Cooking with Que: Quiana Broden
Quiana “Que” Broden runs “The Kitchen by Cooking with Que”on Woodward in Midtown. She’s part teacher, makes vegan food taste delicious, and is all family.
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Rockin’ Robin Seymour: Robin & the Music
Robin Seymour narrated your musical memories as one of the most popular DJs starting in the 1950s. He passed away in April of this year, but his role in Detroit broadcasting history won’t be forgotten.
Read MorePandemic Update from Garlin Gilchrist
Contributor Orlando Bailey of BridgeDetroit has an in-depth conversation with Michigan Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist about COVID-19’s impact on the state.
Read MoreGathering Over the Holidays: Understanding the Risks
Will Glover talks with Associate Psychology Professor at U of M, Joshua Ackerman, about why people may take the risk of having large holiday gatherings as COVID-19 cases rise.
Read MoreAn Easement Revoked: Could It Mean a Shutdown of Line 5?
Governor Whitmer recently ordered that the Line 5 Pipeline shut down, moving to revoke the 1953 easement that allowed for the operation of the dual pipelines under the Straits of Mackinac.
Read More8/17/20: One Detroit – Nate Wallace / Seven Last Words of the Unarmed / Hannah Lydia Wilson / AXD
Aaron Dworkin from Arts Engines talks with Dr. Eugene Rogers about the powerful multi-movement choral work by Atlanta-based composer Joel Thompson titled Seven Last Words of the Unarmed.
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BridgeDetroit | Henderson: Assault on Black Votes in Wayne County Reminiscent of Jim Crow
An essay by American Black Journal host Stephen Henderson on the Wayne County Board of Canvassers’ initial refusal to certify election results.
Read MoreBattle over New Restaurant Restrictions
Restaurant restrictions in light of rising COVID cases: how’s the industry coping? Christy McDonald talks with Free Press Restaurant Critic, Mark Kurlyandchik.
Read MoreDriving While Black
Although the automobile provided mobility and independence during the 20th century, African Americans were further exposed to systemic racism while driving throughout the country.
Read MoreMt. Clemens’ Anton Arts Center Opens Its Holiday Market
Associate Producer Will Glover sits down with Phil Gilchrist, the Director of the Anton Arts Center in downtown Mt. Clemens about their annual Holiday Market.
Read MoreReligious Diversity Journeys | Sikhism
Check out the first in a series that explores different faith communities here in Southeast Michigan with a look at Sikhism, a religion that preaches love, peace, and the equality of humankind.
Read More11/16/20: One Detroit – Anton Arts Center / Sikhism Interfaith Action Project Virtual Tour / From Broadway to Obscurity
Will Glover talks with Director of the Anton Arts center in Downtown Mt. Clemons Phil Ghilchrist about their annual Holiday Market and how everyone can still support artists as we approach the season of gift giving.
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