Detroit Film Theatre director Elliot Wilhelm explores the lasting legacy of politics and corruption in American filmmaking.

One psychologist says the key to expanding your happiness may be in languages other than English.

‘1A’ is coming to WDET’s program line-up on October 5. Get to know host and Detroit native, Jenn White a bit more in this CultureShift conversation.

Detroit artist Judy Bowman shares the reward in caregiving for her mom, Minnie Matthews.

The images and ideas of Detroit's radical co-op printing press are reflective of the social movements of 2020, says Cranbrook Art Museum director Andrew Blauvelt.

CultureShift's newest regular feature will highlight vinyl records coming from Jack White's Third Man Records.

Dr. James Hamblin says that although a pandemic seems like a strange time to reconsider cleanliness, it might also be a perfect time.

Watch Double Winter's video for their single "Hot Stones," directed by Noah Elliott Morrison, from the trio's debut full-length album "It's About Our Hearts" released in March.

The garden was designed by Dutchman Piet Oudolf after the Garden Club of Michigan invited him to the city. It features plants native to Michigan and surrounding states.

Dr. Kinitra Brooks, a scholar of Black feminist theory, says that it’s often through the lens of pop culture that some of the most complex ideas about identity are introduced.