“There was Detroit before Coleman Young and after Coleman Young and they’re two different cities.” That powerful reflection from Khary Turner sets the tone for
“You won’t even be trying to laugh and it’s like damn he got me.” That quote perfectly captures the genius of Detroit comedy legend Foolish
“I just grew up thinking that was normal.” For John Sloan III, a childhood surrounded by music, theater, and Detroit’s rich cultural traditions became the
“Sports is not the only way for us to get through some of our problems, but it is a vehicle.” That lesson, shared with Leland
“I’m trying to put a beacon out so I can find my people.” That powerful declaration from Lauren Hood captures the heart of this Detroit
“The vision is bigger than the no.” Amber Ewing, Director and Executive Producer of Cooking with Comedians Challenge, brings a Detroit story rooted in family,
“The idea that things can fundamentally be better—and that we can make that happen—is what pulled me into organizing.” On this Detroit is Different episode,
“People call lawyers not because they want to, because they need them when they have a problem.” Mayor Byron Nolen’s Detroit is Different conversation reveals
