Before he broke baseball's color barrier, Jackie Robinson was a second lieutenant facing court-martial charges. In this new documentary, Delta College Public Media tells the story of a fight for justice that ensured Robinson's legacy.
A monthly news magazine featuring the staff and students of Delta College.
Substantive discussion of current policy, economic, social, political, environmental, legal, and technological issues.
A broad spectrum of "life stage" topics, including health and wellness, civic engagement, and everyday living in our communities.
People, culture, and events that help promote positive images of the Hispanic community.
The only show in the Great Lakes Bay Region devoted to issues involving the African American community.
Take a trip back in time to experience forgotten stories from our region's past.
Hear from people working on the forefront of agriculture in Mid-Michigan and the Thumb. Highlights include the emerging hemp market and agritourism.
Take a look at life on Wurtsmith Air Force Base, the small town of Oscoda, and how the two are intertwined with the Cold War and the B-52 bomber.
Visit the communities affected by the Sanford and Edenville dam failures and listen to the stories of the people who lived through the Tittabawassee River disaster.
A look at efforts to pick up the pieces, to help people recover, and for the community to move forward.
Women played an important role in the settling of the Saginaw Valley. As time progressed, their efforts helped shape Mid-Michigan into what it is today.
Explore several aspects of our local marijuana trade. It's big business, with cutting-edge science behind it, and it's having a financial, physical, and social impact on our culture.
See how the coal mining industry brought new faces and new opportunities to the Great Lakes Bay Region.
The 19th century would establish Flint as a manufacturing force in America and lay the foundation for a city on the rise.
Explore the 20th century history of a city of pioneering innovation, industrial growth, and enduring optimism.
Experience Michigan’s Jack Pine, an off-road enduro motorcycle race run since 1923 pitting rider and machine against the clock.
This documentary features 23 Michigan residents whose lives were touched by the Korean War telling their stories in their own words.
Over 16 million Americans served in Europe and the Pacific during the war, but millions more worked long hours, often under very difficult conditions, to produce the needed war mat
Delta College Public Media looks at classic and antique cars and those who collect and restore them.
Follow a replica of a 16th century Spanish galleon as it sails through the Great Lakes to the 2016 Tall Ship Celebration in Bay City.
Towering white pine brought settlers to the area, but no one could have predicted the impact that the lumber industry would have on the Saginaw Valley.
Examine how different ancestral groups shaped Mid-Michigan and explore how their local communities survived and thrived.
This is a story of those men and women from the mid-Michigan area that were the first to soar into the sky and imitate their feathered friends.
Railroads were vital to Michigan's growth, fostering the settlement of new towns and the rise of many of the state's industries.
World War II veterans give compelling accounts of wartime service from a number of men and women, representing many ranks, jobs, branches of service, and theaters of war.
Veterans, anti-war protesters, family members, and more tell their personal stories of this controversial time in American history.
A look at drug abuse among youth in the Great Lakes Bay Region.
