Honored to help lead #Detroit PBS & be part of The Most Important City In America #TMICIA. Lucky, too, to be married to the Dish & father to Nick.

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People always get this wrong at first try. How many T’s are in that?🤔
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This question separates smart people from geniuses. What is it? 🤔
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Don’t answer too quickly… read it twice! How's this possible.???
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The best cover of all time for this song! ✨
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"If you could only sense how important you are to the lives of those you meet; how important you can be to the people you may never even dream of. There is something of yourself that you leave at every meeting with another person." - Fred Rogers Thank you teachers - Detroit PBS
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TONIGHT at 7:30p ET: A look at Michigan’s Chaldean history, the legacy of Detroit radio station WCHB and more from our Destination Detroit series. Watch it on @Detroit_PBS or OneDetroitPBS.org
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From the Columbia Journalism Review in 2011. The answer is "absolutely!" Coming off an incredible year and jumpstarting the next generation of our partnership with TMICIA - The Most Important City in America. Thanks to our great team and our great partners. Here we go!
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On this day in 2000, On a Detroit public television show called Backstage Pass, the White Stripes made their first TV performance. Full run down of today's Rock History in comments!
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Ever wondered what’s hiding in the deepest, darkest corners of the Great Lakes? We’re teaming up with @HiddenBelowFilm to send an underwater drone to the deepest known point in the Great Lakes on June 6 at 1 PM and livestream what we find. See you there: greatlakesnow.org/hiddenbelo…
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"I believe the time has come to stake another claim in the name of all the people, stake a claim based upon the combined resources of communications." President Lyndon B. Johnson when signing the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 on November 7, 1967
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"Today our problem is not making miracles—but managing miracles. We might well ponder a different question: What hath man wrought—and how will man use his inventions?" President Lyndon B. Johnson November 7, 1967 on the creation of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting
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