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Starting at the rate of $3 per month for the first three months, the Detroit News and the Detroit Free Press will add a paywall for some digital content. Free Press editor Peter Bhatia joins CultureShift on 101.9 WDET to talk what it means for local readers.

"Even when I was in the darkest and most despairing times of my depression, I still found depression funny," says Moe.

A new national survey by the Knight Foundation and the Urban Institute focused on 11,000 people in 26 different cities. Here's why the city of Detroit stood out.

Dr. Vasilis Pozios talks about the evolution of mental health representation in pop culture over the past decade and challenges media to broaden the narrative.

A mysterious noise that's plagued residents of Windsor and parts of downriver Detroit for years has gone silent.

Jared Ten Brink is an Indian Village resident and a member of the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi. He's asking the neighborhood association to consider a name change of the neighborhood, calling it insensitive to Native Americans.

Longtime Detroit Free Press music writer Brian McCollum joins CultureShift to breakdown a major Motown anniversary — the recording of Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On?" In the summer of 1970.

Former and current employees allege that Borowy-Reeder has fostered a hostile workplace for people of color.

Between 1980 to 1983, the band mesmerized those who saw them perform live in the city's small, but passionate punk scene. But they never got the recognition they deserved, until now.

The Detroit Experience Factory, a cultural and historic resource for the city, is back with new ways to learn about Detroit’s people, businesses, landmarks and history.