan Radio's Tyler Scott to find out how election season is playing out in these highly competitive districts.  You can find out more about Stateside and listen to our full shows here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Paycheck Protection Program, providing forgivable, federally backed loans to businesses to keep people employed - opened for applications today with a new round of funding - $310 billion. That’s on top of $350 billion issued two weeks ago. And that first round? Well, it had some issues, to say the least. Some rather large companies got loans, and many small businesses just were shut out. Many of the hardest-hit states got some of the least aid. So with this in the news (and so many businesses in deep trouble during this pandemic) I wanted to take a look behind the scenes up in Washington, D.C. What happened? What have we learned? And, as this is one of multiple rounds of economic back-stopping, what’s next? To do that, this episode of your Daily Detroit is my conversation with Congresswoman Haley Stephens. The Democrat represents Michigan’s 11th district, so think suburban cities like Troy, Auburn Hills, Rochester, Milford, Northville, Livonia, and Canton. Like the show? Tell a friend! Love the show? Consider, if you can, becoming a member. http://www.patreon.com/dailydetroit

A look at what it really means for auto makers to help ramp up production of ventilators, masks, and other desperately needed equipment during the coronavirus pandemic. And a conversation with Congresswoman Haley Stevens.

A look at what it really means for auto makers to help ramp up production of ventilators, masks, and other desperately needed equipment during the coronavirus pandemic. And a conversation with Congresswoman Haley Stevens.

AOC and Haley Stevens have Meltdowns on the House Floor. Hillary Clinton LIES about Coronavirus Data Fake News Exposed! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What it’s like to go to the grocery store during a stay-at-home order. People are turning to religion. Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens appears to have a breakdown on the House floor. Turn off the news if you’re feeling anxious and scared. Dave the Intrepid’s daughter joins the show to discuss dating while in quarantine. Mandy talks to listeners about how they’re doing while stuck at home and what they’re doing to battle boredom. Do you still put on pants? Delivery drivers face new challenges. Cheffin Cheesesteak and Cubanos food truck owner, Ed, discusses what changes he made during the pandemic

The Boys are ready for the weekend! Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive for coronavirus. Rep. Haley Stevens goes completely berserk on the House floor, but at least she wore gloves. Dr. Deborah Birx calmly, and savagely, slaps the media. A bakery in Rochester, New York is selling, “Fauci Donuts.” Then there’s also, The Friday Five -- Money Songs Edition.

Guests: Jack Fitzpatrick, Bloomberg Government Congress reporter, Congresswoman Haley Stevens, a Democrat from Michigan, Ross Cullen, Journalist with Feature Story News and Matt Brooks, Republican strategist and Executive Director of the Republican Jewish Coalition.

Guests: Jack Fitzpatrick, Bloomberg Government Congress reporter, Congresswoman Haley Stevens, a Democrat from Michigan, Ross Cullen, Journalist with Feature Story News and Matt Brooks, Republican strategist and Executive Director of the Republican Jewish Coalition.

Business Forward Foundation welcomes Congresswoman Haley Stevens (MI-11), New Democrat Coalition Future of Work Task Force Co-Chair, for a conference call briefing on closing the skills gap, investing in STEM education, and preparing young Americans for an economy in which they will need to operate as lifelong learners. 

We get the “final” results of the Iowa caucus, Mayor Pete gets booed in New Hampshire, MI Rep. Stevens endorses Bloomberg, and Chuck Todd protects billionaires from Bernie Sanders. Follow State of the Revolution on Twitter: @sotrpod @_jangkoon @detroitread @caseyjonesmusic @ajsahouri Subscribe to our podcast: RSS | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | GooglePlay | […]

We cannot begin to express our gratitude to everyone who made the Nuance Nation Tour possible this fall. Our teams of listener volunteers went above and beyond in each city; we simply could not have done this tour without them. Special thanks also to our amazing guests: Rev. Dr. Penny Nixon in San Mateo, Piper Perabo and Michelle Finocchi in Thousand Oaks, Rep. Haley Stevens in Troy, Michigan, Amy McGrath in Louisville, Susan Page in Washington D.C., and MJ Hegar in Dallas.Sponsors:BlinkistBrooklinenModclothThank you for being a part of our community! We couldn't do what we do without you. To become a tangible supporter of the show, please visit our Patreon page, purchase a copy of our book, I Think You're Wrong (But I'm Listening), or share the word about our work in your own circles. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A few thoughts on the "Bachelorette" finale including my thoughts on Hannah and Tyler going forward, Jed's friends reactions online, and social media changing the way the show is viewed and how the show is embracing it.  Then Haley joins me to talk about what her last month has been like since she came forward with her story (23:58).  Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI)

In this episode, we give SO many opinions. Why did Hannah sleep with Peter? Is Tyler THE one? Is Luke the villain? Is Jed? What are the details in the Haley Stevens story? And finally, we bring in a fan, Meghan, to recap her thoughts on Luke—which are totally contrary to popular belief! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hey everyone ! We’re doing things a little differently on the podcast today.  I thought y’all would rather listen to Some Guy in Austin and I debate a few issues that popped up after what will forever go down as  THE WINDMILL EPISODE. Who will be the odd man out after hometowns?How did Garrett turn into such a chach right before our eyes?Could Mike be the next bachelor? And of the remaining suitors, which one did the hokey pokey in a windmill? I HAVE A THEORY!!! EPISODE NOTES Want to read the full recap for this episode? Click HERE! Click HERE to watch/listen to the Haley Stevens episode on the Bobby Bones Show. Some Guy in Austin's neighbor is a famous author! Check out Chandler Baker's work HERE! SHOW NOTES: Subscribe to Podcast: iTunes or Android Newsletter Subscription: HERE Follow Me: Facebook and Instagram and Twitter Buy My Books: It’s a Love Story and Why I Hate Green Beans

Hey everyone ! We’re doing things a little differently on the podcast today.  I thought y’all would rather listen to Some Guy in Austin and I debate a few issues that popped up after what will forever go down as  THE WINDMILL EPISODE. Who will be the odd man out after hometowns?How did Garrett turn into such a chach right before our eyes?Could Mike be the next bachelor? And of the remaining suitors, which one did the hokey pokey in a windmill? I HAVE A THEORY!!! EPISODE NOTES Want to read the full recap for this episode? Click HERE! Click HERE to watch/listen to the Haley Stevens episode on the Bobby Bones Show. Some Guy in Austin's neighbor is a famous author! Check out Chandler Baker's work HERE! SHOW NOTES: Subscribe to Podcast: iTunes or Android Newsletter Subscription: HERE Follow Me: Facebook and Instagram and Twitter Buy My Books: It’s a Love Story and Why I Hate Green Beans

(SPOILERS) This podcast will have spoilers in it from the very beginning as Haley joins me to discuss the show's ending & how I first heard about her (5:53), everything about her relationship pre-show with Jed (14:28), how their relationship was defined (30:26), why did she come forward with her story (43:35), how was it while he was off filming (49:03), the details in the interviews that she's done (58:31), and we talk about everything that's happened post-show since Jed returned home from filming (1:08:30). Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI)

Luke P is being exposed, Jed is getting cheesier by the minute, and Hannah is horny as shit - and TTBP is here for it! Luckily friend of the pod, Ruthie Holmes (@theruthieholmes), joined this week's episode to provide the hot takes and ask the tough questions. Is it sexy when a guy shows up singing at your window? Do guys get boners when they are scared? Did Charles Dickens write Oliver Twist? The world may never know. But what we do know is that Jed is a liar and you cannot trust him. Also, everyone should go check out Haley Stevens music to ensure she gets more famous than Jed. We cannot wait to see how this unfolds and we cannot wait for Luke's sorry ass to be sent home. Hopefully next week!

Amy opens up about having to discipline her son after he was disrespectful. Also, musician Haley Stevens stops by to talk about getting ghosted by her boyfriend Jed Wyatt after he went on The Bachelorette. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Eunice and Heather wrap up the Midpod and share conversations with one of their favorite listeners, Krishan Patel in California and one of their favorite candidates, newly elected Congresswoman elect, Haley Stevens from Michigan's 11th Congressional District.

Stevens grew up in this suburban district outside of Detroit. Now she wants to bring her auto industry expertise to Washington and she wants to help build a vibrant 21st century manufacturing ecosystem in America.

Anyone who thinks they know how Michigan’s fall elections will turn out is a fool, but this much seems fairly certain: The race for the 11th Congressional District will likely be the most expensive and the most hotly contested. There’s no incumbent, since mortgage banker Dave Trott decided two terms were enough. The district, which consists of a collection of Wayne and Oakland County suburbs, leans Republican. But it is close enough that the right Democrat could win it in the right year. As a result, each party has half a dozen contenders seeking to win the August 7th nomination. Among the Democrats, the race is mainly a three-way contest between Tim Griemel, a term-limited state representative from Auburn Hills, Suneel Gupta, an entrepreneur who has been raising lots of money for his campaign, and Haley Stevens, who was chief of staff for the Auto Task Force many credit with helping save the industry during the Great Recession. I sat down yesterday with Griemel, who may be a slight

Haley Stevens is running for Congress in Michigan’s 11th Congressional District to bring the voice of manufacturing to Washington. Haley has dedicated her career to saving and creating good-paying jobs in Michigan. During the Great Recession, Haley served as Chief of Staff on the U.S. Treasury's Auto Task Force, the team responsible for returning the auto industry to financial stability and saving auto manufacturing jobs. In this episode of Women And Manufacturing, Jennifer McNelly asks Haley about the importance of having the voice of our nation’s manufactures in Washington and how policies that come out of Washington impact jobs in Michigan and around the country. Haley is driven to help leverage the best of technology to keep American manufacturing strong. Tune into Bringing the Voice of Manufacturing to Washington hear Haley Steven's story. For more, visit wampodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Haley Stevens is running for Congress in Michigan’s 11th Congressional District to bring the voice of manufacturing to Washington. Haley has dedicated her career to saving and creating good-paying jobs in Michigan. During the Great Recession, Haley served as Chief of Staff on the U.S. Treasury's Auto Task Force, the team responsible for returning the auto industry to financial stability and saving auto manufacturing jobs. In this episode of Women And Manufacturing, Jennifer McNelly asks Haley about the importance of having the voice of our nation’s manufactures in Washington and how policies that come out of Washington impact jobs in Michigan and around the country. Haley is driven to help leverage the best of technology to keep American manufacturing strong. Tune into Bringing the Voice of Manufacturing to Washington hear Haley Steven's story. For more, visit wampodcast.com

Haley talks about growing up in Michigan and her journey from Michigan to the Obama Administration, where she served as Chief of Staff to the Presidential Task Force on the Auto Industry. Then, she talks about her decision to jump in the Arena as a candidate for office.

Are high schools equally preparing young men and young women for blue collar jobs?  Are they equally emphasizing career and technical training or going to college?  A study by April Sutton, Amanda Bosky and Chandra Muller would indicate that in blue-collar communities suffer severe wage penalties relative to their male peers and women from non-blue collar communities.  Listen to co-author Amanda Bosky and special guest Haley Stevens, Director of Workforce Development at UI Labs present the findings of “Manufacturing Gender Inequality in the New Economy: High School Training for Work in Blue-Collar Communities”.

As promised, the Soulseekers are pleased to announce that Ray Jorden, International Paranormal Investigator, writer, Television and Radio Presenter will be their guest this Friday February 6th, 2009 from 9-11pm (London GMT) 4-6pm (Eastern) on Para-X Radio Network. Ray is the Lead Investigator for UK5 Paranormal based in Warminster, England. Join us as Ray discusses his experiences in the paranormal world, his upcoming projects and much more. Don't miss it! We were joined by Haley Stevens from Wiltshire Phenomena Research