In the summer of 1967, as Detroit was embroiled in one of its most transformative moments, Glady’s Bettis found herself halfway across the globe in
In this episode of the Detroit is Different podcast, host Khary Frazier welcomes Jason Ford, widely known as “Squeeze,” a Saginaw-born and Detroit-rooted writer, poet,
“Cultivating Queens of Creativity”: In this enlightening episode of Detroit is Different, host Khary Frazier welcomes Alexis Smith, whose radiant passion for nurturing young Black
Description: The Journey Behind “Civil Rights & Campus Protests: Michigan Universities React to Palestine Activism | Public Hearing” and Its Premiere on Detroit is Different
Discover how dreams, community, and history intertwine in the heart of Detroit with Shalece Daniels. Listen to our conversation about transformative community initiatives and personal
Dive into the heart of Detroit hip hop history with P Groove! From the legendary Rhythm Kitchen era to today’s scene, discover the beats and
Detroit is Different welcomes back Baba Malik Yakini for the 10-year anniversary episode of the Detroit is Different podcast. As both a witness and a
From humble beginnings at a Detroit club (now a laundromat) on Livernois and McNichols, DJ Stacey Hotwaxx Hale emerged as Detroit’s first female house music
