Residents, business leaders and community activists in Royal Oak: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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Residents, business leaders and community activists in Rochester: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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The new school year is about to start and WDET wants to know your experiences with your kids & bullying in school.

Have you talked to your kids about bullying: how it happens and how to handle it?

WDET is planning a conversation about bullying with a panel of students from area middle schools and high schools. By filling out the query, we hope you & your child would be interested in participating.

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Residents, business leaders and community activists in the Downriver communities: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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Residents, business leaders and community activists in Detroit's Palmer Woods & Palmer Park: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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It's safe to say that since the first person started clapping or stomping out a beat - there has been music.

But what does something that sounds good to your ears mean to you?

Share your memories with WDET and you could be on the air!

Residents, business leaders and community activists in Troy: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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Singer, songwriter Paul McCartney turns 70 on June 18th.

To honor the former member of the Beatles, and massive influence on rock music over the last 50 years, WDET wants to hear your memories of what his work means to you!

Your insights and memories will help shape WDET's coverage and special 6 hour Essential Music Birthday Tribute to Paul McCartney with Ann Delisi & Rob Reinhart - Saturday, June 16th from 11am-5pm.

The Chaldean Community is a rich collection of business leaders, activists, families and students making an impact on Metro Detroit.

What issues and ideas are on your mind?

This year Memorial Day takes place on Monday, May 28th.

For many, Memorial Day marks the start of summer and barbeque season. But, the holiday is more than just a day off. It's a day to remember Americans who have died while serving the nation.

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A recent news story highlighted a lawsuit by a company against a former employee over ownership of his twitter feed because it contained thousands of contacts & customers.

What kind of work rules are imposed on your social media feeds?

WDET needs your insight to help tell this story.

It's common knowledge that employers have been known to troll the internet for websites and social media feeds created by job candidates. Also, in one recent story, a candidate says they were asked to open up their facebook page for view during a job interview. Other job hunters have gone so far as changing their names to conceal their identities during job hunting.

Are you one of them?

WDET wants to know about your experiences.

Thousands of Michiganders lost their jobs during the economic downturn. Were you one of them?

WDET wants to know about your experiences have affected you and your family.

Tony Russell from the Osborn neighborhood, Scott Brines of Southwest Detroit Community Benefit Coalition, and Founder of Blight Busters John George call in to share their thoughts about the State of the City address along with members of WDET's Public Insight Network.

What Should Metro Detroit Know About Dearborn Heights?

Residents, business leaders and community activists in Dearborn: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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What Should Metro Detroit Know About Dearborn?

Residents, business leaders and community activists in Dearborn: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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Parents: Do You Send Your Kids to Summer Camp?

Today, parents have resources to find the best places for summer camp for their kids. What are you best kept secrets when it comes to selecting a camp?

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WDET's Rob St. Mary joins Craig in the studio to discuss the station's new 'Question of the Day' initiative, aimed at further familiarizing listeners with the Public Insight Network.

The Michigan Republican Primary is on Tuesday, February 28th. Ahead of the primary, WDET would like to know what you are thinking this election. Help shape our coverage by sharing your knowledge and insights

Southfield Mayor and congressional candidate, Brenda Lawrence joins the conversation to discuss her opinions and concerns for the county with an eye on Southfield and the people of southern Oakland County.

Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson joins Craig to talk about last night's State of the County address and take calls from members of WDET's Public Insight Network and listeners voicing their concerns for Oakland County.

Residents, business leaders and community activists are joining WDET to leverage the human spirit brought together as part of our recent "Call to Action" efforts.

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WDET is coming to Southwest Detroit on Wednesday February 15th and Thursday February 16th for community listening sessions.

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WDET reached out to listeners through the Public Insight Network to collect stories and photos of their “first cars” just in time for the 2012 North American International Auto Show.

The responses have been amazing and fun! Take a look and then share your stories/photos!

What Should Metro Detroit Know About the Villages?

Residents, business leaders and community activists in the Villages (Indian Village/West Village neighborhood): what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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The Auto Show - Does it Matter to You?

The North American International Auto Show rolls into Cobo Center this month.

What does the auto show mean to you and to the community?

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What was your first car?

The North American International Auto Show rolls into Cobo Center this month.

There's no other city in the world so connected to the car.

Tell us about your first car, a great story about it and share a photo, if you have one.

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What indicators would demonstrate an improved, more responsive city government?

The results of the recent "what would it take to get you to move to Detroit" survey results shows a hunger for better governance and services in the city.

What indicators would demonstrate an improved, more responsive city government?

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Now Playing: The Detroit Story

Over the past few years, filmmakers have been coming to Metro Detroit to shoot fantastic blockbusters.

But what about our own story?

If you were producing "The Detroit Story" how would you envision it, how would you improve it and what role do you play in it?

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What Should Metro Detroit Know About the Grosse Pointes?

Residents, business leaders and community activists in the Grosse Pointes: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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Media Portrayal of Detroit

Robocop, 8 Mile, Hung? How do you feel about the portrayal of Detroit?

WDET is seeking your input on how Detroit - and the surrounding community - is shown in the media.

Where do filmmakers, TV producers, news reporters, authors, musicians and other artists get it right?

Where do they get it wrong?

How does your real life in Metro Detroit compare to the "reel life" portrayal?

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Your input is vitality important as it will help guide WDET's news coverage.

Bridging the "8 Mile Divide"

WDET is seeking true stories of how people on both sides of the "8 Mile Divide" have been affected by stereotyping and/or discrimination based on where they live.

Tell us how you feel about "8 Mile" and how the division it represents may have affected you.

Share your insights with WDET 101.9 FM below and you could be part of an upcoming segment on the Craig Fahle Show.

Your input is vitality important as it will help guide WDET's news coverage.

What Should Metro Detroit Know About Southfield?

Residents, business leaders and community activists in Southfield: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

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How Will Michigan's Public Assistance Cuts Affect You?

Earlier this summer, the Michigan Legislature passed a bill, signed by Governor Snyder, to limit state assistance to four years over a lifetime for most welfare recipients.

Starting October 1st, the first wave of people currently on assistance who have hit "the limit" will see their benefits cutoff.

What does this mean to you and your family?

With the tenth anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks upon us, WDET would like to know what music helps you with the emotions of that day?

Where were you that day? How have the events of that day changed you and your world? How has America changed?

What does it take to raise a family in Metro Detroit?

WDET in Detroit is exploring the state of new business in Southeast Michigan.

WDET is working with community members and the Public Insight Network to cover the issue of truck traffic through the residential areas of Southwest Detroit.

As Michigan continues to struggle with the second highest unemployment rate in the nation, WDET wants to know "What's the new normal?" for you and your family.

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How easy is it to get a auto loan right now?

Ann needs your input to help shape her show!

Rob needs your input to help shape his show!

The Grande, Cobo, Olympia, the Stick, St. Andrew's and too many more to name. Tell us about your most memorable concert experience in Detroit.

Do you see signs of food entrepreneurship where you live in Metro Detroit?

The U.S. Census just announced that Detroit's population is at its lowest level in about 100 years - 713,777 people.

What is about it about the city, your neighborhood, your block that keeps you in the city?

Residents, business leaders and community activists in the Old Redford and Brightmoor neighborhoods: what issues and ideas are on your mind?

Late Sunday night, May 1, President Obama announced that Osama bin Laden had been killed by U.S. troops and that his body is in U.S. custody. As someone who has served in the military during the nearly ten years since 9/11, please tell us what this news means to you.

Tell us: what does bin Laden's death mean to you? How did you feel about the reaction of the American public soon after the announcement of his death?

Residents, business leaders and community activists in Ferndale: what issues and ideas are on your mind?