Relatively Speaking: Recent Episodes
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Brothers Bill and Mark Hackel have made Macomb County, MI their home and as a district court judge (Bill) and the County Executive (Mark), they will share information and knowledge in this entertaining exchange of current events and issues surrounding Macomb County. The pair will bring special guests to the table each episode to have a candid discussion on the topics identified. *No taxpayer dollars were used in the production of this podcast.
In this episode Mark and Bill sit down with Lieutenant Gary Wiegand from Macomb County Sheriff Department - Marine Division. Topics covered in this conversation include, what and where the department patrols, safety tips, some laws that many may overlook as they enjoy the waterways. They also talk about the newly planned Marine Division HQ, also known as the "Boathouse". Enjoy the conversation and remember to have fun and stay safe on the water.
In this episode Mark and Bill sit down with Chief Jeff Randazzo from Macomb County Animal Control department. They discuss all the services the department provides for the community, some real life stories, and the status of Charlotte, a rescued pig who many have been following on social media. You can also visit macombgov.org to see how you can support our furry friends through adoption, fostering, and donations.
In this episode Mark and Bill sit down with Dr. Agnes Ward, Macomb County Chief Clinical Officer at the Community Mental Health Department. They discuss the various services and treatments available to support those in the community struggling with anxiety, depression, substance use disorders, and more.
Mark and Bill speak to Brian Baker, the Deputy Commissioner at Macomb County Public Works. Brian also serves on the Great Lakes Water Authority board representing Macomb County and the three discuss the issue related to the Highland Park unpaid water bills.
Bill & Mark discuss the upcoming summer concert series at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre | Freedom Hill and reminise about the old days growing up watching concerts at Freedom Hill.
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-Q8h3M6gUE&t=10s
Mark Hackel provides a quick overview and format for the Relatively Speaking Podcast. You can watch the episode on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC45VIROYf8vRUdSPfv0cAbw