Milo Minute: Escaping Pavement, Honey Monsoon, and My Girlfriend Beru
March 21, 2019 on CultureShift
Each week, Detroit music journalist Jeff Milo previews some of the best live shows happening in the region.
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2019 WDET Munch Madness: The Taco Showdown Has Begun
March 20, 2019 on CultureShift
On the road to the savory 16, which of your favorite taco places in metro Detroit will make the cut?
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Sam’s Jams: Phyllis Hyman - Living Inside Your Love
March 19, 2019 on CultureShift
From the 1978 album Somewhere In My Lifetime
A SXSW Recap: The Best Acts Modern Music’s Jon Moshier Saw This Year
March 19, 2019 on CultureShift
WDET music host Jon Moshier talks about some of the bands he fell in love with at SXSW 2019.
Detroit Vocal Powerhouse Steffanie Christi’an Releases Her First Full Length Album That Was 5 Years in the Making
March 17, 2019 on Ann Delisi's Essential Music
After turning in stunning performances with Black Women Rock and The Don Was All-Star Revue, Steffanie Christi’an celebrates her new album, “Complicated” by headlining a show at Otus Supply on March 30th
“Boy Howdy, The Story of Creem Magazine” Documentary Kicks Off The Freep Film Festival
March 16, 2019 on Ann Delisi's Essential Music
It’s been 50 years since the legendary rock music magazine, Creem, emerged from Detroit’s Cass Corridor and shook things up. This documentary tells the story of its founder, Barry Kramer, the writers and the musicians they wrote about
Do Politically Charged Times Make For Better Art? Artist Ann Lewis Says Yes
March 15, 2019 on CultureShift
“People are complacent when things are easy,” says Lewis.
One Woman’s Crusade to Bring Shower Facilities to Detroit’s Homeless Population
March 15, 2019 on CultureShift
A Rochester woman is raising money to bring shower and bathroom facilities to St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood.
What Will Eastern Market Look Like in Five Years?
March 15, 2019 on CultureShift
With a new developer in the neighborhood and longtime Farmers’ Restaurant closing, some are nervous that historic market could see rush of changes in next few years.
Finding Her Voice: Detroit Poet Bayan Founas Discusses Identity In New Book
March 15, 2019 on CultureShift
It’s a collection of poems she started writing in the past five years while teaching in Detroit.
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