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Christy McDonald sits down with the award-winning chef behind Ann Arbor's Miss Kim.

Beatty has been working quietly as a program director of THAW, which is a non-profit that helps Detroiters get assistance to pay utility bills. (She has an undergrad degree in social work and a masters degree) She sometimes gets recognized, but more often can move about among friends and family quietly, in the city she loves. But questions about her job and her restitution to the city of Detroit has put her back in the spotlight. Which is why she wanted to tell her story.

He's been called opera's "Disrupter in Residence," and he's creatively changing how we experience the opera.

Award winning photographer Linda Solomon has brought us an intimate look at celebrities throughout her amazing career. She’s a member of the Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame and author of “The Queen Next Door”, about Aretha Franklin as well as “People We Know, Horses They Love”. She is the founder of “Pictures of Hope” – an educational photography program that gives access to cameras to children in need around the country.

A sit down conversation with S3 founder Cindy Pasky.

Kelly Stafford talks life after Detroit, her new podcast, and what it's like to make headlines

Detroit food entrepreneur, TV host Carlos Parisi sits down with Christy McDonald for a long-form conversation.

Christy McDonald talks to Mojo, host of Detroit radio's "Mojo in the Morning"

Christy McDonald sits down with WJR legend Paul W. Smith

Christy McDonald sits down with Nandi Comer, Poet Laureate of Michigan

Christy McDonald sits down with Ford chairman Bill Ford Jr. at the 2023 Mackinac Policy Conference.

Christy McDonald sits down with Peter Quigley, the President CEO of Kelly Services.

Local 4's Christy McDonald sat down with the legendary head coach for Michigan State University basketball -- Tom Izzo.

Detroit native and Lip Bar founder Melissa Butler has a story to tell.

Detroit area native Katy McBrady has taken the reigns of one of Detroit's biggest breweries.

Michigan House Speaker Rep. Joe Tate talks about his story, growing up in the Detroit area, and how he became the first African American to be elected Speaker of the House in Michigan.