Everyone Said Detroit Was Dead. He Bet Everything It Wasn't. | Ep. 429 with Larry Brinker Jr.
Daniel opens the episode by framing Detroit as a city that has been counted out again and again. Once the symbol of municipal collapse and economic decline, Detroit is also described as the beating heart of Black entrepreneurship in America. Larry Brinker Jr.’s story sits at the center of that transformation. The…
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