Assembling Music With Happiness!
In today’s video we are exploring one of the first malls ever built. The Northland Center mall opened on March 22nd, 1954. After multiple closings of major anchor stores such as , JC Penny’s , Macy’s and Target, the mall fell very
Brightmoor has seen better days. In this video I show you one of the most depressed neighborhoods in Detroit, Michigan. Early on, I wasn’t the best with producing high quality videos. In this video, I tell you what I’ve learned so far
In this episode, we explore an abandoned school on the outskirts of Detroit. The school opened as a high school in 1915 but was later turned into a community college and career academy. Detroit’s shrinking population eventually lead to its closure in
In this episode, we explore one of the largest abandoned schools in Detroit, Cooley High School. At its peak, the school had over 3,400 students enrolled. At the center of the school is a beautiful auditorium with amazing architectural details, but unfortunately
Abandoned Detroit: The City of Neglect (Documentary) The name itself may sound familiar to many people when they think of Detroit, Michigan. Detroit has always been heavily scrutinized and criticized in the media for all the problems the city has gone through
Fake News From the episode description: As rumors about a wild party at the mayor’s mansion continue to spread, Kwame Kilpatrick must fend off an increasingly unsympathetic media. Meanwhile, his opponent in the next election has a double-digit lead. Can the hip
Right Here, Right Now From the episode description: When Mayor Coleman Young dies after twenty years in office, he leaves a yawning vacuum in Detroit’s power structure. But a successor quickly arises: a young, ambitious state legislator named Kwame Kilpatrick. He’s charismatic,
From the episode description: A police shooting outside a community center leaves two black teenagers dead. Protesters take to the streets, igniting a movement to elect the city’s first black mayor. As election day approaches, the future of a racially polarized city
The music industry has a dark secret that they don’t want anyone to know about, but it’s actually quite obvious once you learn about it.
