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On today's show, State Representative Lisa Brown speaks with Craig after being barred from debate yesterday for talking about her vagina. Brown was silenced during the debate over proposed new abortion regulations in the state House. Lt. Governor Brian Calley speaks with WDET's Pat Batcheller about the new bridge across the Detroit River. He says it will not cost Michigan taxpayers anything as Canada will be assuming the financial risk of building the bridge.
WDET’s Martina Guzman speaks with the creator of Food Lab Jess Daniel and food entrepreneur Tawyna Clark before Jazzin' on Jefferson takes place this weekend, June 15-16. The annual Detroit festival welcomes Food Lab as a new addition this year. This week's Friday Follies guests are Deadline Detroit reporter Jeff Wattrick, WDET's Rob St. Mary and Huffington Post Detroit Editor Ashley Woods. The trio join Craig to discuss some of the biggest stories in the news this week including Troy Mayor Janice Daniels recall, the DMC announcing that it will no longer hire smokers, Rep. Lisa Brown and her "vagina" comment, Krystal Crittendon, Avengers new director's cut, Paul McCartney and mascot ideas for the Craig Fahle Show.
New weekend WDET DJ Chris Campbell stops by to speaks with Craig about his new show, The Progressive Underground, which will air Sunday evenings from 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. To round out the show, listeners call in to answer questions from our Paul McCartney Quiz.
