Detroit Is Different

I oh MyPerformed by Khary WAE Frazier & Shiron DeniseNotes of an Artist/Activist album released in 2009Produced by Ian Sherman Written by K. Frazier & I. ShermanHip-hop Vocalist Khary WAE FrazierSoul Vocalist Shiron Denise

Dr Robert Bland is a professor, historian, and school administrator. For over 40 years he worked throughout the Detroit community as an advocate for education. His life’s work of providing information as a lead historian on the Middle Passage (journey of kidnapped, captured, and enslaved peoples of Africa taken to Latin & North America).

The Michigan Citizen Newspaper presents podcasted interviews with participants of Techonomy Detroit 2014. Khary Frazier of Detroit is Different hosts the series of interview shorts recorded Tuesday September 16, 2014. This interview features Liz Shuler. Liz is the Secretary Treasurer of the AFL-CIO, and Officer for Women & Youth Engagement.

The Michigan Citizen Newspaper presents podcasted interviews with participants of Techonomy Detroit 2014. Khary Frazier of Detroit is Different hosts the series of interview shorts recorded Tuesday September 16, 2014. This interview features Gabriella Gomez-Mont. Gabriella is the Chief Creativity Officer for Mexico City.

The Michigan Citizen Newspaper presents podcasted interviews with participants of Techonomy Detroit 2014. Khary Frazier of Detroit is Different hosts the series of interview shorts recorded Tuesday September 16, 2014. This interview features Charlie Molthrop. Charlie is a Venture for America Fellow working with Next Energy in Detroit.

The Michigan Citizen Newspaper presents podcasted interviews with participants of Techonomy Detroit 2014. Khary Frazier of Detroit is Different hosts the series of interview shorts recorded Tuesday September 16, 2014. This interview features David Kirkpatrick. David is the founder of Techonomy.

The Michigan Citizen Newspaper presents podcasted interviews with participants of Techonomy Detroit 2014. Khary Frazier of Detroit is Different hosts the series of interview shorts recorded Tuesday September 16, 2014. This interview features Marlin Page. Marlin is the founder and speaker for Sister’s Code.

The Michigan Citizen Newspaper presents podcasted interviews with participants of Techonomy Detroit 2014. Khary Frazier of Detroit is Different hosts the series of interview shorts recorded Tuesday September 16, 2014. This interview features Laura Mather. Laura is the founder and CEO of Unitive.

The Michigan Citizen Newspaper presents podcasted interviews with participants of Techonomy Detroit 2014. Khary Frazier of Detroit is Different hosts the series of interview shorts recorded Tuesday September 16, 2014. This interview features Arun Sundararajan. Arun is a NYU professor of Urban Science.

The Michigan Citizen Newspaper presents podcasted interviews with participants of Techonomy Detroit 2014. Khary Frazier of Detroit is Different hosts the series of interview shorts recorded Tuesday September 16, 2014. This interview features Justin Fox. Justin is the NY Editor of the Harvard Business Review.

<font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Living Proof (Young Black Youth) </font><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Written by K. Frazier </font><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Vocals performed by Khary WAE Frazier </font><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Produced & Composed by Joe Black</font><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Mixed by John Brown Jr.</font><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Recorded at Sights & Sounds Studios Southfield MI & John Brown Jr. Studios </font><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">From the ‘Broken English Ideologies’ EP 2015</font>

This Detroit is Different podcast welcomes you all to listen to the interview I held with Detroiter, Creative, Entrepreneur, and Social Advocate Phillip Cooley. Phillip is best known in Detroit as the owner of Slows Bar B Q restaurant. In our conversation we discuss family, business, traveling, Chicago and Detroit. The interview with Cooley gives insight to being and staying creative. His story into how Slows Bar B Q began is humbling. I gath [...]

Detroit is Different featured the theme of Summer for July of 2014. My podcast guest was Henry Tyler. Henry is a Detroit legend in media and broadcast. Tyler worked on the Detroit classic Dance show ‘The Scene.’ He and RJ Watkins later hosted the ‘The New Dance Show’ and grew to owning TV33 and 88.1fm. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com and read more about Khary WAE Frazier and the Detroit is Different movement.

Detroit is Different featured Music for May of 2014 and the guest on the podcast is Carolyn Striho. Carolyn is a musician, vocalist, song writer, and passionate performer from Detroit. Her work has won many Detroit Music Awards and traveled the world. On the Podcast we discuss her passion for music. Also her band with husband Scott Dailey (guitar). This is a fun and inspirational conversation. Join in and listen.Also support the Detroit is Different movement online at www.detroitisdifferent.com. Khary WAE Frazier

Detroit is Different is about exposing artistry, business, ideas, and the dynamic people, places, and things that I know make Detroit a mecca. The movement is supported by www.detroitisdifferent.com, social networking friends, an email list, and a podcast.The Detroit is Different podcast starts off running. I hosted a live event where I recorded a conversation with Malik Yakini. The event was 7 o’clock Saturday Stories. Malik Yakini is a person [...]