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Season 54
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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.
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Remembering Nelson Mandela; organization inspires women to enter technology field. Ep 4217
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Have Faith in Heart Campaign; Pretty Brown Girl Movement. Episode 4216.
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Ted Canaday from the Charles H. Wright Museum; Motivational speaker, Kevin Brown. 4215.
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The nation's first black-owned TV station; Rock N Roll Hall of Famer Little Willie John.
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Loretta Davis of Institute for Population Health; Khali Sweeney of Downtown Boxing Gym.
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We reflect on the work of Dr. King and discuss the efforts to further his vision. E 4212.
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We talk with Detroit businessman, Walt Douglas, about his new book. Episode 4211.
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Former mayor, Dave Bing, discusses the challenges and accomplishments of his term. E 4210.
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An in-depth discussion with Detroit Emergency Manager, Kevyn Orr. Episode 4209.
Steven talks with 2 Tuskegee Airmen and Freedom House is highlighted. Episode 4208.
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Health concerns for overweight women, and a local agency helps Detroiters find work.
