From the church to James Brown, listen to the music that inspired the author behind the New York Times bestselling memoir “The Color of Water.”

This year the city of Detroit hosts a week-long celebration, while nationally, the holiday may finally be getting the attention it deserves.

This museum's online learning system offers an entry point to understanding race and systemic oppression.

Cue up these classic summer time flicks that capture the feeling of youth and endless possibility.

In the seventh installment of “COVID Diaries: Stories of Resilience,” five documentary photographers created art that illustrates this week’s assignment: “Unmasked.”

Dr. Brad Bushman, social psychologist and aggression expert, discusses how to manage your anger and aggression during stressful times.

The Detroit Metro Times film critic is remembered by friends and colleagues for his clever banter and sharp humor.

Charles H. Wright Museum President and CEO, Neil A. Barclay discusses the role of cultural institutions in a time of socio-political unrest and how the museum plans to move forward amid the coronavirus.

From 3D objects to photographs, the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn is asking for your help in curating items and memories that reflect this unprecedented time in history.

Here's what to expect as Michigan restaurants and bar scene approach reopening on June 8th. WDET listeners who work in the service industry are nervous about returning.