Cheryl Jones, Author at One Detroit

3/28/21: One Detroit – Henry Ford Museum, Hamilton Producer, Plowshares Theatre, BLM Protest Photography

Mar 28, 2022

This week, Chastity Pratt chats one-on-one with ‘Hamilton’ producer and metro-Detroit native Jeffrey Seller; Christy McDonald hears more about the Henry Ford Museum’s post-pandemic re-opening; Will Glover talks with the Plowshares Theatre Company about its upcoming ‘Hstings Street’ virtual performance; and Bill Kubota talks with Detroit Free Press photographer Mandi Wright about covering Detroit’s Black Lives Matter protests.

11/22/21: One Detroit – Cooking with Que, Marie Woo, Danny Raskin, Robin Seymour

Nov 18, 2021

This episode of One Detroit features a feast of food, fine art and film for Thanksgiving day. Revisit “Que” Broden, who runs “The Kitchen,” Danny Raskin the 101-year-old JN food columnist, Marie Woo – a Kresge Eminent Artist, and preview the new documentary about Robin Seymour.

9/20/21: One Detroit – CCH Pounder / Feeder Loft / Concert of Colors

Sep 20, 2021

Award-winning actress CCH Pounder is also an avid art collector; the Feeder Loft launches a record label, Don Was and Ishmael Ahmed discuss Detroit’s Concert of Colors and we see a performance from Oakland University’s “Virtual Steel Band”.

9/9/21: One Detroit Education Town Hall: What really matters in education?

Sep 9, 2021

Join DPTV Thursday, January 28 at 4:30pm ET for this important conversation about the state of education.

Roxane Gay Reading & Discussion

Apr 23, 2021

The Marygrove Conservancy proudly presented feminist cultural critic Roxane Gay as the thirty-second guest in the Contemporary American Authors Lecture Series.

2/21/21: American Black Journal – WGPR as a National Historic Landmark / Sphinx Finals Concert

Feb 19, 2021

This week we’ll look at the legacy of the country’s first African American-owned and operated television station, Detroit’s WGPR-TV62, and remember Karen Hudson Samuels. Plus, Andre Dowell talks with Stephen about the virtual event, the contestants and the group’s support of Black and Brown classical string players.