CuriosiD: Are There Salt Mines Under Detroit?
Local governments use rock salt in the winter to melt ice on the roads. You knew that already. What you...
Salt Mines Inspire Local Composer
Natali Contreras "I thought it was fascinating, this whole underground lair full of salt and industry underneath our very feet....
Collective Peace Celebrates Mother’s Day with New Soul Sunday
Less than one year after their debut release, "Introducing Collective Peace" stormed the scene, New Soul Sunday sits down with...
Progressive Underground Show 214 feat. RON TRENT and ZAC BRUNELL (DSO)
Ron Trent Music On tonight's we interview deep house legend RON TRENT and dip into his catalog along with interview...
‘Marketplace Stories’ Blends Arab Culture and Poetry of ASL
Wild Swan Theater is particular about the stories it chooses to tell. No princess stories about ‘physical appearance or being...
David DiChiera Reflects on His Career, Art, and Cyrano, Ahead of Retirement
Jake Neher/WDET The upcoming production of Cyrano will be preformed at the Michigan Opera Theater this weekend. David DiChiera, founder...
Ann Delisi talks with Detroit Songstress Mayaeni
Ann Delisi sat down with Detroit artist Mayaeni who talked about getting signed to Jay-Z's label, working with Macy Gray...
Art Birmingham is Back
The Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center's vision can be summed up in three words: art for all. "We believe everyone should...
The Milo Minute: Vulfpeck, Jr Jr, and Destroy This Place
Longtime Detroit music journalist Jeff Milo’s byline appears in publications locally and globally. He’s been plugging ears into the Detroit scene for years...
Duggan Touts New Development On “Abandoned” Lot, Skaters Wary of Being Pushed Out
Eli Newman / WDET Keviyan Richardson is perfecting a kickflip at a skatepark in the middle of a nearly empty lot...
Not Your Average Egg Roll [MAP]
You may or may not be aware but egg rolls and spring rolls in Detroit (and some other cities, too)...
Ann Delisi and Emery King on “Essential Conversations” and Evolving Media Landscape
Laura Weber Davis/WDET The Republican Party often sites itself as “The Party of Reagan.” But how has the White House changed...