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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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