Professor of Composition Dr. Morten Lauridsen
Dr. Morten Lauridsen is a distinguished professor of composition at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music. His work...
Sixto Rodriguez On Life After ‘Sugarman’
Flicker CC Sixto Rodriguez, the subject of the Oscar winning documentary "Searching for Sugarman", was born and raised in Detroit. He...
Sussed Out Recipes: The Sussman Brothers Re-imagine Classic Cuisine
Courtesy of the Sussman Brothers Max & Eli Sussman are no strangers to the world of food. Born and raised...
Worthy of Praise: After 53 Years Detroit Native Bettye Lavette’s Gettin’ Her Due
Photograph by Carol Friedman R&B songstress Bettye Layette has been making music for most of her life. Signing to Atlantic Records at...
Prince Returns To Detroit Tonight
penner/Creative Commons It’s been 11 years since Prince performed in Detroit, but tonight at the Fox, the artist returns to...
A Game of RISK!: Kevin Allison’s Podcast Goes Live in Ferndale
"To have a podcast like RISK! and live-shows like RISK! where people know it's a safe space to talk about anything, there's something...
Inkster Woman Now World’s Oldest Human
A woman experts say is the oldest human on Earth is attributing her longevity to divine providence and living...
Experts Say Tigers Opening A Season Full Of Questions
Dawn Uhl-Zifilippo/WDET The Detroit Tigers are embarking on a new season with most of the same pieces still in...
New Soul Sunday’s Playlist for April 5, 2015
The Easter Sunday edition of New Soul Sunday is all about the new as we’ll get you fit with the...
Rob Reinhart’s Essential Music: 4-4-15
From MoPop to Jackson Browne... lots of tickets to give out! Also new music from Twin Shadow, Indigo Girls much...
Nocturnally Nuanced: New Music from Detroit’s Valley Hush
"Once we started to get going, we didn't stop. That was exactly a year ago." - Lianna Vaniceli, Valley Hush...
MO-POP Heads to Motown: Michigan’s Indie Rock Fest Moves to Detroit
"There hasn't been a big indie rock festival in the city... nothing of this scale." - Dan McGown, Mo-Pop Fest For...