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The Metro covers local and regional news and current affairs, arts and cultural events and topics, with a commitment to airing perspectives and uncovering stories underreported by mainstream media in Detroit.
Hosts: Tia Graham and Robyn Vincent
Producers: Sam Corey, Cary Junior II, Jack Filbrandt
Engineer: Nate Bender
Senior Producer: David Leins
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Recent stories from The Metro
The Metro: Fatherhood then and now, stories and lessons from dads
Dads from The Metro and beyond reflect on how fatherhood has changed and what they’ve learned along the way.
The Metro:What Detroit’s Latino community wants from the next mayor
Cindy Gamboa of MI Poder joins The Metro to share what issues Detroit’s Latino residents hope the next mayor will address.
The Metro: Detroit’s Senior Olympics wraps with awards and celebration
Crystal Perkins joins The Metro to talk about Detroit’s Senior Olympics and how the city is celebrating its older residents this weekend.
The Metro: No Kings protests planned nationwide this weekend
Rev. Barry Randolph joins The Metro to talk about this weekend’s nationwide “NO KINGS” protests and why he’s calling for peaceful action.
The Metro: Can Detroit grow its way out of decline?
Mayoral candidate Rogelio Landin proposes annexing nearby suburbs to reverse Detroit’s population loss and expand opportunity.
The Metro: American Jewish identity and the weight of rising antisemitism
As violence and rhetoric escalate, American Jews are navigating complex emotions, rising antisemitism, and diverging views on Israel.
The Metro: The Razor’s Edge with Keith Famie
Filmmaker Keith Famie joins The Metro to discuss The Razor’s Edge, his Emmy-nominated documentary on homelessness, hunger, and humanity.
The Metro: Black Twitter’s evolution as a pillar of pop culture
Black Twitter reshaped how we watch TV together through memes, jokes, and real-time reactions. Professor Sherri Williams explains on The Metro today.
The Metro: Detroit vs Speculators: The lawsuit that never was
Detroit battles a new housing crisis: speculation and risky rent-to-own deals. What happened to efforts to hold speculators accountable?
The Metro: Routine checkups boost men’s lifespan
Men’s Health Month aims to close the life expectancy gap with awareness, support, and services—especially for Black men in Detroit and beyond.
The Metro: Canadian wildfire smoke is clouding Michigan skies. An expert shares how to stay safe
Air quality across the Midwest has recently been some of the worst in the world. Dr. Omer Awan joins The Metro to discuss the lesser-known health risks of wildfire.
The Metro: Satori Shakoor ‘Confessions of a menopausal femme fatale’
Satori Shakoor brings humor to menopause in her new comedy special, streaming June 12 on major platforms.
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