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MSU's 1979 Parade of Champions | Mar 28

Episode 1486

On this day in 1979, MSU Superfan Duane Vernon and broadcaster Tim Staudt planned a parade with coach Jud Heathcote. Instead of celebrating a Final F…

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First Women Graduates & Michigan's Suffrage Support | Mar 27

Episode 1485

On this day in 1871, Amanda Sanford and Sarah Killgore became the first women to graduate from the University of Michigan. Additionally, in 1912, the…

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Diana Ross's Supremes' Success | Mar 26

Episode 1484

On this day in 1944, Diana Ross was born in Detroit. She rose to fame as the leader of The Supremes, one of Motown's most successful groups. Ross lau…

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Aretha Franklin's Musical Legacy | Mar 25

Episode 1483

On this day in 1942, Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul, was born in Memphis. She moved to Detroit, began singing at New Bethel Baptist Church, and l…

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Dr. Hanna-Attisha's Flint Impact & Time Nomination | Mar 24

Episode 1482

On this day in 2016, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha was nominated for Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people for exposing the Flint Water Crisis. She te…

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Nain Rouge Parade & Cadillac's Curse | Mar 23

Episode 1481

On this day in 1710, Detroit held its first Nain Rouge parade to banish the mythical Red Dwarf and his curse. According to legend, Detroit's founder …

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Comedian Keegan-Michael Key | Mar 22

Episode 1480

On this day in 1971, actor and comedian Keegan-Michael Key was born in Southfield, Michigan. He later co-created the influential sketch comedy series…

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Rivera's Murals & S.S. Badger's Launch | Mar 21

Episode 1479

On this day in 1933, Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry Murals were unveiled at the Detroit Institute of Arts. In 1953, the S.S. Badger ferry began its …

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Snowman Burning & Gordon's Assassination | Mar 20

Episode 1478

On this day in 1971, Lake Superior State University held its first annual Snowman Burning. In 1919, women were allowed to serve on jury duty in Wayne…

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Fishing Licenses, Pingree's Choice & Voelker's Legacy | Mar 19

Episode 1477

On this day in 1925, Michigan required fishermen to purchase licenses. In 1897, Hazen Pingree resigned as Detroit mayor to serve as governor. In 1991…

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