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Dr. Megan Sandel from Boston University's School of Medicine talks with One Detroit about how your zip code might determine your health more than your own genetic code.

Hate crimes are on the rise in Michigan and across the nation. We’ll talk about this disturbing trend and the people who are affected with the director of the Michigan Department of Civil rights, Agustin Arbulu. Episode 4606/Segment 1

A continued look back at the 1967 rebellion with the Detroit Historical Society’s Oral History Project with Sandy Pierce of Huntington Bank. Episode 4605/Segment 2

Father Solanus Casey, a humble Capuchin Friar who has been credited with a miraculous cure, is the second American-born male to be beatified by the Catholic Church. Detroit Public Television is honored to rebroadcast the Beatification Mass of Father Casey originally held Nov. 18 at Ford Field.

Some longtime Detroit businesses are getting the opportunity to improve their curb appeal, thanks to financial assistance from the Motor City Re-Store program. The first grants in the business façade improvement program were recently announced. Stephen talks to Michael Rafferty from the DEGC along with two of the grant recipients: Joe Spencer and Julian Hill. Ep 4605/Seg 1

A Detroit-Area non-profit is helping female survivors of abuse grow their confidence, learn a skill, and earn income. Mend on the Move sells handcrafted jewelry created by women who are in revoery from abusive relationships or situations. Ep 4605/Segment 3

In a One Detroit special report, we’re taking a closer look at air quality control issues here in the Detroit. There are also a host of health issues because of airborne chemicals like sulfur dioxide. And there’s something called fugitive dust. This is an ongoing battle, balancing the output of industry and the health of the people who live around it. Ep 633/Segment 3

Dr. Guy Meadows, Director of The Great Lakes Research Center at Michigan Tech, updates Great Lakes Now on his risk assessment of Line 5 project.