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Motown 60th Anniversary/Detroit Doll Show
Season 47
Episode 46
Stephen talks with Robin Terry, CEO of the Motown Museum, about this year's 60th anniversary celebration for the Motown record label and the $50 million expansion of the museum. Plus, the largest show of its kind for dolls of color is coming to the Northwest Activities Center. We'll get details on the 8th annual Detroit Doll Show that focuses on diversity, culture, self-love and empowerment.
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