In this episode, we sit down with Tim Daman, President and CEO of the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce. Tim is a Lansing native with more than 30 years of leadership experience, Tim shares insights on economic development, community leadership, and the growth of the Lansing region. From launching impactful regional initiatives to championing local business and innovation, Tim discusses what’s next for Mid-Michigan and the importance of investing in community.

In this episode, we sit down with Shaquila Myers, one of Michigan’s most influential public leaders. Appointed by Gretchen Whitmer to the Michigan Public Service Commission in 2025, Shaquila brings years of experience from the highest levels of state government, including serving as chief of staff to former House Speaker Joe Tate and Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist II. Shaquila speaks about her Detroit upbringing, education, journey stories from the capitol, and important discussions in the political world.

Drew Miller has built a strong reputation as one of Michigan State's promising young golfers. Growing up in East Lansing, he developed his skills through years of junior competition and quickly became one of the top high school golfers in Michigan. His success in junior tournaments earned him recognition across the state and helped prepare him for college athletics. Since joining the Michigan State men’s golf team, he has continued to improve his game and contribute in major tournaments.

Keyshawn Summerville is a standout high school basketball player from Lansing Sexton High School. As a senior, he earned all-state honors and became the school’s all-time leading scorer, exceeding the totals of Sexton legends Like Denzel Valentine, Bryn Forbes, and Ron Banks. He finished his career with over 1,900 points, Averaging more than 20 points per game. Keyshawn gained recognition as one of the top players in his region and also made history as the first Michigan High School Athlete to secure an NIL deal.

Bill Crino Is the Deputy Chief Assistant Prosecutor for Ingham County. He grew up in New York, was molded discipline and hard work, trained as a musician, and played D3 College football before coming to Lansing to peruse Law School. He Discusses all of this and more on this weeks episode of The A-List Hour!

David "Mad Dog" DeMarco is a prominent Michigan-based sports radio broadcaster known for his high-energy, 26-year career on Lansing's The Game 730 AM WVFN, where he hosted "Mad Dog in the Morning". He is celebrated for his passionate, "raw" broadcasting style and interviews with major sports figures.

Josh is a senior, baseball player at Cleary University. In March 2023, after a game in Ohio, he was shot three times in an event that changed his life in an instant. This is his story: the journey of becoming a college athlete, the night that altered everything, and his long road of recovering and healing.

We sat down with 4 Lobbyists Centered In The Lansing Area in this special edition of The A-List Hour! Lindsay Case Palsrok is the Director of Government Relations at the Detroit Regional Chamber, where she advocates for Southeast Michigan businesses on key policy issues such as health care, infrastructure, transportation, and education reform. Before joining the Chamber, she worked as a legislative aide to Rick Olson in the Michigan House of Representatives, supporting legislative development and managing communications with stakeholders and constituents.Sarah Hubbard is a seasoned leader in government relations, public affairs, and higher education, currently serving as Principal and Co-Owner of Acuitas, a Lansing-based consulting firm. She advises a wide range of clients on advocacy and political strategy while maintaining strong relationships with top Michigan officials. Elected to the University of Michigan Board of Regents in 2020, she has held key leadership roles and helped guide the university through major financial decisions and crises. Previously, she spent 17 years with the Detroit Regional Chamber as Senior Vice President of Government Relations. Hubbard holds multiple degrees from the University of Michigan and Western Michigan University and has been widely recognized for her leadership and influence. Brandy Johnson serves as President of MCCA, a role she has held since December 2021, after working in Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s administration on education policy and leading the state’s Sixty by 30 initiative. She previously founded and directed the Michigan College Access Network and has held roles under Governor Jennifer Granholm focused on college access and policy. Brandy has also contributed to statewide and regional education efforts through various appointments and commissions. Recognized for her leadership in education advocacy, she holds degrees from Arizona State University and the University of Michigan. Deidra Wilson is the Vice President of Government Relations at McLaren Health Care Corporation, where she focuses on advancing quality, evidence-based, and cost-efficient health care. She previously spent over a decade at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, playing a key role in state advocacy, including helping pass major legislation in 2013 to modernize the organization. Earlier in her career, she worked in federal and state government roles, including with Congressman Joe Knollenberg and the Michigan Senate. Recognized for her leadership, she has received several notable honors and holds degrees from Michigan State University and the University of Michigan.Together, these women display leadership across higher education, economic development, and healthcare in Michigan.

With March Madness in full swing, the energy around college basketball is at its peak—and there’s no better time to hear from Jeremy Fears Jr. As the tournament takes over the sports world, we highlight the intensity, pressure, and excitement that define BIG 10 Basketball and the NCAA tournament.

Brittany Magsig is a former collegiate and beach volleyball player turned entrepreneur, real estate professional, and short-term rental investor. She is the founder of Mountain Mama Cabins, a Smoky Mountains–based vacation rental brand known for its strong social media presence and high rate of direct bookings. Originally a school social worker, Brittany transitioned into real estate and hospitality after investing in her first cabin during the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, she combines real estate expertise, marketing, and content creation to grow her rental business while also supporting clients in buying and selling property.