Southfield (CBS Detroit) – Fresh from being honored with a star on the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame in California, Detroit’s own Judge Greg Mathis took time out to appear on CBS 62’s “Michigan Matters” and discuss his riveting life and career.
Judge Greg Mathis, with Michigan Matters Host Carol Cain
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Mathis, who grew up in the Motor City, has starred in “Judge Mathis” TV show for an impressive 24 years (it airs 3 p.m. weekdays on CW50). He also just launched another new reality show, “Mathis Family Matters” on E! Network where he, his wife, their four children and two grandchildren appear as they go about their lives as the cameras capture interesting moments.
Mathis appeared with Carol Cain, Senior Producer/Host, and talked his rise from his trouble teen years, to actually becoming a judge and then starring in a successful television court room show.
Mathis, who lives in Detroit when he isn’t filming TV shows, also talked about the importance of giving back to the community.
Rochester Hills Mayor Bryan Barnett; Consultant Susy Avery, and Goodman Acker Attorney Mark Brewer; Michigan Matters Host Carol Cain
Then the political roundtable of Rochester Hills Mayor Bryan Barnett, former Michigan Republican Party Chair Susy Avery and former Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer appear to dissect Tuesday’s primary and offer thoughts on some key races.
The Republican gubernatorial contest is among the most hotly contested race on Tuesday with five candidates on the ballot: Tudor Dixon, Kevin Rinke, Ryan Kelly, Ralph Rebrant and Garrett Soldano. The winner will move on to face Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as she is uncontested in the Democratic primary on Tuesday.
Rochester Hills Mayor Bryan Barnett; Consultant Susy Avery, and Goodman Acker Attorney Mark Brewer
The roundtable talks about Congressional matchups including the 11th District Democratic race between Rep. Haley Stevens and Rep. Andy Levin—which has gained national attention.
The panel offer thoughts on likely voter turnout Tuesday, and the role of absentee votes.
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Watch Michigan Matters, Sunday at 8am on CBS 62