9/6/18: ROLE OF MEDIA IN ELECTIONS
Tonight on MiWeek: The MiWeek team and special roundtable guests, Lee Wilkins, Chair of the...
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Tonight on MiWeek: The MiWeek team and special roundtable guests, Lee Wilkins, Chair of the...
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Recently newspapers nationwide pushed back against President Donald Trump as he declared...
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Tonight on MiWeek: MARK WALLACE: Christy talks with Detroit RiverFront Conservancy President...
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Tonight on MiWeek: WHITMER RUNNING MATE – Democratic candidate for Governor Gretchen...
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Tonight on MiWeek: FORD CORKTOWN – Ford announces more details on its planned $740 million...
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Tonight on MiWeek: 2018 MICHIGAN PRIMARY – Voters turned out in droves for Michigan’s...
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Tonight on MiWeek: GUBERNATORIAL RACE- As the Michigan Primary nears, the MiWeek roundtable...
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The Detroit Journalism Cooperative invited all major party candidates to the Detroit Public Television studio for individual, hour-long interviews with a panel of its reporters.
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MSU Interim President John Engler testified before a Congressional subcommittee about the changes MSU has put in place to protect amateur athletes following the Larry Nassar abuse scandal. The MiWeek roundtable analyzes what Engler had to say and whether the changes at the University are enough. Plus, the NCAA says the main reason Detroit lost the bid for future men’s basketball Final Four games was because the city’s hotels did not have the capacity to house each of the four teams in its own hotel. How does the lack of large hotels impact future bids for large events? And as the Michigan Primary draws near, Republican candidate for governor, Lt. Gov. Brian Calley, is verbally attacking front-runner Atty. Gen. Bill Schuette about how little time he has actually spent on the job over the past eight years.
Read MoreJul 23, 2018
What does ‘neighboring’ look like in Detroit’s Islandview neighborhood? Christy McDonald reports.
Read MoreJul 19, 2018
Today the Detroit Journalism Cooperative posted interviews of the candidates. Check out the full interviews at MiWeek.org.
The MiWeek team discusses last-minute sparring and political attacks. Plus, a groundbreaking ceremony for the Gordie Howe International Bridge took place this week, the MiWeek talks about the economic impact for Detroit and Windsor. And a special report from the Detroit neighborhood of Islandview– visit The Commons coffee shop and laundry mat.
Jul 17, 2018
Anti-gerrymandering activists rally outside Deloitte’s Detroit office asking Michigan Chamber of Commerce Chair, and Deloitte Managing Partner, Mark Davidoff to drop a lawsuit against the reform measure. The MiWeek team talks about the ballot proposal and this latest protest.
Read MoreJul 16, 2018
D.L.I.V.E., a program at Detroit’s Sinai-Grace Hospital aimed at reducing gun violence in the city, gets national exposure in the L.A. Times. We take a look at a One Detroit report on the D.L.I.V.E. program, which stands for: DETROIT LIFE IS VALUABLE EVERYDAY.
Read MoreJul 12, 2018
Trump makes his choice for the U.S. Supreme Court in wake of Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement, an anti-gerrymandering activists rally outside Deloitte’s Detroit office, the Detroit Auto Show is reportedly moving to June from January in 2020, plus, a program at Detroit’s Sinai-Grace Hospital aimed at reducing gun violence in the city, gets national exposure in the L.A. Times. Episode 709
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Did you know you can experience the great outdoors in the heart of Detroit?
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The MiWeek team and special roundtable guests, Lee Wilkins, Chair of the Department of Communication of Wayne State University, and Garlin Gilchrist II, Executive Director of U-M Center for Social Media Responsibility, take an in-depth look at the role of media in this year’s elections.
Read MoreJun 28, 2018
Is there a decline in civility in politics? In light of the immigration uproar and other hot button issues, the MiWeek team debates whether more civility is needed or whether anger and passion are necessary in order to bring about change.
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Tonight on MiWeek: FORD & TRAIN STATION: Christy reports on Ford’s announcement that...
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Nolan and Stephen talk with Detroit RiverFront Conservancy Chair Matt Cullen about the Detroit Riverfront — the creation of the RiverWalk, what’s new, its economic impact on the city, how it falls into the bigger development picture in Detroit, and how it helps the perception of the city.
Read MoreJun 7, 2018
Three leaders in the state legislature spoke with Stephen Henderson on his WDET radio show during the Mackinac Policy Conference. In this excerpt, they talk about pending legislation that will protect abuse survivors in light of the Larry Nassar MSU case and a bill that would force Michigan Medicaid recipients to work. And Nolan Finley caught up with Detroit News pollster Richard Czuba at the Mackinac Policy Conference.
Read MoreMay 30, 2018
PBS CEO Paula Kerger delivered a keynote speech at the 2018 Mackinac Policy Conference. She addressed issues of trust, civility and public media’s role in American society. Christy McDonald, anchor at Detroit Public TV interviews Ms. Kerger after her speech.
Read MoreMay 30, 2018
View the webcast schedule for the 2018 Mackinac Policy Conference.
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The MiWeek team took the show on the road to discuss the present and future of workforce development in Michigan.
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Tonight on MiWeek: MSU SETTLEMENT: Michigan State University reaches a financial settlement with...
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Christy caught up with Detroit Regional Chamber CEO Sandy Baruah and 2018 Mackinac Policy Conference Chair Ray Telang to find out more about this year’s conference themes. The MiWeek team discuss the policy conference pillars and agenda.
Read MoreMay 16, 2018
Detroit is the only city in the U.S. designated a Unesco City of Design. How does design make a difference for the people living in Detroit, and how does it influence economic growth? MiWeek’s Christy McDonald spoke with Design Core Detroit’s Olga Stella to find out.
Read MoreMay 10, 2018
A One Detroit report looks at a new regional transit plan that is drawing both skepticism and support in southeast Michigan. The MiWeek team debates the plan’s pros and cons and talk about how some state lawmakers are pushing for communities to be able to opt out of the plan. Plus, Christy talks with Olga Stella, the head of Design Core Detroit, about the role of design industries in the city’s economy. Episode 702
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Coming up, Nolan Finley’s interview with Michigan State interim president, John Engler. Plus, a big milestone for Detroit; no more state oversight. We’ll debate the significance. Episode 701
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Tonight on MiWeek: The MiWeek team and special roundtable guests Lee Wilkins and Garlin Gilchrist...
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Democrats hoping for a blue wave this November; Michigan republicans get tough in the governor’s race; and bigger concerns over the line 5 pipeline in the straits of Mackinac. Episode 651
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There are some tough numbers when it comes to Michigan school achievement, a closer look. Plus, a...
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Talking Facebook privacy and the future of social media; a bad schools report card; and bottled water in Flint. Episode 650
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Tonight on MiWeek: LUCK, INC.: A special One Detroit report on the non-profit organization LUCK,...
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From MSU’s latest crisis to a debate over repealing the second amendment to pushing for regional transit. Plus, we head to Islandview in a One Detroit special report and hear some concerns, as that neighborhood changes. Episode 468
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Christy, Nolan and Stephen are at the Solutions Summit: An Educated Michigan event, co-hosted by...
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How divided are we in Michigan? A new documentary takes a hard look at where we stand. Nolan goes one on one with former senator Carl Levin about politics in DC. A bad interview with education secretary Betsy DeVos puts Michigan schools in the national spotlight. Keeping track of who is taking water out of the great lakes. Episode 646
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Mayor Duggan’s state of the city- where is Detroit headed? Plus, a report on Dreamers in limbo, and how to engage more people in the political process. Episode 645
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Tonight on MiWeek: Christy, Nolan and Stephen are at the Detroit Regional Chamber’s annual...
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School safety, school voices, and the gun debate in Michigan and across the country. Plus, a One Detroit closer look at the plans in the running for the west riverfront. Episode 643
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Transit talks breakdown; A one-on-one with Wayne county executive Warren Evans. Plus, the debate over where regional transit heads next. Episode 642
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Are we spending the right amount of money for the best education in Michigan? Plus, the value of an endorsement – it’s a crowded race to replace congressman John Conyers. And MSU’s crisis brings debate over how universities are governed. Episode 641
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President Trump’s state of the union address; Plus, Nassar’s victim count goes higher amid leadership changes at MSU. Is Engler the right move? Daniel Howes of the Detroit News sits in for Nolan Finley. Episode 640
Read MoreJan 25, 2018
It’s all about Michigan this week- the state’s growth, priorities, and potential. Nolan goes one on one with Governor Snyder; and the missteps at Michigan State University during the Nassar case that led to a national uproar. So what’s next? Ep 639
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Tonight on MiWeek: ENGLER & MSU: Nolan sat down with MSU Interim President John Engler for...
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The North American International Auto Show this week, plus Senator Gary Peters joins us. And the deportation story from Michigan that has caused a national outrage. Episode 638
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Oprah vs. Trump and how we look at the presidency. Plus, a judge’s decision changes the DACA debate. Will voters take on regional transit again? And the story behind a new mural in capital park. Episode 637
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It’s 2018 – our take on the biggest Michigan stories to watch for the new year. Plus, Nolan talks Macomb County corruption with Candice Miller. And Erin Einhorn from Chalkbeat Detroit details the successes and struggles for Detroit Public Schools so far this year. Episode 636
Read MoreDec 14, 2017
The results of the Alabama senate race send a message to Michigan republicans. Plus, the growing pressure on Michigan State University over the Nasser sexual assault case. Also, coming up, a One Detroit in depth look at the new ordinance trying to protect the health of people who live in southwest Detroit. Episode 633
Read MoreDec 7, 2017
Congressman John Conyers ends his historic career amid sexual harassment allegations, and the fierce jockeying for his job is on. Plus, a change in the Detroit skyline is on the way. And a One Detroit special report on the most polluted zip code in the state. Episode 632
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Harassment claims against congressman John Conyers, a closer look at the deal over line 5 and the safety debate, and Brian Calley gets in the 2018 governor’s race. Episode 631
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A sobering look at the reality of thousands of dreamers could face if they are deported from the US. Plus the future of manufacturing in Michigan, also the art of disagreeing. And the inspiration behind some of the funniest political cartoons. Episode 630
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The MiWeek team talks about some of the issues that may show up on the 2018 ballot and what impact they could have on the Governor’s race. And a Bridge Magazine report ties Detroit’s home demolition blitz to an...
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A closer look at Michigan’s competitive edge in attracting business; A look at the election results; and the debate over carrying guns in Michigan schools. Episode 628
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Tonight on MiWeek: STATE OF THE REGION REPORT: The Detroit Regional Chamber has released a comprehensive report looking at the state of the Southeast Michigan region. Christy talks with Chamber CEO Sandy Baruah about the...
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Incumbent mayor Mike Duggan and challenger state senator Coleman Young II debated Wednesday night. This was Young’s chance with TV airtime to take swings at Duggan and make the case to voters that he has better solutions to fighting crime, neighborhood development, and service expansion. Episode 626
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Incumbent Mayor Mike Duggan and challenger State Senator Coleman Young II came together to debate...
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Tonight on MiWeek: DETROIT AMAZON BID: The deadline is Thursday, October 19 for cities to submit...
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Tonight on MiWeek: DETROIT MAYORAL RACE: The Detroit Mayoral election is just a few weeks away,...
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Tonight on MiWeek: 1.) LAS VEGAS MASS SHOOTING: After the worst mass shooting in U.S. history,...
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Tonight on MiWeek: DPSCD’s DR. NIKOLAI VITTI: In an excerpt from Christy and...
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Tonight on MiWeek: MICHIGAN GOP: Michigan Republicans are gathering for their leadership...
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Tonight on MiWeek: POLITICS IN MICHIGAN: There were major announcements from two Michigan...
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Tonight on MiWeek: DACA: President Trump says he is phasing out the DACA (Deferred Action for...
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Tonight on MiWeek: EDUCATION IN MICHIGAN: The MiWeek team takes an in-depth look at the state of...
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Tonight on MiWeek: Watch Now: View Clips > Watch MiWeek every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on WTVS...
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Tonight on MiWeek: VIRGINIA VIOLENCE: The MiWeek team takes an in-depth look at the violence in...
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Tonight on MiWeek: DETROIT PRIMARY: Detroit’s primary resulted in at least one surprise...
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Tonight on MiWeek: Detroit’s primary is next Tuesday and key races include the Mayor, City...
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Tonight on MiWeek: IRAQI DEPORTATION: A federal judge in Detroit issues a preliminary injunction...
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Tonight on MiWeek: REGIONAL TRANSIT PLAN: Christy talks with SEMCOG Executive Director Kathleen...
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Tonight on MiWeek: DETROIT MAYOR’S RACE: We’re just weeks away from the August...
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Tonight on MiWeek: Christy hosts a special edition of MiWeek featuring her favorite interviews...
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Tonight on MiWeek: FLINT WATER TAX LIENS: The City of Flint and the State of Michigan are at odds...
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Tonight on MiWeek: DETROIT 1967: As the Detroit Historical Museum prepares to open its...
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Tonight on MiWeek: CONGRESSIONAL ATTACK: Members of Michigan’s Congressional delegation...
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Tonight on MiWeek: JAMES COMEY TESTIFIES: Fired FBI Director James Comey testifies before the...
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The question to Mayor Duggan was blunt: How do we make Detroit a great place to raise a young...
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Tonight on MiWeek: MACKINAC POLICY CONFERENCE: Christy talks with Detroit Regional Chamber...
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Tonight on MiWeek: PRESIDENT TRUMP & RUSSIA: The controversy over alleged ties to Russia...
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Tonight on MiWeek: DEPORTATION FIGHT: MiWeek airs a One Detroit/Bridge Magazine report about a...
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Tonight on MiWeek: QLINE: Detroit’s QLINE opens to the public next week, but the media got...
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The MiWeek team talk primary elections LIVE from Detroit’s Two James Spirits. Special guests...
Read MoreA $500,000 appropriation from last year’s state budget will take the Detroit-based organization to Lansing and Flint.
The Black barbershop is a sanctuary for grooming and public rest and a pulpit to express joy, debate values and politics in a community that is affirming and safe.
The Black barbershop is a sanctuary for grooming and public rest and a pulpit to express joy, debate values and politics in a community that is affirming and safe.
Michael Cunningham II, a fierce advocate for bus riders and drivers in Detroit, has landed a one-bedroom apartment after nearly a decade of housing insecurity.
Jonathan Eig’s King: A Life, delves into never-before-seen papers, archives and Martin Luther King’s humanity.
Former President Donald Trump and other defendants in Georgia's election interference case are seeking to appeal a judge's ruling not to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from their prosecution.
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared his intention to advance deeper into Ukraine and voiced new threats against the West a day after he secured his fifth term in office. It was an election with no suspense and whose outcome was preordained. Nick Schifrin discussed what Putin's continued rule means for Russia, Ukraine, the United States and the world with Fiona Hill and Evgenia Kara-Murza.
Former President Donald Trump is under fire again for comments made during a controversial speech at a campaign event for Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno over the weekend. Extremism experts say it's just part of escalating violent rhetoric on the campaign trail. Geoff Bennett reports.