8/22/19: One Detroit – Headlines / Gun Violence / The Pink Flamingo

Aug 21, 2019

Tonight on One Detroit:

HEADLINES: Christy, Nolan and Stephen talk about this week’s big headlines, including the selection of a new Oakland County Executive, the status of funding for state road repairs, and Vice President Mike Pence’s message about the economy during his visit to Detroit.
GUN VIOLENCE: On his 910 AM radio show, Nolan has a frank conversation with Pastor Barry Randolph from Church of the Messiah in Islandview about gun violence in Detroit and across the country.
THE PINK FLAMINGO: A One Detroit report on a unique pop-up restaurant named The Pink Flamingo in Detroit’s North Corktown neighborhood.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Quiana “Que” Broden – Managing Editor, Christy McDonald, sat down with restaurant owner, Quiana “Que” Broden to talk about why she wanted to open a vegan kitchen in the city, how she went from blogging about vegan recipes to opening up her space, and how she wanted to create a place where meat eaters and vegans can co-exist.

Featured Image: Inside The Kitchen by Cooking with Que, 6529 Woodward Suite A Detroit, Michigan

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