The guests discuss the pressure and challenges that exist for women pastors and faith leaders.
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Disney’s ‘The Lion King’ is back at the Detroit Opera House | American Black Journal
Disney’s “The Lion King,” the world’s number one musical, has returned to the Detroit Opera House for its sixth residency. It runs through April 5.
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The legacy of ceramics artist Marie Woo, 2020 Kresge Eminent Artist | One Detroit
A reflection on artist Marie Woo, who passed away recently at age 97.
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Leader of the organization ‘Encourage Me I’m Young’ discusses programs designed to empower African American children | American Black Journal
“Encourage Me I’m Young (EMIY)” is a local nonprofit that focuses on empowering African American boys and restoring families.
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Funk legend George Clinton and Grammy Award-winning producer Maurice ‘Pirahnahead’ Herd reflect on recording music at Detroit’s United Sound Studios | One Detroit
United Sound Systems Recording Studios of Detroit opened its doors to many artists including Charlie Parker, The Miracles, Bob Seger, and Eminem.
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Discussing the outlook for small businesses with Mark S. Lee, president and CEO of The LEE Group | American Black Journal
Host Stephen Henderson sits down with integrated marketing consultant Mark S. Lee, president and CEO of The LEE Group and a Detroit PBS board member, to talk about how small business owners can plan for the rest of the year.
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Metro Detroit seniors share their stories | One Detroit
This segment features conversations with senior citizens from across metro Detroit, offering firsthand accounts of where they grew up, where they worked, and how their lives unfolded over the decades.
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The therapeutic benefits of storytelling for seniors | One Detroit
One Detroit’s Bill Kubota talked to a psychologist specializing in the well-being of aging Americans and a doctor and professor who’s made it her mission to bring the benefits of storytelling into her Harvard Medical School classroom.
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How conversations impact the lives of senior citizens and their caregivers | One Detroit
In this segment, One Detroit contributor Sarah Zientarski sits down with caregivers and senior citizens at American House in Livonia to explore the role of compassion, conversation, and community.
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Our ‘Black Church in Detroit’ series examines Black history in the Bible for Black History Month | American Black Journal
For Black History Month, our “Black Church in Detroit” series examines Black history in the biblical context.