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Monique Stanton, President & CEO of CARE of Southeastern Michigan. Monique's job puts her at the forefront of the opioid crisis and substance abuse treatment. And ironically, her motivation is driven by something that happened in her own family. Episode 101/Segment 4

On this show, we’ll feature African dance, filmmaking, and country noir music from the Metro Detroit area. Our guests include African drum and dance group Nanou Djiapo, Jasmine Rivera and Eden Sabolboro from the female filmmakers collective - Final Girls, and The Whiskey Charmers. Episode 708

Detroit’s first independence bank rises in the rankings of minority controlled banks, plus the spirit of Detroit celebrates a milestone birthday. Ep 4642

A 1997 American Black Journal interview about stricter test requirements for student athletes. Ep 4641/Seg 2

On this eastern episode of UTR we take another ride up Michigan’s incredible sunrise side. We’ll choose some cheese in Pinconning, taste a new twist on an old beverage, take a riverboat ride up the awesome Ausable and stay at a beautiful B & B. We even take time to buy you a delicious chicken dinner. Get ready to explore the cool people, places and things that make Michigan’s sunrise side a great place to play.

After Detroit City Council twice rejects plans to add a second tower to Detroit's Crowne Plaza, the owners have pulled the plug on the new 500-room, 28-story hotel tower. The One Detroit team offers their perspectives on the issues surrounding the project. Episode 102/Segment 1

Longtime Detroit television reporter Al Allen has written a book about his career. He is here to share some memories of his many years in front of the camera. Episode 4641/Segment 1

Longtime Detroit television reporter Al Allen has written a book about his career. He is here to share some memories of his many years in front of the camera. Plus, the Detroit Sports Zone welcomes a new class of honorees to its high school hall of fame. Episode 4641

Looking back at the legacy of Aretha Franklin. Episode 4640/Segment 1

On this show, we’ll explore an historic movie theatre, fine art, and hip hop music from around the Metro Detroit area. Our guests include John Monaghan from the Redford Theatre, artist Nicole MacDonald, and musical performers from the arts collective “We Are Culture Creators.” Episode 709

Discover amazing items with connections to Latin American history and culture, including a treasure with an updated appraisal of $1,200,000-$2,200,000, now the highest-valued item in the entire ROADSHOW archive.

Detroit’s 1st independence bank rises in the rankings of minority controlled banks. It is now the 7th largest African American controlled bank in the country. Stephen Henderson talks to the bank’s chairman and CEO, Kenneth Kelly. Ep 4642/Seg 1

The iconic spirit of Detroit sculpture turns 60 this month and the city is celebrating with a free public event at the Coleman A. Young municipal center. Stephen Henderson talks to Sharon Madison, the chair of Detroit-Wayne joint building authority, which owns the statue. Ep 4642/Seg 3

Christy McDonald talks one-on-one with Detroit Public Schools Community District Superintendent Dr. Nikolai Vitti about changes in the district's curriculum and the creation of a new teacher training initiative. Nolan and Stephen offer their assessment on how DPSCD is progressing under Dr. Vitti. Episode 102/Segment 2

One Detroit: What is DPTV's new program all about and what makes it different? A video report and the One Detroit team offer insight into the program's in-depth reporting, expanded interviews, and stories about people that viewers should know. Episode 101/Segment 1

Christy, Nolan and Stephen weigh in on the status of the Governor's race now that Labor Day has come and gone, candidate ads and spending have increased, and specific issues are starting to emerge in the campaigns.

One Detroit: What is DPTV's new program all about and what makes it different? A video report and the One Detroit team offer insight into the program's in-depth reporting, expanded interviews, and stories about people that viewers should know. Episode 101 - Michigan Election: Christy, Nolan and Stephen weigh in on the status of the Governor's race now that Labor Day has come and gone, candidate ads and spending have increased, and specific issues are starting to emerge in the campaigns. - Young Men of Church of Messiah: An in-depth One Detroit report on the large group of young African-American men who attend the Church of the Messiah in Detroit's IslandView community. The young men open up in a frank conversation with One Detroit producer Will Glover about how they see their future in the city when it comes to jobs, opportunities, and Detroit's comeback. -Monique Stanton: Christy introduces viewers to someone they should know -- Monique Stanton, President & CEO of CARE of Southeastern Michigan. Monique's job puts her at the forefront of the opioid crisis and substance abuse treatment. And ironically, her motivation is driven by something that happened in her own family.

Darryl Wood and Kelvin Boston discuss the importance of African American families increasing their net worth.

Writer Leslie Jamison has built a career exploring the connection between art and misery. Josh Radnor understood quickly that fame and fortune wouldn’t make him happy. Luciana Souza is a celebrated vocalist, who communicates beautifully without words. Airing on Detroit Public Television WTVS 56.1 September 23 at 1pm ET.

We take another ride up Michigan’s sunrise side. We’ll take a riverboat ride, sample some cheese and Pinconning, taste a new twist on an old classic beverage, stay at a beautiful B&B, and show you an amazing chicken dinner. Episode 813