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The Metro: The impact of Black churches in Detroit and beyond
Three experts joined the show to discuss the history and impact of Black churches in Detroit, and the reasons younger generations are moving away.
The Metro: WDET joining Midtown Detroit’s 50th annual Noel Night celebrations
From 3 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, WDET will be offering tours of the station, opportunities to meet hosts and more!
The Metro: Nonprofit seeks to create community hub in former Corktown school site
Kintsugi Village founders Paul Spiegelman and Hamsa Daher joined the show to discuss their vision for the space.
The Metro: How can we improve maternal health care in Detroit?
Maternal mortality and preterm birth is particularly high in Detroit. Several health care and childcare professionals joined the show to discuss the problem and potential solutions.
The Metro: The many barriers to solving homelessness in metro Detroit
Local philanthropists Veronika Scott and Chad Audi joined the show to discuss the social factors that lead to homelessness in Detroit, and their organizations’ work.
The Metro: Windsor mayor on how Trump’s policies could impact Canada
Trump has said he plans to deport millions in the U.S. without legal status. Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens joined the show to discuss how the president-elect’s policies could impact Canada.
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