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760 WJR | THE MITCH ALBOM SHOWPODCASTS | VIDEOS | HOSTS | INNER CIRCLE SPONSORSImagine a show where humor meets heart, and every conversation sparks joy and reflection. That’s the essence of “The Mitch Albom Show,” airing weekdays on 760 WJR! This dynamic program features Mitch Albom’s engaging commentary, hilarious anecdotes, and in-depth interviews with a mix of celebrities and newsmakers, all wrapped in WJR’s rich tradition of news and information.With a fast-paced format, “The Mitch Albom Show” delivers not just entertainment but also essential updates on news, traffic, sports, and weather. Tune in for a delightful mix that keeps you informed and entertained, making your drive home a highlight of the day!PODCASTS:SUBSCRIBE TO THE MITCH ALBOM SHOW:VIDEO:Aug. 13, 2024 ~ Oprah Winfrey sits down with Mitch to talk about his best-selling memoir, “Tuesdays With Morrie,” and the reasons behind why the story continues to resonate through generations. THE MITCH ALBOM SHOW HOSTS:MITCH ALBOMMARC ROSENTHALED KELLYKEVIN O’NEILLTHE MITCH ALBOM SHOW INNER CIRCLE SPONSORS:

September 27, 2024 11:57 amPhoto: Courtesy of Gary Burnstein Community Health ClinicPODCAST:Sept. 29, 2024 ~ The Gary Burnstein Community Health Clinic in Pontiac has been changing and saving lives at no cost to its patients. Mary Lewis, the CEO of the clinic, said they serve uninsured and underinsured people across Michigan, and was the passion project of the late Dr. Gary Burnstein. The clinic gives patients access to more than 300 volunteer providers across 11 specialties and they have provided free care for over 3,500 patients and gave away over $2 million in medications.This is Rail Safety Week, so officer Dave Salamas joins the show to talk about rail safety and reminders for the public to take all railroad crossings seriously. See Tracks? Think Train Week is about working together and sharing rail safety information to keep communities and people knowledgeable and safe around trains, tracks, and railway property. During the week, police officers across the country work to make people aware of the dangers of disobeying signals at railway crossings and of trespassing on rail tracks and property.760 WJR TOP NEWS STORIES:

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From The Detroit News | By Ken Calverley and Chuck BreidensteinDETROIT, June 8, 2023 ~ JB Hines loves bugs. It is not unusual to see him at a home show exhorting the wonderful characteristics of cockroaches or spiders or even his “wingless mosquitoes” that we cringe and call bed bugs. He’ll then show you live examples of each that he carries in sealed plastic containers that you are reluctant to touch.JB is a pest guy. He is the lead representative of Rove Pest Control in Novi, and he is passionate about the tiny creatures that most of us run from. He will share tidbits like the fact that the biomass of ants on earth exceeds that of all birds and mammals other than mankind. This is the time of year we are all attempting to get back outside to enjoy the deck or backyard while at the same time trying to avoid becoming food for various bugs. June 11, 2023 ~ Chuck “The Inside Guy” Breidenstein and Ken “The Outside Guy” Calverly offer the knowledge and resources you need to make the home of your dreams a reality. Catch them every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon on 760 WJR. (CONTINUED)As homeowners and parents, we also have a concern for the house and those that reside in it, so we asked JB and his boss, Rob Greer, to answer a few common questions that we receive from listeners.Q. Are bed bugs the result of a dirty home?A. No. Whenever we see an uptick in travel, we see a corresponding increase in bed bug issues. They will travel in your clothing and luggage. They hide in very small creases and crevices, whether in mattresses, baseboards or suitcases. In multi-family buildings, whether apartments, condos or hotels, they will travel through walls and framing to adjacent spaces and look for food.When you return from travel, empty your belongings outside the house, then carry clothing in clear plastic bags directly to the washing machine. Some people even strip down and change in the garage before entering the home.Q. Are ticks an issue

¿Te imaginas poder escuchar música y noticias desde la mismísima Ciudad de México, sin importar dónde te encuentres? Pues eso es posible gracias a Radio Cañón 760 AM, una estación que llega a tu radio y a tu computadora, ¡en vivo! Radio Cañón no se limita a ofrecer solo música, sino que tiene un montón de programas especializados para todos los gustos: desde noticias hasta programas para jóvenes, amas de casa y hasta para los que trabajan de noche. ¡Una verdadera fiesta de sonidos para todos! La programación de Radio Cañón es hecha por un equipo de conductores, comentaristas y periodistas de renombre nacional, todos respaldados por la Organización Editorial Mexicana, la misma que publica diarios tan importantes como La Prensa, El ESTO y El Sol de México. ¿Te imaginas la experiencia y el profesionalismo que eso representa? Con Radio Cañón, te aseguras de estar al tanto de lo que pasa en México y el mundo, además de disfrutar de la música que te gusta. Radio Cañón se enorgullece de tener un espacio para cada persona, sin importar su edad, ocupación o intereses. Ya sea que seas un joven que busca música para bailar, una ama de casa que quiere estar al tanto de las noticias o un profesional que necesita un poco de música relajante, Radio Cañón te ofrece todo lo que necesitas. ¿Y qué mejor que disfrutar de todo esto con el eslogan "La estación que suena cañón"? ¡Es que no hay mejor manera de describirla! Radio Cañón 760 AM Frecuencias de radio en vivo Location Frequency Modulation Ciudad de México 760 AM Guadalajara 580 AM Mazatlán 104.3 FM Villahermosa 96.5 FM Contacto: Número de teléfono, mensaje de texto, sitio web, correo electrónico, FacebookDirección: Basilio Badillo 29, Colonia Tabacalera, Alcaldía Cuauhtémoc, CDMX. C.P. 06030Sitio web: electrónico: [email protected]Número de teléfono: +52 558 007 7760WhatsApp: +52 558 007 7760Facebook: