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Station Programming April 14, 2015

Amy Alkon/Creative Commons Amy Alkon grew up in Farmington and is now a science-based syndicated columnist, author and frequent contributor...

Station Programming April 14, 2015

Courtesy of Saeed A Khan ISIS has launched English language radio broadcasts and claims to have a $2 billion budget...

Station Programming April 14, 2015

Have you seen The Merry Widow yet? If not, check out this conversation with host Stephen Henderson and Aaron Blake,...

Station Programming April 13, 2015

Sybarite5 One of the hallmarks of WDET’s work in the community is our partnerships with cultural organizations, and no better example...

Station Programming April 13, 2015

Casey Fleser/Creative Commons The Red Wings are in the playoffs for the 24th consecutive season and face Tampa Bay in...

Station Programming April 13, 2015

WSU " was a great place to grow up," says businessman and philanthropist Stephen M. Ross. "Life has been good, but...

Station Programming April 10, 2015

Dan Kildee Congressman Kildee is in Detroit this week for a round-table discussion about a proposed nuclear waste disposal site...

Station Programming April 9, 2015

“You can’t cut yourself out of economic depression, you have to grow out.” -Marian McClellan How does a city recover...

Station Programming April 9, 2015

penner/Creative Commons It’s been 11 years since Prince performed in Detroit, but tonight at the Fox, the artist returns to...

Station Programming April 8, 2015

J. Carlisle Larsen/WDET A South Carolina police officer faces murder charges after a video surfaced showing the officer shooting an unarmed...

Station Programming April 8, 2015

Dennis Allain Renderings The Red Wings’ new arena hits another snag. Will it get approvals in time to take advantage...

Station Programming April 7, 2015

How will Detroit fare as the climate changes? That is the topic of discussion on Detroit Today as host Stephen...