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For the soul of Detroit.

You know, stories start out in many different ways.

Tonight's story started when I walked into a nice little guy's private world, and it blew up right in my face.

You asked you to... Get your finger out of my face. Get your finger out of my face. You ask you to Iraq.

Get your finger out of my face. Get your finger out of my face. Take the first shot. Then if you want it, Councillor. Get your finger out of my face. It's gone. What are you doing? What are you doing? That is not painful by them. That is painful by the people of Detroit. Let me tell you some, you want to go right now? Okay? You want to go right now, Albert?

Hello, my good friends.

It's your old page. Detroit. Let me tell you son, you want to go right now? Okay? You want to go right now, Elric?

Hello, my good friends.

It's your old pal, M.L. Elric, back with the soul of Detroit.

I'm joined by Mark Fellhauer, who is trying to keep us on track this week, which should be a little easier because I am not joined by Sean Windsor.

He is not here. He did not say why he couldn't make it, but let's just say that little

pill may have lasted more than four hours, so we're going to let him get the treatment.

Thoughts and prayers. Yes, we hope that he's able to, he's able to recover. And we have a special guest this week. My rival, my friend, one of my best friends, Darcy McConnell, former reporter for the Detroit News, now runs her own communications company. So Darcy, thanks for joining us today.

Glad to be here, Mike. Thanks for having me.

And we're going to get Darcy dialed in in just a minute.

I wanted to also thank Northwestern Tech, who is our Facebook Live sponsor.

Northwestern Tech, thank you so much for signing on to the soul of Detroit.

They are the heating and cooling school in Southfield and HVAC is all they teach.

The program is only 10 and a half months. Now I say only because what you learn in those 10

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