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On today's show: WDET's Pat Batcheller joins Craig to discuss last night's rain delay that postponed the Tigers' game against the Yankees. Craig speaks with Republican Senate Nominee Pete Hoekstra about his race with incumbent Sen. Debbie Stabenow. WDET's Martina Guzman discusses the 6th Annual International Health Conference on Health Issues in Arab Communities. Health experts from across the globe are in Dearborn this week addressing critical issues on Arab health. Initially the International Health Conference on Health Issues in Arab Communities was set to take place in Syria but because of the region's conflict, the conference was moved to Metro Detroit. Craig speaks with Maritime Historian Keith Steffke about his upcoming presentation, "Legacy on the Great Lakes: Six Men Who Made a Lasting Difference on the Great Lakes." Craig speaks with Fran Shor, Professor in the Wayne State University Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, and Heather Ann Thompson, Associate Professor in the Temple University Department of History, about the history of the labor movement in the U.S. Craig hosts two callers to battle it out for the Super Wednesday Quiz! Bankole Thompson of The Michigan Chronicle joins Craig to recap Tuesday night's presidential debate in Hempstead, New York.
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