From fast drivers in the slow lane to people who don’t clear snow off their cars, the do’s and don’ts of winter driving was the topic of discussion during the What’s The Buzz segment on “Live In The D.”

Comedian set to perform at Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle

Local 4 is partnering with Raise the Flag Detroit for an event outside the Spirit of Detroit statue. Ali Thrower from Raise the Flag discussed the Detroit flag’s significance and the importance of the ceremony.

What’s the Buzz tackled a social media dilemma that you may have found yourself in: What is the etiquette when spotting a celebrity?

Have you ever wondered why it seems like the security checkpoint rules are different at each airport? It turns out it’s the technology at airports that determine the process for checking your ID and bags at TSA checkpoints.

Friends of "Live In The D" talk about food, football, and festivities

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Who’s in panic mode and who’s got everything wrapped?

We're talking about random acts of kindness, and if you've ever taken a kind act the wrong way today on What's the Buzz.

Trends are constantly changing -- are you keeping up with them?

Do you binge on your favorite shows?

Hear what Movie Expert Greg Russell thinks of some of the 'biggest' summer movies

Learn how to bring 'Barbiecore' into your everyday look

Check out this vegan delivery service that will help you prep for the week

Learn how to prevent heartworm from Michigan Humane

Listen to our 'What's the Buzz' conversation that will have you 'think pink'

Check out today's What's the Buzz conversation about Competition Shows

Time to get ready for the big game! The Super Bowl is this weekend and even if you’re not into football, it’s an event that everyone gets into, so we decided to tackle the topic for What’s the Buzz today.

Remember learning printing and cursive in school? Or are you someone who never learned cursive? Does it even matter? That's what we're discussing on What's the Buzz.

Friends of the show talk about everything from shopping strategies to deliveries.

Daylight Savings time has us chatting all about time for What’s the Buzz

Believe it or not, October is a huge national food month, so put some of these foods head-to-head to see what people would choose.

Here’s a trick question: what’s funny? Who makes you laugh? Can anyone be funny?

Besides being National Ice Cream and Hot Dog Month, it is also National Cell Phone Courtesy Month. We’ve all got them, and we’ve all seen how they can get out of hand.

Can anybody man the grill or does it take some experience? Joining Jason Carr on National Barbecue Day for What’s The Buzz was the host of The Blaine Fowler Morning Show on 96.3 WDVD, Blaine Fowler, and comedian Melanie Hearn.

Taco Bell’s Mexican pizza, Grape Pop Tarts, 90s style, feeling nostalgic?

Today on What’s The Buzz, the team played a game called “Spring or Sprung?” You choose spring if you are doing these things now or plan to do them now, or “sprung” if you have already done these things or started doing them in the winter.

It's National Compliment Day, do you like to give or receive compliments?

Is the day after Halloween too early to break out the holiday music?

Do you know all of the games and apps your cell phone has?

Local comedians share what goes into forming the perfect joke.

With Memorial Day kicking off the unofficial start to summer, we want to know - is this summer going to look different than last year? All things warm-weather-related are what we are chatting about today on 'What's the Buzz. '

It looks like the snow might be gone for good, which means it’s time to start thinking about spring cleaning. Often the biggest question about spring cleaning is where to start. For Crocker, cleaning out the closet is the best place to start, since clearing out space means she’ll get to revamp her wardrobe for the season. Cleaning out space in the spring also means making room for new tech. Hall said that for him the change in season means a new bike and new stuff for the car.

AdFinally, do you watch the award shows? Hearn says she turns on the award shows to see the fashion. Now Russell, as a movie reviewer, Greg does follow the award shows and says sometimes they get it right, and other times not so much. He noted that often, whatever gets named in the first award show often gets mentions in all the following award shows, and that is not always for the best. So why do you watch award shows?

There’s no denying this year is going to be a different big game experience than ever before. Everyone has big opinions on the best food to serve at game day parties. Every year the big game reignites the same old argument- should boneless wings be considered wings? This year of course there are concerns about game day parties being a super-spreader event, so will you be inviting anyone over? AdTo hear the full conversation on what everyone is planning for the big game, watch the video above.

This is all about holiday decorations, so they started by discussing lights on the house. Blaine says his wife Colleen handles the decorations and while they do decorate the shrubs, they don’t give DTE a Merry Christmas. Besides some cool handmade vases and a Christmas tree, Vanessa likes to keep her decorations simple. She wants to decorate where her family can see and celebrate it so she is focusing her efforts on the inside. Melanie says she feels like people with white Christmas trees are the same as those who tell people you can’t sit in their living room.

Grab a burger and some French fries, What’s the Buzz is all about fast food because it is National Fast Food Day! First up, does fast food get a bad rap? Both Blaine and Melanie like fast food for the unhealthy guilty pleasure that it is. Are there too many fast food options? Now many chains are offer meat substitutes so vegetarians and vegans can enjoy some fast food as well.

With the number of COVID cases on the rise, many people are trying to figure out how they want to celebrate Halloween this year. So the first topic: How are you going to celebrate this year? Lauren said she is going to do socially-distant trick-or-treating with the help of a candy chute. Her husband Michael is building the chute so they can safely send candy down to the kiddos. Jason’s recommendation is to turn off all the lights and stay away from the windows so people know you’re not participating.

October is National Pizza Month! You may want to try some new toppings or order from your favorite pizzeria. Comedian Mike Bonner, Lauren Crocker from the Blaine Fowler Morning Show on 96.3 FM WDVD, and comedian Melanie Hearn chatted with host Jason Carr about the great pizza debates: Does pineapple belong on Pizza? How do you classify a flatbread versus a pizza? Are you a fan of cold pizza?

That time of year has officially come: Tomorrow is the first day of fall! We have all been feeling it for a while, with the cooler weather we have been experiencing as of late, including our friends of the show. Comedian Melanie Hearn, Jason Hall of RiDetroit, and Lauren Crocker of The Blaine Fowler Morning Show on 96.3 WDVD, joined Jason Carr to break down the upcoming season and take their stance on the ultimate fall debates: Should the season be called fall or autumn? Finally, when does fall actually end? Check out their answers in the video above.

Labor Day weekend is upon us, the unofficial end of summer. Its also the last weekend for a getaway for many families. That was the topic for this weeks Whats The Buzz! Host Jason Carr was joined by local comedian Melanie Hearn, Blaine Fowler, the host of The Blaine Fowler Morning Show on 96.3 WDVD, and Jason Hall with RiDetroit and a new podcast called City Talks. Should you post pictures to social media if you go on a vacation because some people are shaming others for traveling during the pandemic?