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Detroit Public TV (DPTV) began broadcasting in 1955 as WTVS Channel 56, a non-commercial, educational TV station licensed to the Detroit Educational Television Foundation. As a community licensee, DPTV now operates five digital broadcast television channels. The digital service was launched in October 2000. The former analog Channel 56 service ended in 2009 when all broadcast television completed the changeover to digital. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesDetroit PBS Arts & Culture Season 1 Episodes | DPTV
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Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit, Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum | One Detroit One Detroit Full Episodes Archives | One Detroit on April 12, 2024 at 3:22 pm - Detroit Public TV
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan shares what people can expect during the 2024 NFL Draft April 25-27. Visit Detroit President and CEO Claude Molinari and Faye Nelson from the Detroit Sports Organizing Corp discuss the NFL Draft’s impact on tourism in the city. Plus, a visit to the Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Museum shows an iconic collection of Detroit automotive history. Read Now at One Detroit. Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan shares what people can expect during the 2024 NFL Draft April 25-27.
2024 Freep Film Festival, ‘Rouge’ Documentary, Weekend events | One Detroit One Detroit Full Episodes Archives | One Detroit on April 5, 2024 at 3:42 pm - Detroit Public TV
One Detroit contributor Stephen Henderson talks with Freep Film Festival Artistic Director and Co-Founder, Kathy Kieliszewski, and local filmmaker Razi Jafri about this year’s Freep Film Festival. One Detroit Senior Producer Bill Kubota interviews filmmaker Hamoody Jaafar about the documentary “Rouge” that’s opening the film festival. Plus, check out some upcoming events on “One Detroit Weekend.” Read Now at One Detroit.
Michigan U.S. Senate seat, AI for Mobility Project, Detroit Opera season, Weekend events | One Detroit One Detroit Full Episodes Archives | One Detroit on March 29, 2024 at 2:55 pm - Detroit Public TV
Contributors Stephen Henderson, Nolan Finley and Zoe Clark weigh in on a tight Michigan U.S. senate race ahead of the 2024 election. Wayne State University’s AI for Mobility Program seeks to improve Detroit’s public transit system. Detroit Opera presents two new operas making their Detroit premiere. Plus, ways to celebrate Easter Sunday, the spring season and more on “One Detroit Weekend.” Read Now at One Detroit.
Venezuelan migrants in Detroit, Heart disease, Detroit DJ Whodat, One Detroit Weekend | One Detroit One Detroit Full Episodes Archives | One Detroit on March 22, 2024 at 1:15 am - Detroit Public TV
Church of the Messiah supports more than 60 Venezuelan migrants who have recently arrived in Detroit. New data from the medical team at EHproject show African American women are at a greater risk for heart disease than white women. Detroit DJ Whodat talks with contributor Chien-An Yuan for Women’s History Month. Plus, check out ways to spend the first weekend of spring on “One Detroit Weekend.” Read Now at One Detroit.
Schoolcraft residents vs. dust, Grow Detroit’s Young Talent, St. Patrick’s Day events | One Detroit One Detroit Full Episodes Archives | One Detroit on March 15, 2024 at 2:58 pm - Detroit Public TV
Detroit residents fight against heavy industry and concrete dust affecting air quality and living conditions in the Schoolcraft neighborhood. Grow Detroit’s Young Talent summer jobs program returns for its 10th year to recruit and employ thousands of Detroit teens and young adults. Plus, find ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and more around Detroit on “One Detroit Weekend.” Read Now at One Detroit.
Kara Swisher discusses "A Tech Love Story" memoir
Join us Monday, March 18 at 6 p.m. The University of Michigan Wallace House Center for Journalists hosts tech journalist Kara Swisher in conversation with General Motors CEO Mary Barra as part of its continuing series: “Democracy in Crisis: Views from the Press.” Swisher will sit down with Barra to discuss her new memoir, “Burn Book: A Tech Love Story,” and explore the dynamic interplay of legacy companies, innovation, strategic bets on the future, and tech’s potential to solve problems and...
Drummer Gayelynn McKinney, Detroit Fine Arts Breakfast Club, St. Patrick’s Day events | One Detroit
For Women’s History Month, Detroit jazz drummer Gayelynn McKinney talks about her roots in jazz and the importance of showcasing women in music. Senior Producer Bill Kubota takes viewers to the Detroit Fine Arts Breakfast Club for a look at how it’s paving the way for the city’s emerging artists. Plus, ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and more on “One Detroit Weekend.” Read Now at One Detroit.
State of the State, Jollibee opening, Detroit Youth Choir, Lions Superfans, Weekend events | One Detroit
One Detroit contributors Stephen Henderson, Nolan Finley and Zoe Clark weigh in on Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s sixth State of the State address. Contributor Daijah Moss visits the grand opening of Jollibee in Sterling Heights. The Detroit Youth Choir is featured in a new Disney+ series. Detroit Lions superfans share their enthusiasm for the team’s winning season. Plus, upcoming weekend events. Read Now at One Detroit.
Detroit’s Chinatowns, Black realism, Ruth E. Carter exhibit, One Detroit Weekend | One Detroit
The Detroit Historical Museum unveils “Detroit’s Chinatowns,” an exhibit that navigates the 150-year history of Detroit’s Chinese community. The Cranbrook Art Museum opens a new exhibit, “Skilled Labor: Black Realism in Detroit,” looking at Black life in Detroit. Oscar-winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter discusses her “Afrofuturism in Costume Design” exhibit. Plus, “One Detroit Weekend.” Read Now at One Detroit.