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On the rebellion of 1967 he says, “I don’t really know what they gained from it.” by WDET

He says Detroit isn't as bad as it seems. by WDET

He first learned about 1967 Detroit from a chess board. by WDET

WDET's Pat Batcheller reads the 10th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Annamarie Sysling reads the Ninth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Amy Miller reads the Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Eli Newman reads the Seventh Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Laura Herberg reads the Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Sandra Svoboda reads the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Sascha Raiyn reads the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Bre'Anna Tinsley reads the Third Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Shelby Jouppi reads the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Quinn Klinefelter reads the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

WDET's Jerome Vaughn reads Preamble to the U.S. Constitution.

[Community Voice] Marie Solomon by WDET

[Community Voice] Sharon Wrice by WDET

[Community Voice] Sandra Yates by WDET

[Community Voice] Barb Matney by WDET

(4-15-16) Detroit Today Looks at This Week's News Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-15-16) Midwest Literary Walk Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-15-16) Gardening with Lead in the Soil Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-14-16) New Name and New Controversies at the Corner of Michigan and Trumbull Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-14-16) As Lawmakers Debate Corrections Overhaul, What Can Prison Reformers Learn from Past Missteps? Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-14-16) What Makes Detroit the Hair Capital of the World? Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-13-16) Is it time to get rid of Detroit Public Schools? Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-13-16) State Superintendent talks DPS, bathroom laws Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-12-16) LGBT advocates talk about how the new law and proposals are affecting that community Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-11-16) Can Millennials Contribute to a "New" Detroit? Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(4-06-16) DPS School Board member LaMar Lemmons weighs in on Republican proposals Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

(3-25-16) Why One Journalist Ties Up Personal Loose Ends Very Publically Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, and Art Regner, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

Canada Raises Minimum Wage in Five Provinces by WDET

(10-05-15) Stephen Henderson's essay on Gun Violence. Discussing the issues and ideas important to metropolitan Detroit, Detroit Today talks with the newsmakers, people making a difference in our community, and WDET listeners. Produced by Joan Isabella, Amy Miller, Laura Weber-Davis, Laura Herberg, Art Regner and J. Carlisle Larsen, with Matthew Trevethan - Technical Director and Engineer. Email us at [email protected], tweet to us using the hashtag #DetroitToday Listen Live on 101.9FM or at wdet.org www.wdet.org twitter.com/wdet

It’s up to the people who work in Fiat Chrysler factories to approve a new four-year contract. The United Auto Workers and the automaker say the tentative agreement will address health care costs. Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne says it will also deal with the two-tiered wage system that pays newer workers a lower rate. “I think the team has crafted what I consider to be a very carefully thought-through process whereby that issue will go away, that it will go away over time," Marchionne said at a news conference with UAW President Dennis Williams in Detroit. The contract is expected to set the pattern for new agreements with General Motors and Ford. UAW leaders from around the country will be coming to Detroit to review the details before recommending it to the rank-and-file.