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Station Programming October 8, 2015

Stephen Henderson speaks with Tom Ashbrook, host of the NPR program On Point. Ashbrook says he spent many years in...

Station Programming October 7, 2015

A University of Michigan student died over the summer after falling from a parking deck, and through a glass enclosure....

Station Programming October 6, 2015

The Knight Cities Challenge awards grants to local activists for a chance to make their vision of a better community...

Quinn Klinefelter October 5, 2015

Detroit-based civil rights icon and activist Grace Lee Boggs has died. She was 100 years old. Boggs gained international acclaim...

Alex Trajano October 4, 2015

Richard Wagner (left), David Lee Roth (right) Meet Wagner & Diamond Dave These two giants of music history were larger...

Rob Reinhart October 3, 2015

The Detroit sounds of Laura Rain & The Caesars, Ryan Racine, Zander Michigan and so many more this week on...

Station Programming October 2, 2015

Stephen talks with author David Maraniss about his book, “Once in a Great City,” and the Detroit Homecoming. Chrysler...

Marissa Gawel October 1, 2015

Courtesy of Powerhouse Productions Detroit’s Banglatown neighborhood is throwing a block party to showcase area homes and gardens this weekend....

Station Programming September 29, 2015

Stephen speaks with several people and takes calls about whether or not Detroit should welcome refugees and immigrants from Syria...

Rob Reinhart September 26, 2015

This week on RREM, a cool new classical/hip hop combo called Black Violin, new work from Detroit's Laura Rain and...

Quinn Klinefelter September 25, 2015

Detroit’s Cabaret 313 opens its third season this weekend with an intimate musical performance from a veteran star of the...

WDET News September 25, 2015

A group advocating for prison reform in Michigan wants to see 10,000 prisoners released from state facilities. Citizens Alliance on...