Courtroom Dance Party
There’s a new art installation at the Washtenaw County Courthouse over the next month that’s designed to challenge a space in America—a space that’s known for its demoralizing confines. The project i...
21 Syys 202219min
A Detroit Ferry Tale
Boblo Island Amusement Park closed its gates in 1993, but to get to the island, you had to take one of the Boblo boats – mighty steamships with four decks of passengers. The park and the boats are rel...
20 Syys 202222min
An Apple Orchard’s Legacy
Wasem Fruit Farm has been owned by Bruce and Jan Upston for decades. We visit the farm to meet the couple, look back on their history with the farm, and talk about how they came to the decision to ret...
19 Syys 202219min
It’s Just Politics: Governor Whitmer’s Unexpected Allies
Michigan Supreme Court Chief Justice Bridget Mary McCormack on her decision to step down from the state's highest court before the end of the year - six years before the end of her term. Meanwhile, i...
16 Syys 202213min
Danny Fenster Comes Home
Journalist Danny Fenster ended up in one of the most notorious prisons in the world for simply doing his job. In May of 2021, he was taken prisoner in Myanmar, at a time when military leaders were con...
15 Syys 202227min
Chief Justice Bridget Mary McCormack Steps Down
Chief Justice Bridget Mary McCormack will be stepping down from the court by the end of this year. The exact date has yet to be announced, but she will remain through the November election. Justice Mc...
14 Syys 202211min
Detroit Renters are Organizing
Many Detroit tenants are tired of battling the city's landlords over defective facilities and the rising costs of rent. Recognizing they were facing the same problems, one group of residents rallied t...
13 Syys 202223min
Why Patti Smith Matters
Patti Smith is a lot of things: artist, musician, poet, ex-Michigander. She's had an incredible impact on punk rock music and continues to shape the scene with her performances. She also has her share...
12 Syys 202224min
