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Welcome to the final podcast before Independence Day!
Here's what we cover around town:
Sven and Jer ruminate on the legacy of Lee Iacocca, who died at the age of 94. [NY Times]
The state of Michigan has issued new emergency rules outlining requirements for new marijuana businesses now that voters have legalized recreational weed. The rules are meant to help local municipalities and prospective business owners decide whether they want to participate in the new industry.
Plum Market is opening in downtown Detroit. Randy sent us details. It has groceries. A grab and go bar. And a Moet champagne vending machine.
Detroit Eatz is opening in downtown Farmington. With a drive thru deli counter. And yes, it's another business that ends their name with a Z. [Crains]
And, Fletcher Sharpe joins us to talk about the red-hot Detroit City FC.
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