How are different arts organizations around Detroit celebrating Black History Month? Edward Foxworth of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History talks about their exhibits, and Asia Hamilton discusses the HAIRarchy exhibit at the Norwest Gallery of Art.

How do you take a great photo? We asked photographer Asia Hamilton of Detroit's Norwest Gallery of Art.

Photographer Asia Hamilton is the founder and director of the Norwest Gallery of Art in Detroit. She talks to Seth and Becky about what goes into launching a gallery, and the curation of its current exhibit, HAIRarchy.

Happy Valentine's Day! Carlos Parisi, host of the SandwichTalk podcast, rejoins Seth and Becky to sample some of the other podcasts that Planet Ant in Hamtramck has to offer.

Detroit food entrepreneur Carlos Parisi returns to the podcast, and Bailey Sisoy Isgoro of the Detroit History Club dishes on the snowstorm of 1965, J. Dilla, and historical African-American Detroiters that everyone should know.

Carlos Parisi, host of the Sandwich Talk podcast and the Detroit Digest video series, talks about what it takes to make compelling digital content about food.

Carlos Parisi, the producer of the Khana and Swerve pop-up dining experiences, joins Seth and Becky to talk about what it takes to produce a successful pop-up.

Sadie Quagliotto of the website Hip in Detroit joins Seth and Becky as they learn about Detroit's history of ping pong diplomacy from Mal Lang of Pong Detroit.

Sadie Quagliotto of the website Hip in Detroit joins Seth and Becky on the podcast, while Nick Britsky of NickDrinks.com talks about the impact of Dry January on Detroit bars.

Sadie Quagliotto of the Hip in Detroit lifestyle website joins Seth and Becky to talk about how the city has evolved in the eight years that she has been blogging about it.