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Journalists quickly become subject experts on the stories they cover. Ann Arborite Michael Hodges spent 30 years at The Detroit News. No doubt his research and storytelling skills positioned him well to become an author. Join Deb Polich on this edition of "creative:impact" to meet journalist turned author, Michael Hodges. They talk about his career and his recent book about famed architect Albert Kahn.
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The Cinetopia Film Festival has wrapped and was a massive success! In this week's "Cinema Chat," WEMU's David Fair talks to Michigan Theater program…
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The lineup for the Cinetopia Film Festival has been set! In this week's "Cinema Chat," WEMU's Patrick Campion talks to Michigan Theater executive director…
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Same great movie news, different morning host. In this week's "Cinema Chat," WEMU's Patrick Campion fills in for David Fair and talks to Michigan Theater…
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Detroit's emergency manager is praising workers and retirees who approved pension cuts as a way to get the city out of bankruptcy. Results filed late…
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Detroit due to report results from pension vote The city of Detroit is expected to report the results of voting on pension cuts by retirees and former and…
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An effort by deep-pocketed philanthropists to save the bankrupt city of Detroit's art treasures culminated today when Michigan Governor Rick Snyder…
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Detroit City Council has reaffirmed its approval to move artwork threatened by the city's bankruptcy into a charitable trust. The council took a second…
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General Motors, Ford and Chrysler are stepping into Detroit's bankruptcy picture by pledging $26 million to help support retiree pensions while keeping…
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Cinetopia starts tonight in Ann Arbor with screenings of “1982,” “The Skeleton Twins” & John Sayles’ “Go For Sisters!” Coming live-in-person to the…