Up Next
A look back at current events, the arts and ‘The Black Church in Detroit’ in 2025
Season 54
Episode 1
26:46
Back to Show
American Black Journal
A look into the history of the family who created WCHB radio
In a special Destination Detroit report, One Detroit producer Bill Kubota explores the history of WCHB and WJZZ radio with members of the family who founded the stations. Annette Bass and her brother-in-law Eric Bass talk about how his grandfather, father and uncle built the Inkster-based WCHB-AM radio from the ground up. It was a first for an African American owned and operated radio station.
Support Provided By
26:46
Jazz violinist Regina Carter talks about her career and growing up in Detroit. Ep 4229.
26:46
Brown vs. Board of Education; discussion of groundbreaking film, "Belle." Ep 4227.
26:45
Ford Freedom Award honors extraordinary heroes; African Liberation Day activities.
26:48
Local foundation provides scholarships for youth; Detroiters document one day in the city.
26:46
Fallout from Donald Sterling scandal; Sphinx Organization fosters diversity. Episode 4224.
26:46
Detroit's future; how local kids can win scholarships at the Michigan State Fair. Ep 4223.
26:46
The Children's Center discusses Foster Care Awareness Month; Project Healthy Living
26:46
Human trafficking is on the rise in Michigan. Detroit City Chess Club. Episode 4221
26:46
Meet two students who are leading the way as role models for young black males in Detroit.
26:46
Finding quality schools in Detroit; what to expect from Belle Isle State Park. Ep. 4219.
26:46
An in-depth conversation with renowned federal judge, Damon Keith. Episode 4218.