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A look back at current events, the arts and ‘The Black Church in Detroit’ in 2025
Season 54
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Fighting food insecurity, a special caregiving report about planning for the future
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Episode 3
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Radio personality Gerald McBride’s memoir, previewing "Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History"
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Episode 5
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Iconic hug photo from 1948 World Series, preserving the contributions of women jazz artists in Detroit
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Black Church in Detroit series examines Black presence in the Bible and “Faith in Detroit”
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Episode 8
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Outlook for small businesses, Eccalon expands to Detroit, remembering Ron Teasley
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Episode 9
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Empowering African American children, philanthropy’s role in Detroit’s growth
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GRAMMY-winning artist Cory Henry discusses influence of the Black church for Faith in Detroit series
We have another installment in the Faith in Detroit storytelling project led by Christ Church Cranbrook in partnership with Detroit PBS and several others. Faith in Detroit Executive Director, the Rev. Dr. William Danaher, sits down for a conversation with GRAMMY-winning keyboardist and composer Cory Henry about faith and the influence of the Black church on his life and music.
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Trudy Gallant Stokes examines how mental health intersects with faith in the Black Church.
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Buffalo Grocery Store Shooting/Rising Cost of Water | Episode 5021
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Mental Health Awareness Month, COVID in Michigan | Episode 5020
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Bookstock Returns, MOCAD Spring Exhibit/Aaron Lewys
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Patrick Lyoya and Police Reform, Davóne Tines Portrays Malcolm X | Episode 5018
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The History of the Black Catholic Church in Detroit
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Domestic Violence Calls Increase/Detroit Summer Jobs Program | Episode 5014
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Fisher Body Plant Redevelopment, Black Mothers Maternal Mortality Rate
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Celebrating Black Female Trailblazers for Women’s History Month | Episode 5010
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American Black Journal discusses reparations and what’s owed to Black Americans