Category: 1D Episode Clip

Contributors share their thoughts on the presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Keep Growing Detroit shares its food sovereignty efforts and its support for urban farmers. September is Black Reading Month Co-Founder Malik Yakini talks about the observance’s 45-year history and literacy issues in America. Plus, check out some upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

We’re visiting some Truly Detroit gems, including Pewabic Pottery. The ceramics factory has cemented its place in the city’s history with intricate tiles and designs. There’s also the Ford Piquette Plant, a place that’s working to preserve Detroit’s automotive history. Plus, tour Detroit’s Indian Village, a national historic district. Find some upcoming weekend events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Preview the lineup and official poster for the 2024 Detroit Jazz Festival. Plus, harpist Brandee Younger shares what people can expect from her special opening night performance at the festival and this year’s artist-in-residence Brian Blade talks about his residency and musical career. Then, see what events are coming up around town for Labor Day on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Contributors Nolan Finley, Stephen Henderson and Zoe Clark share their thoughts on the 2024 Democratic National Convention. A late Detroit priest, Father Solanus Casey, could become the first American-born male to attain sainthood. Concerns over the cost of housing could drive young voters to the polls. Plus, check out some upcoming local events on “One Detroit Weekend.”

Take a tour of Detroit’s Indian Village neighborhood, a historic national district. The Detroit Sound Conservancy gets more funds to restore the historic Blue Bird Inn jazz club in Detroit. Learn about the history of some of the Detroit chapters of the Divine Nine fraternities and sororities. Plus, upcoming events in and around Detroit on “One Detroit Weekend.”