Quinn Kleinfelter

Quinn Kleinfelter, a senior news editor at WDET, shares insights on the historic prosecution of the parents of the Oxford High School shooter, the first of its kind in the U.S. Echo Iyanka, a law and philosophy professor, discusses the ethical complexities surrounding parental responsibility in violent incidents. They delve into the ramifications of this case on Michigan's gun laws and explore broader issues of accountability when parents fail to address their children's mental health and secure firearms. The conversation raises critical questions about justice and societal responsibilities.

Quinn Kleinfelter, Senior News Editor at WDET, dives into the seismic UAW strike at General Motors—its longest since the 1970s. He discusses the drivers behind the strike, including wage demands and job stability amid rising profits for GM. The podcast explores internal union dynamics, corruption scandals, and federal investigations affecting labor negotiations. Kleinfelter also touches on the challenges of automation and electric vehicles, raising concerns about the future of American labor. It's a deep look at unity within the workforce and the road ahead for unions.