Warren Pierce

The measles epidemic is sweeping the U.S. making it the largest outbreak in 25 years. Are you safe? Dr. Carl Lauder joined the show to discuss the signs and symptoms of the measles as well as a way to protect yourself.

Scott and Rebecca rejoin the show to premiere their Game of Thrones inspired ice cream and cookies.

Which college would you choose for your child? What college would your child choose? The deadline for applications is May 1st.

Dianna's new book "Michigan's Haunted Lighthouses" was just realeased. She joined the show to recount some of the many stories surrounding Michigan's lighthouses.

Vladimir Putin met with Kim Jong Un on Thursday in Russia. What can we learn as American's from this meeting? How was it different that the meeting with President Trump?

Detroit Paranormal Expeditions is back with another round of exploration inside the old Eloise buildings. What new evidence of paranormal life has been found there?

A look at the days leading up to Easter? Was the Last Supper a Seder? Why does Christmas always fall on the same day but not Easter?

What's Easter like in Rome? Barbie Nadeau joined the show to discuss Roman traditions.

The 49th annual Earth Day is tomorrow. What progress has Michigan made in this year? What events are happening around the state?

Passover and Easter concided this year, how often does this occur? Robert Rockaway joined the show live from Israel to discuss the the similarities between these two holidays.

Archbishop Vigneron joined the show with his annual Easter message.

Matt Lyson joined the show to tell people to steer clear of buying baby ducks for Easter. They may be cute but they are a lot of work, not to mention against most city ordinances.

Notre Dame went up in flames on Monday afternoon which left the entire world in shock. How did this happen? Why was the structure so flammable? What type of materials could they use in the future so this doesn't happen again? Jean- Francios Bedard, Associate Professor in Engineering at Syracuse University, joined the show to answer all these questions and more.

Dennis Coffey joined the show to promote "Standing in the Shadows of Motown" a Detroit Freep Film Festival documentary about the Funk Brothers.

Winifred Vera Quick, Michigan’s last survivor of the 1912 sinking of the Titanic. She was eight years old when she survived the sinking of the White Star liner Titanic. She was the last person in the world who could tell of the event from her own memory before she died on July 4th, 2002. Warren recounts a conversation with her today on the anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.

What Michigan connections did the Titanic have? Jay Follis is a local historian and joined the show to discuss the Titanic.

Treat Dreams in Ferndale was closed for two months over the winter months for a complete inside renovation. It recently opened back up with a new name, Treat Dreams Dessert Emporium, with new dessert options.

When should elders hang up the keys? How does one decide to stop driving? David Bernstein is an expert on this issue and joined the show to discuss it as well as Prince Philip's recent car accident.

In “Making the Five Heartbeats,” filmmaker Robert Townsend takes a well-deserved victory lap in revisiting his 1991 cult favorite “The Five Heartbeats,” a Motown-flavored musical drama about the rise and fall of an African-American vocal group in the 1960s. His behind-the-scenes documentary about his passion project chronicles the inspiring journey of a young black writer/director (Townsend) determined to present a new image of black people in cinema while endeavoring to create a classic. The original film and documentary will screen together at the Redford Theatre at 1 p.m. today.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was elected for a fifth term, what effect will this have on the U.S.? Did President Trump play any type of role in the election? Robert Rockaway joined the show to discuss Israel's state of affairs.