Finding purpose for Isaiah Orton-Bey was discovered in his quest for deeper understandings of life. Along the stretch of West Seven Mile between Greenfield and Southfield in Detroit, a vibrant scene unfolds outside Moor Herbs—a health market specializing in vitamins, alkaline water, wholesome foods, and healing literature. In a revealing Detroit is Different interview, Isaiah Orton-Bey shares his journey into the world of health-conscious living, supplements, and holistic practices. He delves into his exploration of the teachings of Noble Drew Ali and the Moorish Nation, spanning from the Eastside to the Westside of Detroit, and even reaching as far as South Carolina. Through this enriching narrative, Orton-Bey's pursuit of purpose is vividly illuminated, offering a glimpse into the diverse tapestry of Detroit's cultural and spiritual landscape. Meet Brother Bey on this Detroit is Different.
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S6E10 -Local Government and Private Business, Theo Pride talks Macro & Micro Economics impacting Detroit Community
S6E9 -From tall grass to opportunity to a whole community, Katrina Watkins and Bailey Park NDC
S6E8 -Building Opportunity for the Community at AGI, Luis Ali and Tanya Saldivar-Ali
S6E7 -Black Philanthropy and a Family that Gives, Collin Mays
S6E6 -Detroit and U of M are the cultures that represent Feodies Shipp
S6E5 -The Queen Hip-hop Poetry jessica Care moore
S6E4 -Mrs. Michigan is an advocate for Black Mental Health, Latrice Delgado-Macon
S6E3 -Behind the Scenes of Lights, Camera and Action with Rachel Simone
S6E2 -From Mumford, to Howard, to Ghana Attorney Jeff Edison is in Style and Black Pride
S6E1 -Detroit and U of M are the cultures that represent Feodies Shipp
S5E25 -Donna Givens Davidson and Orlando Bailey talk Community Led Political Leadership
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