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A 1991 Detroit Black Journal clip about the importance of Afrocentric education. Episode 4644/Segment 2

The Men of Courage movement is working to advance the narrative and success of black men in America. Now, there’s a new addition to the men of courage toolkit. It’s a weekly podcast on topics such as family, self-care, mental health, and entrepreneurship. Stephen Henderson talks to the host of the men of courage podcast, Shawn Wilson from the Ford Motor company. Ep 4644/Segment 3

From Detroit Performs, the Get Ahead Stay Ahead Project teaches local students the art of media communication and communication distribution skills at the Detroit Public Library. Episode 4644/Segment 4

Stephen Henderson sits down with Dan Varner, President & CEO of Goodwill Industries, to discuss the organization's main focus -- workforce development. Episode 104/Segment 2

Nolan Finley talks with real estate developer Eric Larson about the pre-fab technology being used in the construction of The Corner, an apartment and retail complex Larson is building at the historic corner of Michigan and Trumbull, where Detroit Tigers once played.

Stephen Henderson sits down with Dan Varner, President & CEO of Goodwill Industries, to discuss the organization's main focus -- workforce development.

Christy McDonald visits The Commons -- a unique neighborhood gathering place on Detroit's east side in the Islandview community.

Plus, Sarida Scott, executive director of the Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD), joins Christy in the studio to talk about the ongoing community conversations that are connecting residents in Islandview with Detroit Public Television. Episode 104

George Hamilton, Interim CEO, Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History talks about the powerful impact of the Aretha Franklin exhibit, and the personal insight that can be gained about the legendary Queen of Soul.

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