And welcome back to another edition of The Wolverine Live. I'm John Borton.

And you don't see Tom Crawford tonight. Shout out to him.

Feeling a little under the weather tonight.

But we have a special treat about which the Wolverine faithful were very, very excited when I announced that today. We have, in our midst,

one Weiman Brit star of the mid-1970s basketball teams for Michigan. Now, I believe, Kent County

administrator over on the western side of the state, someone who was

talented enough and versatile enough that he was drafted not only by the NBA, but by the NFL.

Wayne and Brent, we've been excited about this. Welcome to the Wolverine Live.

Oh, John, thank you for having me on today.

And it's great to see you. Just a disclaimer here. I retired from Kent County back in July 31 of 2012.

So for the folks that did know that, and now I have my own company, We and Britt Enterprises that I'm running and got a lot of fun stuff that we've been up to.

Well, I appreciate you bringing me up to date there.

I knew that you had a lot of things going, and didn't you write a book?

Yes, wrote the book, fulfilling the dream, my path to leadership,

and finding purpose through serving others just out in October, and we're very happy. Yes, wrote the book, Fulfilling the Dream, My Path to Leadership and Finding Purpose Through Serving Others,

just out in October, and we're very happy with it.

It's on Audible and Apple and Amazon.

People can get it on my website and so forth, WBE Books.

And very pleased with it.

We've done a number of signings and hope to do a few more and really

getting a good response from it and really having a lot of fun. Well, excellent. You are certainly,

hey, there we go. There's the book now. We had great, like I said, great response to you being on.

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