‘Crimetown’ Podcast Turns To Detroit
Each season of the “Crimetown” podcast (by Gimlet media) investigates a new city’s crimes and now it’s Detroits turn. Hosts Marc Smerling and Zac Stuart-Pontier begin the new season by diving into a potential corruption within the Detroit Police Force and what happened when one of their own sought the truth. I enjoy this podcast […]
Read More“Soaring Stripes” 3v3 Basketball Tournament to increase student involvement in Wayne-Westland
The tournament is on Saturday, May 11th at John Glenn high school. It is named “Soaring Stripes” and the cost for each player is $25 until after April 1, where it becomes $35. This tournament is open to all 4th and 5th graders in Wayne-Westland only, and each team must have a supervisor over 18 […]
Read MoreUnlocking A World Of Knowledge: “The Daily” Podcast
Recently, I came upon “The Daily,” a New York Times Podcast hosted by Michael Barbaro. “The Daily” podcast is a great way to stay up to date on the news in a convenient and enjoyable way. “The Daily” podcast airs on weekdays for an average of 20-25 minutes. I listened to the podcast titled “How […]
Read MoreDelving into Detroit’s Past: A Journey with “The Detroit History Podcast”
As an avid podcast listener, I am always on the lookout for captivating podcasts that offer unique perspectives and engaging content. Recently, I stumbled upon “The Detroit History Podcast,” hosted by Tim Kiska. This podcast explores the rich and colorful history of Detroit, offering listeners a fascinating journey through time. With each episode, Tim Kiska […]
Read MoreNot From Here: diversity, culture, value and emotions
Not From Here, a series of interviews by Jaafar Issa, has been my go-to podcast. The interviews are raw and authentic, shining light on important topics for the community. In this episode, Batool Makki, a behavioral health therapist, dives deep into substance abuse and gateway drugs. She discusses topics that are “taboo” in the Arab […]
Read MoreJournalism Monopolies: The Unseen Effects
Monopolies are a common aspect of business across many fields. This is true for journalism as well, though monopolies are a sensitive subject they are a prevalent part of the American lifestyle. There are multiple companies that have become responsible for leading the media, however some larger corporations have become umbrellas for many smaller companies. […]
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