Matt is AWESOME!!! My invitations are going to be hit. Kudos…read moreto Matt I sent them to him and he had them ready within an hour after speaking with him! He is awesome!!

This place is great! I've used them for various printing jobs throughout the years and they have…read moreeven gone above and printed things quickly in a pinch. Everybody I have encountered there has been friendly and helpful. I appreciate this place!

Classical days and jazzy nights. Not my favorite radio station but it's good enough to be in those…read moretop 6 presets and it's important that the area gets exposure to these two cultured genres. *pushes glasses up nose I can't stand opera and WRCJ does play a fair amount of that but I do like me some classical, an appreciation encouraged by my late, great friend Chris Warren and you're not gonna find much on the radio in the Detroit vicinity beyond a solid 14 hours a day on 90.9 FM. (Just a late morning/early afternoon block on the great CBC and maybe a bit here and there on the Metro area's other public radio station, WDET which has gotten entirely too talky.) Classical isn't my favorite but it does seem to help activate the old brain waves, especially in the morning. And how can you not like a radio show with a name like Dr. Dave's Drive-time Elixir?? The ten hours of jazzy night often stick to more staid, middle of the road sounds than I would prefer but sometimes they do stop my channel flipping dead in its tracks. And again, nobody in the transmission range is playing this genre consistently beyond smooth jazz V98.7 which is HD and not available on my Jeep's radio. And I'm not listening to that Kenny G shit anyway. As with classical, WRCJ's only contemporaries are WDET with some regularly scheduled jazz shows that come nowhere near to ten hours every night and CBE FM, CBC's Windsor station who might play a bit of jazz here and there but are too busy playing all kinds of adventurous music to bother much with it. So WRCJ it is if you're stuck with a regular old school radio driving around like me. Too much mellow, loungy stuff heavy on the vocals for my tastes but it counts as jazz all right . And I can listen over my phone, too, even as I type this Yelp review. Whatever they're playing now is pretty good. Hey, if ya got money to spare maybe donate public radio like this some and get a tote bag or a coffee mug for yourself. Me, the best I can do right now is to give 'em a fairly positive Yelp review.

I have to admit one thing that might make me unpopular. I have Mozart on my Ipod…read more My mother is to blame, if you're gonna place blame somewhere. She was a world class concert pianist, and she played Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, Bach, and the rest of the gang so much that I got to be on a first name basis with them. The 3 little words that everyone knows was not, I love you, but Get Your Culture. I had no idea what that meant until a few years ago. When CKLW died, I was lost for a good radio station to listen to, and since I was wholly unpopular with the females of my demographic, I began listening to WQRS, which at the time was the lone out post of classical in Detroit. Then a few years ago while searching for something good to listen to, I came across WRCJ, a new station that happily is a Public Radio station. Public Radio used to be a choice between WGTE in Toledo, WUOM in Ann Arbor and WDET in Detroit. GTE is the only one that still plays classical, but its a tad hard to drag in when you live in Motown. The one thing I love about WRCJ is that they do not play the same things over and over again. They mix it up and make it cool to listen to, and when the sun goes down, the format changes from Classical to Jazz, and it's decent as well. Many is the night when I would listen to WRCJ in the cab, and the passengers would comment and give me good tips for playing decent music. The morning guy, Dave Wagner is both funny and talented. They don't play the news over and over, but they do keep you informed. It's OK to listen during the morning drive and still keep an eye on the inbound Southfield or 696 when it's backed up like a drain with too much hair in it. As for missing WQRS, I do, but not so much. I like this station and as long as they stay on the air, I'm gonna listen. Oh BTW, if you have a few loose bucks send them a few. Public radio needs every dollar they can get.

Unfriendly. Husband and wife cant always work well together. Cant recommend. The wife was the…read moreunfriendly one. Not very accommodating and often short, rude.

Rufino worked with us to design a whole house renovation and additions on a midcentury modern gem…read morethat essentially hadn't been updated since being built in 1952, besides a kitchen refresh in the 1980s. From the start, he was easy to communicate with and work with. He walked through our current house so we could talk through design/function that we liked or didn't like about our current living situation, asked us for our design inspiration with likes/dislikes, and then designed a home that is even better than we had imagined. Importantly, he thought about function, not just appearance, and how we would really use spaces based on how we live our life as a family. The 3D renderings were very helpful in visualizing the spaces, and they also gave us things to be excited about during the process. He always responded quickly and professionally, and he really took our ideas into account. Living in our house now is like a dream. We feel so lucky to live in such a beautiful (and functional) space. Rufino is a true artist. We don't plan on leaving this house anytime soon, but if we had the opportunity to design another home, we would 100% reach out to Rufino again.

Great place to work with opportunities for advancement!…read more Nuspire hires at entry-level in tech and business development positions, allowing you to get hands-on experience in the field that you want to start a career in. They back up not only their innovative technology with consecutive years of awards, but also their company culture with several awards as well. Highly recommended!

Loving working here so far. The work is ever changing and I can see myself sticking around for the…read morelong haul. Although I love the technology, it is my coworkers that keep me motivated.