Best Royal Coffee Podcasts (2024)

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Coffee & Conversation with Front Royal Chamber 24:59

8d ago24:59

24:59

Our conversation for The Valley Business Today - Front Royal/Warren County edition - with Niki Foster from Front Royal/Warren County Chamber of Commerce includes a recap of the Wine and Craft Festival dealing with unexpected rain, and the noticeable attendance despite the weather challenges. We delve into planning and logistics, discussing the cont…

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Dooped Donuts, Self-serve taps, Is it now the Detroit 2 as Stellantis is cutting jobs?, Michigan transit funding in limbo 22:38

1h ago22:38

22:38

Welcome to your Daily Detroit for Thursday, June 20, 2024! Jer and Devon dive into a packed episode covering everything from new local spots to major news impacting the region. First, Devon shares his excitement about Elephant and Company, a new venture by Eastern Market Brewing Company in Midtown. The spot offers coffee, vegan donuts by Duped Donu…

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Community Health: Youth Substance Use/Mental Health Programs 28:58

2h ago28:58

28:58

As part of our community health partnership with Valley Health, this month we discuss adolescent mental health and substance use issues with Whitney Maddox, a licensed professional counselor and coordinator for the Catalyst program, and Amanda Dondero, a licensed clinical social worker and adolescent outpatient behavioral health supervisor with Val…

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Bye, Monty Williams. Who's next for the Pistons? (BONUS) 17:05

11h ago17:05

17:05

Welcome to an emergency bonus edition of Daily Detroit! We get into the surprising (to some) decision by the Detroit Pistons to part ways with head coach Monty Williams. Despite a hefty $65 million contract, new management decided it was time for a change. Fletcher shares his reaction to the move, admitting that he didn't see it coming, though he w…

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SBA: Connecting Mt. Jackson Small Businesses 1:10:06

20h ago1:10:06

1:10:06

Our conversation today is part of an ongoing partnership with the US Small Business Administration highlighting small businesses in the Shenandoah Valley as well as offering advice and resources to all small businesses. My co-host for this monthly series is Carl Knoblock, Virginia District Director for the SBA. In this episode we travel to the town…

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Juneteenth and Crossing City Borders in Metro Detroit 33:41

22h ago33:41

33:41

It's Juneteenth, and normally we take Federal holidays off. But today, we're getting into a conversation about the holiday, the scope of our coverage in Metro Detroit, the changes in our area, as well as the importance of listening to people who’ve been around when you're new to working in a community. We tackle some common feedback that Daily Detr…

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Detroit’s Grassroots Solutions to Gun Violence (ft. Dujuan Zoe Kennedy, Force Detroit) 28:13

2d ago28:13

28:13

In this deep-dive episode, we explore the transformative work of Force Detroit, a nonprofit organization led by Dujuan "Zoe" Kennedy. His story goes from end to end - from prison to being invited to the White House twice. He gives us an intimate look into the world of community-based violence intervention. Kennedy explains the science-backed method…

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Tourism Tuesday: The Legacy Inn 21:42

2d ago21:42

21:42

Our conversation for Tourism Tuesday with Gina Hilliard from Luray/Page Chamber of Commerce included Dunnzy Kaufman, CEO of Sojourn, and Melissa Reynoso, Innkeeper at The Legacy Inn in Luray. Our conversation revolves around the Legacy Inn's offerings and unique characteristics. Dunnzy explains Sojourn’s role in managing the aesthetic and experienc…

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Hello, Monday. 17:48

3d ago17:48

17:48

We've got a lot of stories to talk about today. First, a quick note: it's going to be a hot one this week. There are a number of cooling centers across the region and in the city of Detroit, including libraries, as temperatures are expected to soar into the nineties. Please be careful out there, especially with pets. If you walk them, walk them on …

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Shenandoah Valley Wine Fest 2024 24:28

3d ago24:28

24:28

Our conversation today with Vicki Ruckman, Secretary & Event Coordinator for the Shenandoah Valley Wine Trail gave all the details for the Shenandoah Valley Wine Festival happening on Saturday, June 22, 2024, at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley from 1pm - 7pm. We discuss the festival's history, including its previous locations and the move to Th…

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Summer in the City: New Openings, Sushi, a Coffee Shop and a Bourbon Garden 20:49

6d ago20:49

20:49

Today, we're diving into the vibrant summer scene in Detroit. Devon and Jer kick things off by discussing the new restaurant and bar scene, including the exciting opening of Easy Peasy, a new concept located in the old Cornerstone space downtown. They’re now offering a lunch sushi program from Detroit Sushi, making it a must-visit spot. We also hig…

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Gardens of Glass at The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley 29:00

6d ago29:00

29:00

Our conversation today welcomes Julie Armel, the Deputy Director of Marketing and Communications for The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, and special guest Craig Mitchell Smith, an innovative kiln glass artist. Julie talks about the new 'Gardens of Glass' exhibit, showcasing Craig's glass sculptures, some created specifically for the MSV. Craig sha…

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Laurel Ridge Community College Financial Aid & Scholarships 22:02

7d ago22:02

22:02

Our conversation today with Guy Curtis, Director of Marketing with Laurel Ridge Community College included Kaitlyn Lambert, Assistant Director of Financial Aid for the college. Our discussion spanned various financial aid options, including scholarships, grants, and specific programs like G3 and VASA, aimed at making education accessible for all st…

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Holistic Approaches to Poverty (ft. Ryan Hertz of Lighthouse Michigan) 21:20

7d ago21:20

21:20

Today on your Daily Detroit, we're chatting with Ryan Hertz, the head of Lighthouse Michigan. Ryan tells us about the amazing work Lighthouse is doing for affordable housing and emergency services in Oakland County and beyond. We begin with how Lighthouse Michigan started. It's a combination of two old human service organizations. They aim to provi…

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Restaurants may need to show their cards // Royal Oak approves apartments // A new hat in the Detroit mayoral race? 20:25

8d ago20:25

20:25

Welcome to your Daily Detroit, your essential guide to what’s happening in Southeast Michigan. It’s Wednesday, June 12, 2024, and we’re broadcasting from our studio at TechTown. First off, a huge congratulations to Hajime Sato of Sozai in Clawson for winning the James Beard Award for Best Chef! It's fantastic to see a spot in the suburbs, like Claw…

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Summer Events at Barns of Rose Hill 26:09

9d ago26:09

26:09

Our conversation for Tourism Tuesday - Clarke County edition - featured Martha Reynolds, Executive Director of Barns of Rose Hill. Our discussion includes details about the Shenandoah Arts Council exhibition being held at the Barns of Rose Hill. Martha shares her excitement about the collaboration and mentions that the exhibit, themed 'Summer Solst…

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When a speedbump is a ramp, "Sub-Zero" Terrion Arnold, Visit Detroit x Burnley 19:27

9d ago19:27

19:27

Hey all - welcome to Tuesday! Today, we're diving into a variety of topics. Starting with a local traffic and design issue that has been causing quite a stir. A listener highlighted a large speed bump on Lafayette near downtown Detroit that has been surprising many drivers. We discuss the implications of this speed bump, its design, and suggestions…

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What will it take to grow Michigan? (ft. Hilary Doe) 20:22

10d ago20:22

20:22

As long as we’ve done this show, growing Michigan, and getting it into gear to be competitive against the rest of the country has been a topic. Honestly, it sometimes feels like I'm screaming down into the void as someone who is usually pushing for things to be better. Because as much as we love our city, region and state, there's much to be proud …

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Shenandoah Community Capital Fund: Entrepreneur Summit & Capacitor Program 30:55

10d ago30:55

30:55

Our conversation today welcomes back Ryan Hall and Katie Overfield-Zook to the show. Ryan is the acting executive director for the Shenandoah Community Capital Fund (SCCF), and Katie is the director of programming. They discuss the ongoing transformations within SCCF, including Ryan's recent appointment and staffing changes due to fluctuating fundi…

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GenAI Hits the Road with Mercedes-Benz 30:44

10d ago30:44

30:44

In this episode, we talk about generative AI, speech interfaces, and evolving the customer experience for one of the world’s top luxury car brands: Mercedes-Benz. At the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year, Mercedes made a major splash with a new virtual assistant that leverages advanced software and generative AI — along with on-screen vis…

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Michigan Central concert reaction // Inside Nuevo Soul // Why Mobility is important 29:50

13d ago29:50

29:50

Welcome to your Daily Detroit, your go-to local podcast for everything happening in Southeast Michigan. It's in two parts. First, we dive into one of Detroit's most talked-about events - the concert at Michigan Central. Then we catch up with our regular Friday host, Devon O'Reilly to talk about a new restaurant in downtown Detroit and answer some q…

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National Donut Day: Donut Dive 24:08

13d ago24:08

24:08

Our conversation for National Donut Day features Missy and Ryan Spielman, owners of the mobile food truck "Donut Dive." Missy and Ryan share their story of how they came to start their donut business. Both widowed before, they married four years ago and decided they wanted a joyful business that they could operate together. Ryan, with an engineerin…

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Traffic Safety Thursday: School's Out - Be Aware of Children 26:17

14d ago26:17

26:17

Our conversation for Traffic Safety Thursday with Lt. Warren Gosnell from Frederick County Sheriff's Office gives some great advice for everyone on the roads to be aware of children who are now out of school. We also talk motorcycle safety and the consequences of speed.By Janet Michael

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Inside Detroit's historic Indian Village (And tour it this weekend!) 19:30

14d ago19:30

19:30

Today we’re diving into one of Detroit’s most historic and charming neighborhoods: Indian Village. Joining us in the studio at TechTown is Mark Reynolds, the chairperson of the 2024 Indian Village Home Tour. Get ready for a fundiscussion about the allure, history, and future of Indian Village. Mark Reynolds' Journey to Indian Village: Discover what…

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Feds charge in Riverfront embezzlement case, more Michigan Central thoughts 26:04

15d ago26:04

26:04

Today is anchored by two big stories and two of our favorite returning contributors. The stories involve charges (and lavish details) against former Detroit Riverfront Conservancy CFO William Smith, and more thoughts on Michigan Central's renovation with a pair of people who toured it. Joining Jer as we return to the friendly confines of the studio…

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Bright Futures Summer Food Distribution 27:29

15d ago27:29

27:29

Our conversation today with Elise Stine Dolinar from Bright Futures - Frederick/Winchester highlights the success of their recent community food pack campaign for Winchester City/Frederick County Public School students. She provides an overview of Bright Futures' operation, which works with Winchester City and Frederick County school systems to mee…

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Retail rumor buzz, Michigan Central concert goes Peacock, and Pistons retool front office 14:18

16d ago14:18

14:18

Join us as we dive into the latest happenings in Southeast Michigan, from local events to exciting rumors and sports updates. In this episode, we cover: Ferndale Pride Recap: Jer and Fletcher share their experiences from the 14th edition of Ferndale Pride, highlighting the joy and inclusivity of the event. Downtown Detroit Retail Rumors: Speculatio…

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Red Cross Disaster Preparedness 30:24

17d ago30:24

30:24

Our conversation today with Stacy McFarland, Executive Director for the Greater Shenandoah Valley chapter of the American Red Cross kicks off with a recap of recent natural disasters such as wildfires, tornadoes, and the ongoing hurricane season. Stacy reveals the relentless demand on the organization's volunteers who are continuously engaged in em…

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Shenandoah Valley Music Festival 2024 Summer Season 28:29

17d ago28:29

28:29

Our conversation today with Dennis Lynch, Director at the Shenandoah Valley Music Festival gives all the details for the upcoming season. We discuss the excitement surrounding the festival's 61st season while Dennis provides an overview of the Shenandoah Valley Music Festival, highlighting its venue - Shrine Mont, a renovated old Springs Hotel from…

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Inside Michigan Central: What it means for Detroit, and what's next 19:55

17d ago19:55

19:55

Excitement is in the air across the city as today the grand reveal of Michigan Central Station — and we got an inside tour of the historic icon. Join Jer Staes and Devon O'Reilly as they explore the transformation of this Detroit landmark. From its historical significance to its future potential, this episode is packed with insights and reflections…

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Tackling funding transit, addressing the housing crisis and making retirement saving easier (ft. Rep. Mike McFall) 17:30

20d ago17:30

17:30

It's been a busy week up at the 2024 Mackinac Policy Conference, put on by the Detroit Regional Chamber. But what are some of the things happening that could impact you? State Representative Mike McFall of the 8th District stopped by and talked about what's moving through Landing and made the Governor's proposed budget. We'll dive into the latest p…

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Valley Makers Association 29:10

20d ago29:10

29:10

Our conversation today features Ryan Hall, one of the co-founders and the Vice President of the Valley Makers Association, a non-profit makerspace organization based in Winchester. Ryan shares the association's origin story, explaining his personal transition from farm life to city life and how his lack of access to tools spurred the creation of a …

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Hospice in the Hospital 28:38

21d ago28:38

28:38

Our conversation today highlights the partnership between Blue Ridge Hospice and Valley Health to offer hospice services (Hospice in the Hospital) at Shenandoah Memorial Hospital, a program previously established at Winchester Medical Center. Guests today include Jennifer Martin, Chief Access and Growth Officer & Carlos Galliamore, Director of Stra…

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Gilbert is going to "give it all away" (and more from the Mackinac Policy Conference) 22:04

21d ago22:04

22:04

From the Porch of the Grand Hotel at the Mackinac Policy Conference, Jer and Devon talk about the latest happenings around Metro Detroit. There's a mix of heavy and hopeful news on this one. In this episode, we cover: Detroit Riverfront Conservancy Scandal: Fresh developments reveal that up to $40 million may have been embezzled from the nonprofit …

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How to make Michigan a high wage, high growth state (ft. Khalilah Burt Gaston, Song Foundation) 26:23

22d ago26:23

26:23

How does Michigan and metro Detroit turn the corner on being the place people want to choose to build their lives? On your Daily Detroit, we explore this pressing question with Khalilah Burt Gaston, the founding executive director of the Song Foundation. From the Mackinac Policy Conference at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, the conversation div…

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Live. Love. Shenandoah. 18:10

22d ago18:10

18:10

Our conversation for The Valley Business Today with Patrick Barker, Director of Frederick County Economic Development Authority focuses on the initiative 'Live Love Shenandoah.' Patrick explains the strategic efforts to retain and attract talent to the region through a comprehensive cookbook strategy. We discuss the importance of education and awar…

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Fleur de Lis Cheese Shop 23:48

23d ago23:48

23:48

Our conversation for Tourism Tuesday with Justin Kerns from Winchester/Frederick County Convention & Visitors Bureau features Terri Hardin, owner of Fleur de Lis Cheese Shop which recently opened on the Old Town Walking Mall in downtown Winchester. Terri shares her journey of acquiring the shop, navigating through the pandemic, and creating a welco…

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Your TV and news is changing a lot. Let's talk about why (ft. Matt Friedman) 33:28

23d ago33:28

33:28

You might have seen some changes in your local TV station over the last few years. Or that more sports is going behind a service that's not your cable provider. Or that more of the well-reported journalism you want to read is behind a paywall. That's because there are fundamental shifts happening in the media business, pushing these moves. Joining …

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Mustang Mach E thoughts / A challenge to building more housing in Detroit / Mackinac next week 27:09

27d ago27:09

27:09

Mr. Friday, Devon O'Reilly, is in and we talk about a bunch of local to Metro Detroit things. Devon had dinner at The Little Club, his first eastside yacht club experience as a west sider We had a chance to try the Ford Mustang Mach-E for a week, and have a number of thoughts on the electric car that doesn't give off electric car vibes After tourin…

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35 Years of Kimberly's 20:59

27d ago20:59

20:59

Our conversation today featured Kimberly Sowers, owner of Kimberly's in Old Town Winchester. Kimberly talks about the history of her boutique, which has been open for 35 years. She explains the diverse range of products in her store, including men's and women's clothing, jewelry, kitchen towels, fine jewelry, gourmet food items, and personalized gi…

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Michigan Central tickets sell out // Handle the basics if you want to win 19:14

28d ago19:14

19:14

Interesting show of Metro Detroit stories today. In the fun category, recently a listener asked why Norris Howard isn't the Baron of Brightmoor, because of the alliteration. He explains why he's the Prince. There was so much demand for Michigan Central's big concert that it sold out - and so have all the tickets for the tour since we recorded this …

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FredCo Parks: Summer Programs & Events 21:48

28d ago21:48

21:48

Our conversation today with Jeremy Sanders (Marketing Manager) and Ashley Ferguson (Program Supervisor) from Frederick County Parks & Recreation gives details about summer programs, the new activity guide and registration software. We discuss various summer events and programs including races like the Loudoun Street Mile, The Glow All Out 5K, and t…

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From 1890s General store to one of Detroit's best bars: Inside Kiesling 33:09

29d ago33:09

33:09

A few years ago, Milwaukee and Brush streets was a quiet corner tucked just south of West Grand Boulevard. Now, between Kiesling, Milwaukee Caffe and a host projects since then, it’s becoming one of Detroit’s interesting intersections - of fun, work, and residential. Which projects like Chroma Detroit, Freya, Oak and Reel and more nearby, it's beco…

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Top of Virginia Regional Chamber ALP/CLP 23:04

29d ago23:04

23:04

Our conversation for The Valley Business Today included Kaleigh Fincham, Director of Programs & Events for the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber to give updates about their Arising Leadership Program and Community Leadership Program. The Arising Leadership Program is aimed at 16 and 17-year-olds, while the Community Leadership Program is for adults.…

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New Detroit Zoo water tower art // Will the Lions shine on the national stage? 21:42

30d ago21:42

21:42

From Royal Oak where the Detroit Zoo getting new water tower art, to a quick update on Detroit City FC stadium situation in Corktown, to talking about the Lions and how they might do next season on a national stage, we have you covered on Daily Detroit. Our all-local daily podcast is on Apple Podcasts: https://lnk.to/dailydetroitonapple Spotify: ht…

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Town of Shenandoah Museum & Memorial Festival 25:38

30d ago25:38

25:38

Our conversation for Tourism Tuesday with Edison Emmons from Luray/Page Chamber of Commerce included Lora Jenkins from the town of Shenandoah. Lora serves as the museum curator and events coordinator for Shenandoah and gives details about both. We discuss the recent hospitality award received by the town and the museum's growth. Lora describes the …

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Let's bring back the Detroit Shock (and talk about the old Belle Isle Zoo) 19:19

1M ago19:19

19:19

Today we're talking about three stories around town with Fletcher Sharpe. First up, news that the old Belle Isle Zoo (technically, the Children's Zoo for a time) will be razed and turned into natural habitat. Both of us remember going to that place when it was a thing, we share our memories and a movie that was shot there. Second, the Belle Isle sl…

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Shenandoah 2045: The Edits 24:52

1M ago24:52

24:52

Our conversation today with Tyler Hinkle, Shenandoah County's Planner is part of an ongoing series following the work on Shenandoah 2045 - Shenandoah County's comprehensive plan. The planning process will unfold over the course of four years with the majority of the community collaboration occurring from 2020-2022, with input in 2023-2024. He highl…

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A new pro soccer stadium for Detroit (and some speculation) 33:18

1M ago33:18

33:18

The news broke just after we recorded yesterday's show that Detroit City FC intends to build a 14,000 seat stadium in Corktown, near Michigan and 20th streets. Fletcher Sharpe, Norris Howard and I discuss what we know, what we don't, and then the pair get into a conversation speculating about the future of soccer in Detroit - and bring up the uncom…

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