Detroit Public Radio

CultureShift

Hosted by

Tia Graham
Ryan Patrick Hooper
Amanda LeClaire
Rob Reinhart

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Mon – Fri, 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Tues – Sat, 12:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Your soundtrack to discovering Detroit. Music, arts, food and what’s happening (that’s actually worth your time).

Hosts Amanda LeClaire, Ryan Patrick Hooper, Rob Reinhart and Tia Graham will guide you through a playlist of new and iconic music while introducing you to the people that are creating and influencing Detroit culture — from musicians and chefs to poets, filmmakers, visual artists and storytellers.

The CultureShift team will help you navigate what to do each week with a curated calendar of events and spotlights on the most interesting places to visit in our region. And because it’s live, you’ll have a chance to interact with the show each day.

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Playlists

Recent

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Zen teacher talks finding peace in unsettling times

Amanda LeClaire February 2, 2023

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Family attorney shares tips on making financial conversations less awkward

Tia Graham January 30, 2023

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Southfield gallery highlights contemporary African American art in a new exhibit

Tia Graham January 26, 2023

graphic of the book cover for "They Got Daddy: One Family's Reckoning with Racism and Faith" by Sharon Tubbs, alongside a picture of Sharon Tubbs

New book explores how racism is passed down through generational trauma

Tia Graham January 26, 2023

a yellow sweatshirt with "Detroit hustles harder" printed on it hangs on an outdoor fixture

Detroiters have overcome too much to be reduced to a trend

Ryan Patrick Hooper January 25, 2023

Hands of varying skin tones are on a table.

Corporations fell short of their 2020 DEI promises, but strategist says it’s not too late

Tia Graham January 24, 2023

a red graphic with a gold thread weaving through white text that reads, "I can take it from here: a memoir of trauma, prison, and self-empowerment" by Lisa Forbes

An advocate and former prisoner discusses how to recognize trauma

Amanda LeClaire January 24, 2023

Ronya Croitori's third grade class at McIntyre Elementary School in Southfield, Mich.

Southfield teacher uses crowdfunding to help create safe space for her students

Amanda LeClaire January 22, 2023

Detroit musician and composer Marcus Elliot talks turning grief into a work of art

Ryan Patrick Hooper January 20, 2023

Sam’s Jams Live: Dames Brown

Sophia Jozwiak January 18, 2023

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Detroit woman brings fresh, healthy food to her corner of the city

Amanda LeClaire January 18, 2023

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Sold-out charity event to raise money for supportive housing in Detroit

Tia Graham January 17, 2023

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