Metro Times' Brett Callwood speaks with Craig Fahle on the Movement Electronic Music Festival. Callwood talks about the festival's history and highlights.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times News Editor Curt Guyette sits down with Craig Fahle to discuss his recent interview with former mayor and city councilman Ken Cockrel Jr.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment. This week, Craig speaks with Brett Callwood about what's in store for the annual Metro Times Blowout and what bands you should checkout over the weekend.

How has public opinion changed towards the legalization of marijuana? Is it something we'll see happen in the not so distant future? Bryan Gottlieb of Metro Times stops by the studio to discuss these issues and more.

Metro Times Editor Bryan Gottlieb joins Craig with a preview of events at the 2nd Annual Art X Detroit taking place this week.

The DPS Board of Education has an option to regain control of their school district from the emergency financial manager in 18 months; all they need is a supermajority vote and the cooperation of the superintendent. Curt Guyette of Metro times stops by the studio to discuss this topic and what the DPS "Board in Exile" is planning.

Jim McFarlin tells Craig all about his big cover story on AMC's Low Winter Sun, a new summertime cop drama set in Detroit. Jim talked to the producers, writers, and tells the story of why they chose to set their "Sun" in Detroit.

Craig sits down with Metro Times Managing Editor Micheal Jackman to learn more about Detroit's best shops, bars, and people of the year.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment. This week, Craig speaks with their new editor Brian Gottlieb.

In 2009, then-Gov. Jennifer Granholm announced that the state could no longer afford to keep the Michigan State Fairgrounds open. Since then, many proposals have been made for the fairgrounds, including one by Earvin "Magic" Johnson. Curt Guyette of Metro Times stops by the studio to discuss the current state of those proposals and what is on the horizon for the fairgrounds.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment. This week, writer Brett Callwood stops by to discuss his cover article which profiles local actor Bruce Campbell.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

Freelancer Jim McFarlin chats with Craig about a new exhibit at the Motown Museum: "Girl Groups: The Grit, the Glamour, the Glory". McFarlin's cover story focuses on one girl group in particular, The Andantes,a trio that never achieved stardom but sang backup vocals on countless hit records.

Metro Times Interim Editor Michael Jackman stops by the studio to discuss their 2013 Lust Issue, covering the Detroit Dirty Show and more.

Metro Times News Editor Curt Guyette recently interviewed UAW head Bob King, pressing him on several issues. Guyette sits down with Craig to discuss Right to Work and more on our weekly Metro Times segment.

Metro Times feature article writer Rachelle Damico sits down with Craig to discuss the ways deaf people appreciate - and sometimes play - music.

MDOT has plans to spend almost $2 billion and an estimated twenty years to widen nearly seven miles of I-94. Metro Times News Editor Curt Guyette stops by the studio to discuss the topic with Craig in our weekly segment.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

Metro Times' Editor Michael Jackman joins Craig for their weekly segment.

Craig and Metro Times, Curt Guyette, discuss efforts by Habitat for Humanity to stabilize and revitalize the Morningside neighborhood on Detroit's east side.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment. This week, Craig speaks with Metro Times' Brett Callwood about the paper's 2012 music issue and what bands we may be hearing about in the near future.

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

Craig Speaks with Metro Times' Michael Jackman waxes philosophically on how Halloween has gone from "Boos" for kids to a booming cultural event for adults, from Day of the Dead kitsch to Theater Bizarre

The Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times drops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times drops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times drops by for their weekly segment.

The Metro Times drops by for their weekly segment.

Metro Times News Editor Curt Guyette speaks with Craig about the reality behind unemployment numbers.

Craig speaks with Editor Kim Heron and Reporter Brett Callwood about the best music festivals this Labor Day weekend.

The Metro Times drops by for their weekly segment. This week, Craig speaks with Detroit native and Comedian Michael McDaniel, who was featured in this weeks cover story, about what it takes to be funny.

The Metro Times drops by for their weekly segment.

Craig speaks with Metro Times News Editor Curt Guyette about the possibility of Detroit filing for bankruptcy.

The Metro Times drops by for their weekly segment. This week, Craig speaks with Writer Brian Smith about the article he wrote about local Musician Kenny Tudrick and his struggles with substance abuse.

Curt Guyette from the Metro Times stops by for their weekly segment.

Craig speaks with Metro Times News Editor Curt Guyette about the on-going bridge battle.

Craig speaks with Writer Joe MacLeod regarding the article he wrote for Baltimore's City Paper about the new book Mid-Century Ads: Advertising From the Mad Men Era, a two-volume work published by Taschen featuring prime examples of ads from the 1950's and 60's.

Craig talks with Association of Alternative Newsmedia Executive Director Tiffany Shackleford, Metro Times Editor Kim Heron and Metro Times Publisher Chris Sexson about this week's AAN Conference in Detroit.

Blues Guitarist and MacArthur Genius Corey Harris plays a live set in studio.

Metro Times drops by for their weekly segment. This week, Craig talks to them about this weekends Movement Electronic Music Festival in Hart Plaza.

Curt Guyette joins Craig to discuss the balance between voter fraud and voter suppression.

Craig speaks with Metro Times writer Detroit Blogger John who interviewed Daryl Davis, the 56-year-old head of a church, whose practice of deliverence or exorcism to free someone from demonic possession.

Metro Times drops in to talk about their "Best of Detroit" issue.

Metro Times Writer Curt Guyette visits to talk about the consent decree.

Metro Times' News Editor Curt Guyette comes to talk about political advertisements aimed at gas prices.

WDET's Travis Wright and Metro Times' Michael Jackman share the history of the Old English D with Craig.

Craig is joined by Author of The American Way of Eating, Tracy McMillan, to talk about her new book.

The Metro Times' Larry Gabriel joins Craig to discuss his recent article on the use of untrained informants in drug sting operations.

Blues Guitarist and MacArthur Genius Corey Harris plays a live set in studio.

The Wurlitzer Building, at Broadway and John R, sits abandoned and neglected after years of decay. Metro Times' Curt Guyette joins Craig to discuss the future of the structure.

Metro Times' Brian Smith joins Craig for a 'Blowout' musical preview.

In the weekly Metro Times segment, Editor Kim Heron joins Craig to discuss Oak Park's high school class of 1970 and the high density of musical talent that came out of it.

The Metro Times' Curt Guyette joins Craig to discuss his latest 'Mattie' Maroun-themed article, "Something slimy slithers into court."

Craig hosts a special Metro Times segment on Valentine's Day. Where to go, what to give and the best Valentine's Day surprises--Craig talks about it all today and takes listener calls!

The Metro Times' Curt Guyette joins Craig to discuss the subject of his latest cover story, "Democracy for Dollars."

Craig welcomes the Metro Times for their weekly segment. This week, Detroitblogger John with his takeaway from the North American International Auto Show.

Craig speaks with WDET's Travis Wright about the influence of social media on art & culture in American Today. He is joined by pop-artist Zac Gorman who benefited from selling his art on his website.

Curt Guyette, News Editor of The MetroTimes, speaks with Craig about his recent article on a campaign to add an amendment to the state constitution to legalize medical marijuana.

Metro Times Listings Editor Megan O'Neil joins Craig to talk about her cover-story, 'Where to Party 2011 Away.' In it, She shares local venues in Metro Detroit where people can celebrate the upcoming New Year's Eve.

Craig is joined by the Metro Times' movie critic, Jeff Meyers, to discuss any and all movies in theaters this holiday season.

Brian Smith, of the MetroTimes, speaks with Travis Wright about their ambitious music landmark guide.

Metro Times News Editor Curt Guyette joins The Craig Fahle Show for a discussion on the Occupy Detroit movement. What is it? Who is it? What are their goals, and what have they achieved? The answers to these questions as well as the great conversations you've come to expect, here on the Craig Fahle Show.

Chris Handyside of The MetroTimes joins Craig to discuss his article on Detroit's Beehive Recording studio.

Craig is joined by The Metro Times' columnist Michael Jackman to talk about the best local books to put on your giving lists.

Metro Times Editor Kim Heron and Design Director Justin Rose join Craig to discuss their criteria for the best images of the new site's Flickr pool.

Jim Hightower joins The Craig Fahle Show to discuss the Occupy movement and corporate citizenship. Hightower recently published an essay for AAN titled, "Occupy Democracy."

Curt Guyette, New Editor of the Metro Times, speaks with Craig about the upcoming 'Pot Issue' of the periodical.

Craig is joined by Kim Heron, editor of the Metro Times, and musician Ralphe Armstrong.

Metro Times Reporter Michael Jackman talks to Craig about the Metro Times' "Sloshed" issue, revealing a selection of stories on great drinking spots around Metro Detroit.

Metro Times Reporter Jonathan Cunningham talks to Craig about his interview with iconic Detroit guitarist, Dennis Coffey.

DetroitBlogger John, of the MetroTimes, speaks with Craig about the lives of six homeless Detroit residents.

In our weekly special with the MetroTimes, Editor Curt Guyette joins Craig to discuss a new documentary about American Indian Boarding Schools. The are joined by Fay Givens, Executive Director of American Indian Services.

Travis Wright discusses the upcoming Fall Arts & Culture Metrotimess magazine issue.

Metro Times News Editor, Curt Guyette, discusses the Metro Times 9/11 story.

This Labor Day weekend is jam-packed with great music festivals and events in the city. We hear from Metro Times' Brett Callwood.

In advance of the EPA conference next week, Metro Times' Sandra Svoboda looks into the history of environmental justice in the city, and what is happening with the pollution right now in southwest Detroit.

This week's Metro Times Cover Story examines how a self-taught artist and craftsman defines himself through an elaborate dream set in hand-crafted miniatures.

Metro Time reporter Brian Smith talks about his cover story on Cole Haddon, a former Metro Times writer who is now a published comic book writer, and making six-figure script deals in Hollywood.

Metro Times writer Travis Wright joins us in studio to talk about his cover story on Kickstarter, and what other crowd-sourcing sites are doing for Detroit.

Metro Times Reporter Sandra Svoboda takes a look at a case from Redford, Michigan that is headed to the Supreme Court.

A Metro Times article on, "the should-have-been hits and misses of Aretha's years at Columbia Records."