Finally tonight, a sports writer turned author turned benefactor who puts love and hope at the center of nearly everything he does.

In our weekend spotlight, Mitch Album.

This is the big, that Hudson, new Hudson building.

Spending the day with Mitch Album in Detroit is not a leisurely experience. We try to keep everything happy.

At Detroit Water Ice Factory, the nonprofit dessert store he started to help fund his humanitarian

work.

He whips up a Motown twist with his namesake, Mr. Mitch's chocolate peanut butter.

Hi, hi, hi, hi, hi, hi, hi. Yes, it is.

A stop at say Detroit play, a one-time abandoned city rec center that album transformed

into a multi-million dollar learning center for hundreds of school students where academics

come before play.

We're not going to build something that's good enough for a poor neighborhood in Detroit. We're going to build something that's good enough for a poor neighborhood in Detroit.

We're going to build something that's good enough for the best neighborhood in all of Michigan.

If you deliver high expectations, you'll get high performances.

If you come in with low expectations, say, well, this is good enough.

That's exactly the performances you're going to get.

All I did was kind of, you know, kind of

get it going, you know, but they take the ball and run with it. And you can see, it's a lot of joy here.

While there, the one-time professional musician shows us his talents on the piano.

He's never had a lesson.

I have to know your Flintstones.

You're going to very-beet.

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