CuriosiD: Holocaust Bones Find Resting Place in Massive Michigan Cemetery

CuriosiD is a regular series where listeners pose questions to the WDET staff, who then investigate the answers. See past posts here. Grosse Pointe...

Glass, Brass and BBQ Makes for Fest-Heavy Concert Weekend

Brian Rozman Longtime Detroit music journalist Jeff Milo’s byline appears in publications locally and globally. He’s been plugging ears into...

Ready, Set, Crash? Flat Rock Speedway’s Night of School Bus Destruction

Shiraz Ahmed Chants fill the night air and the crowd is energized as they await Flat Rock Speedway’s Night of...

Remembering the Moon Landing: Apollo 11 Mission Hits 50th Anniversary

Annamarie Sysling/ WDET This week 50 years ago marked the first time an American astronaut stepped onto the moon. Were...

Here’s the Lineup for the 40th Anniversary of Jazz Fest

The Detroit Jazz Festival is fast approaching and will be celebrating its 40th year this Labor Day Weekend. This year...

This 70’s One Album Wonder Has Been Sampled by Erykah Badu, A Tribe Called Quest

Meta Stange/WDET RAMP (an acronym for "Roy Ayers Music Productions") was formed by Roy Ayers in 1976. Ayers was not...

New Art Installation Is A Surreal Trip Through the City’s Boat Culture

Sarah Blanchette If you wander the former warehouse district less than a block from the Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre, there’s a 25,000-square-foot...

See the Evolution of the Stevie Wonder Mural Downtown

Ryan Patrick Hooper London-based artist Richard Wilson has spent the last year in Detroit putting his paint brush to a...

Inhabitants of the Marshall Islands Fear Cultural Loss. One Michigander is Helping Out

The Marshall Islands are a ring-shaped collection of Pacific islands made of coral and sit about six feet above sea...

Renowned Detroit Jazz Musician Phil Ranelin Returns for 80th Birthday Performances

Meta Stange/WDET Renowned Detroit jazz musician and composer Phil Ranelin and saxophonist Wendell Harrison formed Tribe Records in the early 1970's,...

Detroit Photojournalist Tells Stories of War and Migration

Detroit photojournalist Kenny Karpov has been back in the city since January, after spending the past several years documenting war-torn and ravaged...

Tea, Stan and Mood: New Podcast Digs Into Etymology of Slang

Have you ever wondered how slang in the English language evolves? Stephen speaks with Laura Rosenberg about just that. Rosenberg is a teacher...