Season Five is Here. Season Five of the Detroit History Podcast will explore the life and career of boxing icon, Joe Louis. We’ll jump into the true crime genre, digging into the story of a brutal triple-beheading on Detroit’s east side, in which three people were found in a van, their heads and hands hacked off. We’ll go further back in time, telling the story of a Native American Burial Mound on... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | HistoryEducation |
It's been 5 years since the Detroit History Podcast originally released their podcast on the 1957 NFL champion Detroit Lions. Much has changed with Lions brass in the past few years, and it has finally led to post-season success in the Motor City. Th... more
Ketamine has found wide uses since the 1960s: As a painkiller, an anesthetic, a street drug consumed at raves, and -- now -- considered by many to be an exciting new treatment for depression. We explore how ketamine was developed here in Detroit, at ... more
Broadcaster Fran Harris's life was a lifetime of firsts. She was the first woman newscaster in Detroit radio during World War II, persuading her bosses at WWJ to abandon its "guys only" tradition. And when television came along in Detroit on Channel ... more
A longstanding community called Mexicantown on Detroit's southwest side has persevered for around a century. The area of restaurants, shops, and bakeries anchors a key ethnic community in Detroit. For many, the journey here was prompted by a search f... more
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Hopefully there are more new shows on the way - an excellent history lesson. I really appreciate the effort your team puts in.
Overall great show but the highlight for me is the fact based research regarding the rise and fall of Detroit.
I initially thought this would be a short lived podcast due to the topic. But, they keep delivering interesting episodes that grab my attention.
There are about 3 episodes out of 51 that are interesting and worth a listen. The rest are nothing but white guilt drivel. Let me sum up ALL of Detroit’s history per this podcast: Blacks made Detroit great since 1701 but whites are racists and have been destroying everything they’ve done. They’re called RIOTS! Say it! Riot. Not civil disobedience or rebellions. Stop interjecting modern liberal politics into history PLEASE
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Apple Podcasts | #204 | United States/History |
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