PRODUCED BY DETROIT SCHOOL OF ARTS STUDENTS
Beverly Morrison-Green, Radio/TV Special Instructor
In an effort to create pre-professional experiences for the students in the Radio/TV program at Detroit School of Arts, Youth Communications Concepts, under the direction of Beverly Morrison-Green, has created student-produced radio shows, which air on Detroit Public Schools Radio, 90.9 FM every Wednesday at 7:00pm.
For more information, call 313-494-6314.
View the shows available on demand.
SIS: Sisters Inspiring Sisters
7:00 p.m. | First Wednesday of each month
Sisters Inspiring Sisters is a non-profit agency in the City of Detroit, created by Detroit School of Arts alumni Nakesha Woods (class of 1997). Topics for the show includes dating violence, women who beat the odds, female professionals, DPS success, teen pregnancy, STI prevention, and much more. SIS is hosted and produced by DSA student Ejiro Enajero; co-host Nakesha Woods; editor, Antonio Smith; Executive producer, Beverly Morrison-Green.
MOMENTUM-Moving Our MEN Toward Upward Mobility
7:30 p.m. | First Wednesday of each month
The inspiration for MOMENTUM developed after talking with young men at Detroit Public Schools and seeing their determination not to fall into the statistical web of the inner city. MOMENTUM will inspire, encourage, and support the aspirations of young people with stories of success against the odds, boosting self-esteem and positive attitudes, celebration of manhood, building job skills and much more. MOMENTUM is hosted by DSA alumni Brandon Clark; producer/editor, Antonio Smith; executive producer, Beverly Morrison-Green.
Can U Relate
7:00 p.m. | Second Wednesday of each month
A teen talk show produced for and by Detroit Public Schools students to voice their concerns, frustrations, issues, and to celebrate successes. Can U Relate deals with real-life subject matter of Detroit students including, teen violence, social media, non-profit youth organizations and foundations, literacy issues, DPS success stories, getting into college, and much more. Can U Relate is hosted by Detroit School of Arts Junior, Seavion Jones, with our resident counselor and academic counselor at Detroit School of Arts, Dr. Danielle Penson. Can U Relate is produced by Detroit School of Arts Sophomore, Kandi Alexander; theme music created and produced by Detroit School of Arts Senior, Jameer Harris; executive director, Beverly Morrison-Green.
Uniquely Gifted
7:30 p.m. | Second Wednesday of each month
Uniquely Gifted highlights the accomplishments of individuals with unique challenges. Uniquely Gifted is hosted and produced by DPS alumni Ericka Fletcher and created by DPS teacher (Communication Media Arts) Michelle Parizon (executive producer). Beverly Morrison-Green, producer.
Literature, Lyrics, and Lines
7:00 – 8:00 p.m. | Third Wednesday of each month
Literature, Lyrics, and Lines will feature guests who have written books, short stories, poems spoken word, songs, inspirational rap, plays, television shows, radio shows, scripts, and screen plays. The students also introduce listeners to Detroit area literary organizations and publishers. Literature, Lyrics, and Lines is hosted and produced by Detroit School of Arts graduate Akil Alvin; editor Antonio Smith; executive producer Beverly Morrison-Green.
Need To Talk
7:00 – 8:00 p.m. | Fourth Wednesday of each month
An hour long talk show hosted by Dr. Deborah Spence, Licensed Professional Counselor and featuring frequent guests.
On drive home I heard the announcer say they video game music will be played. I walk into the house and hear Chrono Cross’ Time Scar play. Some one has some very good taste to even know of that one outside the love of games and music.
Too many assume that video games aren’t art despite all that goes into them beyond story and visuals so I am not only surprised but very happy to hear that others can enjoy this part of video games as much as we do!
Thank you Philip, we think orchestrated video game music fits in nicely with our programming and there’s lots of good stuff to choose from so we sprinkle it in from time to time. Thank you for the note, it’s nice to hear you liked it!
I tend not to have the time to listen to DPS radio, but I am listening tonight–Polar Vortex Wednesday, 2019–and I find the conversation happening among these engaging, learned, and compassionate women engrossing and unexpectedly helpful. Thanks so much for airing this; I’m sure everyone listening has found something applicable to their unique circumstances in this far-ranging talk.
Thank you very much Tamara. We hope you stay warm!
This is a very poignant subject, the story on grief during the holidays. My wife passed away in January after a hard battle with cancer. Hard hearing this, bit it’s good at the same time.
Sorry to hear that news KC. Hopefully this show will prove to be helpful or healing.