wdet
WDET
Listen
Donate
Detroit Public Radio
Skip to content

WDET 101.9 FM

Primary Menu
  • Listen Live
    • WDET Live
    • Detroit Radio Information Service (DRIS)
  • Shows
    • Music
    • News + Current Affairs
    • Podcasts + Series
  • Schedule
  • Playlists
  • Events
    • WDET Events
    • The Metro Events Guide
    • Travel
  • Support us

Featured

mansur-khojaev-YyfMqFpREgw-unsplash
  • Featured
  • The Metro

The Metro: As aviation hits rough air, a veteran questions whether government math still flies

Robyn Vincent, The Metro November 12, 2025

News

QUINN HOF-3
  • News
  • Secondary

WDET’s Klinefelter honored by Ball State University

Russ McNamara November 10, 2025
Darren Revell stands in front of a large WDET logo decal.
  • Big Sonic Heaven
  • Culture & Music
  • Secondary

Fall 2025 program changes coming your way!

WDET Staff November 10, 2025
res
  • Culture & Music
  • Progressive Underground

Exploring the Soul and Rock Genius of RES

Chris Campbell February 19, 2021

Classically-trained Philly-native RES grew up on sound stylings of Gamble and Huff, Bobby Womack and Teddy Pendergrass. After graduating from Temple University,...

Read More
sit-down labor strike flint
  • Auto
  • Culture & Music
  • CultureShift
  • Jobs & the Economy

How an Auto Workers’ Strike In Flint Nearly a Century Ago Changed the Country

Amanda LeClaire February 19, 2021

Beacon Press One of the biggest victories for workers' rights in the United States happened during one bitterly cold winter in...

Read More
Cass Tech Election 5 DET
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
  • Elections
  • Politics, Government & Finance
  • Racial Attitudes

2020 Election Conspiracy Theories Echo Centuries-Old Resistance to Black Voting

Detroit Today February 19, 2021

The Atlantic has a new project called ‘Inheritance', a multi-part initiative exploring the legacy and experiences of Black Americans that history has...

Read More
frozen cactus texas climate change
  • Community & Quality of Life
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
  • Environment
  • Politics, Government & Finance
  • Public Safety

What the Texas Power Grid Failure Can Teach Us About Utility Regulation

Detroit Today February 18, 2021

Amid a week of record-breaking frigid temperatures in the southern part of the United States, more than four million Texans are...

Read More
Whitmer 02/17/21
  • All Things Considered
  • Coronavirus in Michigan
  • News
  • Politics, Government & Finance

Michigan’s Standstill Over Federal COVID Relief Funds Continues

Russ McNamara February 17, 2021

It’s been a month since Governor Gretchen Whitmer released her COVID relief plan that would use over $5 billion dollars...

Read More
Khaldun 02/17
  • All Things Considered
  • News

COVID Cases Dropping, But Variants Still a Concern

Russ McNamara February 17, 2021

The state of Michigan's COVID-19 case rates are down to 113 cases per million – an 85% drop since a...

Read More
Riverside Station -- Google Street View
  • Community & Quality of Life
  • Culture & Music
  • CultureShift

A New Outdoor Concert Venue Arrives in Downtown Detroit This Spring

Ryan Patrick Hooper February 17, 2021

A new outdoor concert venue is landing in downtown Detroit starting this spring. The socially-distanced design of the space is...

Read More
Virtual School Laptop Desk Online Learning 2.17.21-jn
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
  • Education
  • Politics, Government & Finance
  • Racial Attitudes
  • Youth

Black Families Face Big Obstacles Transitioning to Remote Learning. But There’s Help.

Detroit Today February 17, 2021

The pandemic has forced many families to retool and figure out how to make school work in front of a...

Read More
carole king
  • Ann Delisi's Essential Music
  • Culture & Music

Carole King’s “Tapestry” Album Turns 50

Ann Delisi February 17, 2021

Released in February 1971, Carole King's seminal album "Tapestry" turns 50 years old this month. Carole King was born in...

Read More
Empty classroom
  • Community & Quality of Life
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
  • Education
  • Public Safety
  • Youth

Data Concerning COVID and Schools Points To Possibility of Safe Return To Classrooms

Detroit Today February 17, 2021

Earlier this year, Gov. Whitmer urged schools to offer in-person learning options by March 1.  Some parents worry it's too soon...

Read More
Scarab Club exhibition "Souls of Black Folk"
  • Community & Quality of Life
  • Culture & Music
  • CultureShift

At One of Detroit’s Oldest Art Institutions, A First — An All-Black Group Exhibition

LaToya Cross, Ryan Patrick Hooper February 16, 2021

When the writer and philosopher W.E.B DuBois wrote “The Souls of Black Folk” in 1903, his observations of being Black...

Read More
Congresswoman Debbie Dingell spoke with WDET during the Mackinac Policy Conference in 2019.
  • Community & Quality of Life
  • Detroit Today with Stephen Henderson
  • Politics, Government & Finance

Rep. Dingell Talks Trump Acquittal and How Country Moves Forward

Detroit Today February 16, 2021

Donald Trump is the first president to be impeached twice while in office. He is also the first president to...

Read More

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 614 615 616 617 618 619 620 … 1,377 Next
* indicates required
I'd like to receive WDET's:
wdet footer logo
npr footer logo

Detroit Public Radio 

Your connection to news, music, conversation.

WDET is a community service of Wayne State University.

Subscribe

CONTACT

Membership

Sponsorship

Studio Rentals

Technical Support

Pitch Us a Story

Help/FAQ

Other Inquiries

Shows

Podcasts

Schedule

Listen Live

Contests & Giveaways

SUPPORT WDET

Membership

Leadership Circle

Car Donations

Business Sponsorship

Broadcast Partners Program

More »

INSIDE WDET

About

Staff

Jobs & Internships

Public File

FCC Applications

© Copyright 2024 by WDET and Wayne State University. All Rights Reserved. This Material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in any form. Terms of Use | Online Privacy Policy