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The D Brief podcast is your guide to metro Detroit's arts and entertainment scene.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays: We give you a rundown of everything that's happening around town, including concerts, comedy, food and drink, festivals, and more. Fridays: In-depth interviews with people who are having an impact on the city's culture.
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Seth Resler is a 20-year broadcasting veteran who has worked at radio stations in New York City, Boston, Seattle, St. Louis, Providence, and Silicon Valley. He moved to Detroit in 2015 to take a job consulting radio stations on their digital strategies. He regularly speaks about podcasting at conferences around the country, including at the NAB Show, the Radio Show, the Worldwide Radio Summit, the Nielsen Audio Client Conference, Podcast Movement, Morning Show Boot Camp, Talk Show Boot Camp, and state broadcaster association conferences.
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Becky Scarcello is a life-long supporter and promoter of the City of Detroit. She is currently the Business Manager and a Tour Guide with Feet on the Street Tours Detroit and serves on the Board of Trustees of Matrix Human Services. Having worked and volunteered at many Detroit companies, foundations, and non-profits focused on city vibrancy, Becky loves helping people discover the hidden gems, fascinating people, and exciting venues of Detroit.
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Ann Delisi has been a multi-media presence in Detroit for over 30 years working in radio, television and as a voiceover artist. She has worked at a number of Detroit radio stations, but is most known for her work at Detroit Public Radio station, WDET-FM, where she currently produces programs that explore music and the artists who make it. She has conducted countless interviews with everyone from David Bowie to Don Was and champions artists producing music in The Motor City. Her program Essential Music is heard weekend mornings at 11 on 101.9, WDET.
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Aaron Foley is the chief storyteller for the City of Detroit Government. Appointed by Mayor Mike Duggan in 2017, he manages a team of writers, photographers and videographers in the who document life in the city for a daily website, TheNeighborhoods.org. He is a Detroit native and resident, author of the 2015 book How to Live in Detroit Without Being a Jackass and editor of the 2017 anthology The Detroit Neighborhood Guidebook. Previously, he was editor of BLAC Detroit Magazine, and a contributor to several local and national news outlets.
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Bailey Sisoy Isgro is the owner of Detroit History Tours and the proprietor of The Detroit History Club. She is also the author of Rosie, a Detroit Herstory. A proud Detroiter, she’s happy to show you where the beer is cold and the history's hot.
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Steve Johnson is the founder and owner of Motor City Brew Tours, a Berkley-based company that guides beer enthusiasts through Michigan breweries. He is also the author of Detroit Beer: A History of Brewing in the Motor City. Steve hosts the Beer Tour Guy podcast and frequently speaks around the state about the history of Michigan beer.
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David Kiley is publisher and editor-in-chief of EncoreMichigan.com, the only media source in Michigan that covers the entire professional theatre scene in Michigan. He is also the executive director/producer of the annual Wilde Awards, which recognizes the best performances of each theatre season in Michigan. Kiley is an author, playwright and award winning journalist for media outlets including USA Today, Businessweek, AOL/HuffingtonPost and Adweek. He is also the Artistic Director of the Michigan Celtic Repertory Company.
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Greg Russell is the movie reviewer and celebrity interview for Live In The D on WDIV (NBC) in the Motor City. His movie reviews are also heard on WJR AM 760. Greg also hosts Movie Show Plus, which airs statewide in both Michigan and Indiana on the Comcast CN network.
Greg Russell is an Emmy Award winning producer for Positively Detroit and was recognized by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences with a Silver Circle Award in 2012. Greg was president of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (Michigan Chapter), and is a member of the Broadcast Film Critic’s Association, The Detroit Film Critics Society, and the African American Film Critics Association.
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