The D Brief

Francesca George, Director of Tenant Relations and Experience at Bedrock, and Andrea Williams, the owner of Paisley Paper Company, tells us about Detroit's Downtown Markets. Also, movie man Greg Russell talks about the big summer blockbusters. And we remember Anthony Bourdain's love for Detroit.

Dave Wait, Chairperson of Motor City Pride, talks about the upcoming festival and parade in Detroit. The annual event, which is Michigan's largest pride event, attracts over 40,000 people.

Matt Kirschner of Right Trac and Bernard Bentley of Love Life Swagger are teaming up to create backpacks to help Detroit's homeless population. Plus, Bailey Sisoy Isgro of Detroit History Tours gives us the inside scoop on Ford's takeover of Michigan Central Station in Corktown. 

Merrill Cain offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear taking place on Belle Isle this weekend.

Dave Serio, the Curator of the Arab Film Festival at Cinetopia, talk about the upcoming event at the Arab American National Museum. Also, we recap Becky's experience at Movement Detroit.

Audra Jantz and Kate Holmes, the Co-Producers of the first Detroit Women of Comedy Festival, talk about how the four-day event came together.

Elliot Wilhelm, Curator of Film for the Detroit Institute of Arts, talks about the "Star Wars and the Power of Costume" exhibit at the museum. Plus, Michael Bolton's film about Detroit and Movement celebrates Detroit's EDM heritage.

Three years ago, Jennifer Hamra and her family moved to Detroit from Tennessee. She and her five home-schooled children have explored the city through her blog and her photography.

WDET's Ann Delisi talks about Nine Inch Nails, Jeff Buckley, Don Was, and War & Treaty. Tom Leeper talks about Every Linear Mile, his attempt to photograph every bit of art in Detroit from a bicycle. Plus, what's happening in the Detroit music, movies, food, drink, comedy, and more.