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Voting Matters

Season 48 Episode 44
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Pandemic Update/Livernois Businesses

Pandemic Update/Livernois Businesses

Season 48 Episode 46
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I.Detroit/Roxane Gay

I.Detroit/Roxane Gay

Season 48 Episode 47
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AARP Agenda/Highways/Alex Way

AARP Agenda/Highways/Alex Way

Season 48 Episode 48
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COVID Update/Dave Bing

COVID Update/Dave Bing

Season 48 Episode 49
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Jazzfest/Jazz Mentors

Jazzfest/Jazz Mentors

Season 48 Episode 50
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Pontiac/Mi Roundtable

Pontiac/Mi Roundtable

Season 48 Episode 51
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The Best of ABJ 2020

The Best of ABJ 2020

Season 49 Episode 1
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Capitol Riots/#Cut50

Capitol Riots/#Cut50

Season 49 Episode 3
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Flint Charges/Leonia Lloyd

Flint Charges/Leonia Lloyd

Season 49 Episode 4
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American Black Journal

Roundtable October 2020

Season 48 Episode 42

Millions of voters have already cast their ballots for the November third presidential election through early in-person and absentee voting. Stephen talks about the election and the power of the African American vote with roundtable guests: Karen Dumas, Brandon Brice, Greg Bowens and Kerry Leon Jackson. Episode 4842

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How United Way for Southeastern Michigan is helping feed families and more on caregiving.
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