‘Work, Reimagined’: Detroit producer pens a piece for Yes! Magazine
Independent radio producer Zac Rosen takes a dive into Detroit’s creative communities and comes up with some blueprints for the changing nature of work. COLORS–Detroit, On the Rise bakery and the Boggs Educational Center are part of “a revolution of values,” he writes. Nicely put.
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