In Detroit, A Tale of Two Dodges 

Just ahead of the presidential primaries in Michigan, Marketplace hit two parts of Detroit to find out how people were feeling about the economy. First we visited Dodge Street (named for the auto baron Horace Dodge), a run-down city street lined with crack houses and vacant lots that dead ends into an abandoned factory complex. Then we traveled north to the birthplace of Horace Dodge, Grosse Point, a tony suburb of Detroit right on the sapphire-blue waters of Lake St. Clair. Only miles apart in distance, the realities of both places couldn't be further apart. 

For the tale of two Detroits, click play above.