Detroit is Different

  • Latest episode: “I Knew I Wanted to Invest Back Into Puritan: Jerjuan Howard’s Next Chapter, Howard Family Bookstore”
  • Latest episode: “Land is Wealth: Attorney Anthony Adams on Home Ownership, Deed Fraud, and Protecting Black Detroit”
  • Latest episode: “Tap Into It, Dr. Rose Moten on Healing, Detroit Roots, and Living in Full Bloom”

  • Latest episode: “I Knew I Wanted to Invest Back Into Puritan: Jerjuan Howard’s Next Chapter, Howard Family Bookstore”
  • Latest episode: “Land is Wealth: Attorney Anthony Adams on Home Ownership, Deed Fraud, and Protecting Black Detroit”
  • Latest episode: “Tap Into It, Dr. Rose Moten on Healing, Detroit Roots, and Living in Full Bloom”

Join Collin Mays on Detroit is Different as he delves into the transformative power of philanthropy within the Black community. With a focus on inclusivity, Collin explores how Black philanthropists have long been instrumental in enhancing the quality of life for their fellow community members, whether through supporting education, churches, food banks, or public spaces. Drawing from his own Detroit roots and family background—his father an architect and mother an attorney—Collin offers a personal narrative interwoven with broader themes of tradition, history, and urban planning. Through candid reflections, he shares how his journey towards physical health and mental resilience parallels his vision for strong, empowered neighborhoods. Additionally, Collin sheds light on the invaluable role of friendship in the life of a Black man. Tune in to Detroit is Different for insightful conversations that celebrate and uplift the spirit of community and philanthropy.