Shianne Nocerini

2 months ago | dailydetroit.com | Shianne Nocerini |Jer Staes

We first reported locally that yes, an Apple Store is coming to downtown Detroit. But what does it mean? What could happen next? And how could downtown Detroit fit into not only the city but the region's shopping scene? Jer and Shi talk about that - and what could be done to encourage more retail - in downtown Detroit. And look for your suggestions on what should be next. Don't see the player above? Listen to the podcast here. Key points:(0:42): The Apple Store as a sign of progress and economic impact.

Jan 15, 2025 | dailydetroit.com | Fletcher “Nostradamus” Sharpe |Jer Staes |Norris Howard |Shianne Nocerini

Wednesday, January 15, 2025 We talk about the immaculate vibes that the city is feeling on this playoff run for the Detroit Lions. Then Fletcher Sharpe previews the playoff game Saturday against the Washington Commanders. A full transcript of Monday, January 13, 2025 Chris Williams joins us to talk about the most underused words that should come back in 2025, then Jer shares three stories to know around Detroit.

Jan 7, 2025 | dailydetroit.com | Jer Staes |Shianne Nocerini

In this episode of Your Daily Detroit, the podcast talks about several interesting Detroit-related stories:Ford's electric Mustang Mach-E achieved a historic milestone, outselling its gas-powered counterpart for the first time with 51,000 units versus 44,000 traditional Mustangs in 2024. The restaurant scene is evolving as Grey Ghost's owners plan to expand to Ferndale, opening their first fast-casual location on Woodward Avenue this summer.

Nov 26, 2024 | dailydetroit.com | Jer Staes |Shianne Nocerini

On your Daily Detroit sharing what to know and where to go in Southeast Michigan, three topics for your Tuesday:Shi and Jer get into development news as General Motors and Dan Gilbert's Bedrock announce a $1.6 billion transformation of Detroit's Renaissance Center. With plans to demolish two towers to create an entertainment space, the hosts discuss the implications, including public funding concerns and the project's potential to reshape Detroit's skyline.

Sep 29, 2024 | dailydetroit.com | Shianne Nocerini |Jer Staes

Some corners of the local internet have been buzzing with debates about whether Sanders' recently re-released hot fudge topping tastes the same as the original. Jer and Shianne Nocerini take matters into their own hands by conducting a head-to-head taste test between the old and new versions. Has it changed? If so, which one reigns supreme? They explore the history of Sanders, delve into the differences in ingredients, and share their verdict on which version reigns supreme.