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07/05/2025

Today on Modern Music with Jon Moshier, we mark the halfway point of 2025 with two hours of Jon’s favorite releases of the year so far, including the debut from NYC post-punk band TVOD, the second record from Montreal psych rockers Population II, the return of Stereolab, local music from Idle Ray and much more! Listen live from 4–6 PM on 101.9 FM, wdet.org/listen-live + the WDET app 🎶

07/03/2025

Tonight on Alternate Take, Liz Warner shares more of her favorite music releases from this year, including Angel Olsen covering a song from Poppy Jean Crawford, the Nigerian sibling duo The Cavemen., a resurfaced cover of Funkadelic’s “Maggot Brain” by the French duo AIR, a new remix of music by The Cure, and more. Listen live from 8–10 PM on 101.9 FM, wdet.org/listen-live + the WDET app 🎶

07/03/2025

In late March, a severe ice storm struck the northern part of Michigan. Months later, most areas have reopened to the public, but the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is warning visitors to be cautious and expect some trail and road closures to still be in place for their safety.

WDET reports: https://buff.ly/ZfzJ95a
Photo by Jenny Sherman, WDET

07/03/2025

Today is the LAST DAY to cast your vote for who should perform on the Sounds Like Detroit stage at Batch Brewing Company on August 14! Watch the semi-finalist performances and make your pick before midnight tonight at wdet.org/tinydesk 🌟

07/02/2025

Tonight on The Boulevard, Waajeed celebrates electronic dance music with future classics by Jay Sound and deep cuts by veterans Kerri Chandler and Trevor Rockcliffe. Then in the Frequency Hour, we deep dive into the selections with little talk and big vibes. Listen live from 8–10 PM on 101.9 FM, wdet.org/listen-live + the WDET app 🛸

07/02/2025

A new data map from American Forests and the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation is highlighting “shade deserts” across the U.S., including in Detroit. WDET’s Amanda LeClaire reports 🌡️

A new data map from American Forests and the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation is highlighting "shade deserts" across the U.S., including Detroit.

07/01/2025

Tonight on The Detroit Move, host Mike Latulippe shares music from Ike and Tina Turner, The Small Faces, and The Velvet Underground. Plus, a load of sounds out of Detroit from Lee Rogers, Nelson Sanders, The Fabulous Playboys and The Go. Listen live at 8 PM on 101.9 FM, wdet.org/listen-live + the WDET app 🎶

07/01/2025

A new Black-owned, Detroit-based magazine shows readers that everyone can live a life of luxury. divinemagazine.co’s Charde Goins joined The Metro to discuss her journey to launching her own fashion publication and what inspires her about Detroit’s fashion scene 🪡

Hear her conversation: https://buff.ly/m2cDMlO 🎧
Photo by Marie Sanders, WDET 📸

06/30/2025

WDET has weathered many changes in government priorities, but we’ve always had one constant — you.

To fight back against looming threats to federal funding, we’re looking to add 1,000 more members to reinforce our future. With your support, we can grow more resilient and fortified from external threats to independent journalism and public media that our communities rely on. Can we count on you?

Join us at wdet.org/give, and send this to a friend to help us reach our goal 💪