How a Non-Profit That Works With Kids Pivoted During the Pandemic
Arts & Scraps is a Detroit non-profit that works with schools. What happened when schools closed? Executive Director Ang Adamiak explains.
The D Brief
Meet the Creatives Shaping Detroit
Meet the Creatives Shaping Detroit
Detroit creatives can learn a lot from each other. The D Brief shares the stories of local artists and entertainers to educate and inspire others in the community.
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Interviews
How a Restaurant is Changing the Way We Use Land in Detroit
COVID is changing how restaurants use land. Kwaku Osei-Bonsu of EastEats, Michigan’s first completely outdoor dining establishment, explains.
How the Detroit Historical Society Launched Its First Podcast
In 2021, The Detroit Historical Society became the first museum in the area to launch a podcast. Host Billy Wall-Winkel shares the story.
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Jennifer Hamra of the Good Life Detroit Blog
Three years ago, Jennifer Hamra and her family moved to Detroit from Tennessee. She and her five home-schooled children have explored the city through her blog, Good Life Detroit, and her photography.
Motor City Comedy Festival
The Motor City Comedy Festival returns to Detroit for a second year. Comedians and festival board members Lauren Uchalik and Esther Nevarez drop by the podcast to tell us all about it.
Detroit Comedian Bill Bushart
Comedian Bill Bushart was not only named just named “Best in Detroit,” he also teaches the next generation of comics at Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle.
Detroit Month of Design
September is Detroit Month of Design! Olga Stella, the Executive Director of Design Core Detroit, drops by the podcast to talk about what design is, why it’s important for artists and businesses, and how Detroiters can partake in this month’s activities.
Sculptor John Sauvé of Man in the City
John Sauvé, the artist behind the orange Man in the City sculptures that can be found on rooftops throughout the city of Detroit, talks about the project.
Jason Hall of RiDetroit and Slow Roll
Jason Hall, the founder of RiDetroit and of Slow Roll Detroit, joins Seth and Becky on the podcast to talk about biking in Detroit.
Michael Rothstein, ESPN Beat Writer for the Detroit Lions
Michael Rothstein, ESPN’s Beat Writer for the Detroit Lions, joins us to preview the upcoming football season, talk about Matt Stafford’s growing family, and dig into how the Lions are addressing the controversy over kneeling during the national anthem.
Tim McKay of the Corktown Experience
Tim McKay, president of the Corktown Experience, talks about the history of Detroit’s oldest neighborhood, including the ballpark, train station, and Slows.
Artist Tony Roko
Tony Roko, the artist behind the Atwater Beer labels, talks about painting for Jay Leno and Lady Gaga and what he’s working on at the Detroit train station.
Dan Riley of Axle Brewing and Livernois Tap
Dan Riley, the President of Axle Brewing and the Livernois Tap in Ferndale, drops by the podcast to talk about the history of the beer and the beer hall.