Head back in time when Detroit sports reigned–33 championships in a single year. Overcoming vaccine hesitancy and access in Detroit with Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist.
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One Detroit: Ricardo Lorenz / Shaun Robinson / Diedre DS. Sense / Vernors
Peter Whorf catches up with Ricardo Lorenz to talk about his album King Mangoberry that was just nominated for two Latin Grammy awards.
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American Black Journal: The Black Church in the Community
We’ll continue our yearlong series on The Black Church in Detroit with a look at how the church ministers beyond the walls of the building.
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One Detroit – Term Limits / Respite Care / Belle Isle
There’s bipartisan idea from Lansing that could extend terms in the legislature that requires the legislature to get a proposal on the ballot.
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One Detroit: Bonded Art Exhibition / Detroit Jazz City / Black Madonna / Coney Island Craze
Will Glover catches up with Beacon Park manager Meg Heeres and Detroit Artist Jon Harris to talk about the Bonded Art Exhibition that runs from April 23rd to the 25th.
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American Black Journal: Shaun Robinson / Skilled Trades Training Center / Alexis Lombre
Emmy Award-winning journalist and Detroit native Shaun Robinson talks with Stephen about her new role as Executive Producer for two original movies on the Lifetime Network.
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One Detroit: Alexis Lombre / Islam / Orchestra Hall / JazzFest
Will Glover chats with Detroit & Chicago based jazz pianist, vocalist, and composer Alexis Lombre about her ties to Detroit and her latest single ‘Come Find Me’.
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American Black Journal: Voter Suppression / Metro-Detroit Black Business Alliance
Detroit NAACP president Wendell Anthony is here to talk about republican efforts across the country to change election laws and suppress voters of color. Plus, Black business owners in metro Detroit form a coalition to help each other succeed.
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One Detroit: COVID numbers / trade school / White Supremacist Propaganda / Pet Adoption
Michigan’s COVID cases are surging. U-M virologist Oveta Fuller explains why. A new training site is underway for Detroiters interested in the construction trades.
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American Black Journal: COVID Emergency Rental Assistance Program / Eyes on the Prize
Stephen talks with the heads of two Detroit nonprofits involved in administering Michigan’s new COVID Emergency Rental Assistance Program, United Community Housing Coalition and Homeless Action Network of Detroit, which will help tenants catch up on back rent payments and avoid future evictions