Tunnel Vision Network

08/26/2026

5,500 properties. Almost $300 million in real estate.

That’s how many Detroit homes are tied up because ownership was passed down informally, no will, no deed change, nothing on paper.

Anika Goss, CEO of Detroit Future City, breaks down how a culture of home ownership without legal protection is quietly costing Detroit families their generational wealth.

Full conversation on Beyond the Game: https://thetvn.com/anika-goss-found-her-way-back-to-detroit-every-time/

08/12/2026

This is where media begins. Grateful for partners like the Rhonda Walker Foundation and DGStudios who help make it possible.

07/09/2026

Organ Music Roots: Childhood Duets

From childhood organ duets to a unique modern sound. How early musical collaborations shaped a signature style that blends traditional and new.

07/08/2026

Losing Songs in the Middle of the Night

Creative bursts hit at odd hours, sometimes even in dreams! Learn why songwriters need to capture those melodies and lyrics immediately, or risk forgetting them forever.

07/08/2026

"Music has always been more than a profession—it is a lifelong calling."

Gospel recording artist Ellen Hayes shares the heart behind her upcoming album, Behind My Eyes, in this TVN Exclusive.

Read the full story:
🔗 https://thetvn.com/ellen-hayes-behind-my-eyes/

Detroit has long been recognized as one of the nation's most influential cities in gospel music, producing generations of artists whose voices have

06/24/2026

An estimated 60,000 children in Oakland County will experience sexual abuse before the age of 18.

Prevention starts with conversations, education, and safe spaces for children to speak up.

As CARE House CEO Blythe Tyler reminds us, protecting children is a responsibility we all share.

Because it shouldn't hurt to be a child.

06/23/2026

We can do better—and we must.

06/22/2026

An estimated 1 in 5 children will experience sexual abuse before the age of 18.

That statistic is difficult to read, but awareness is one of the first steps toward prevention.

“We need practices in place to talk to kids about keeping themselves safe and for adults to ensure children have a safe place for vulnerability.”

Thank you to CARE House of Oakland County and CEO Blythe Tyler for helping bring attention to an issue that affects far too many children and families.

Because every child deserves to feel safe, supported, and heard.

06/19/2026

Victim Support Through Collaboration

Care House partners to ensure families receive the best services, guiding them through the court process. This collaboration provides crucial support for victims, especially children, where every detail matters.

06/19/2026

Advocacy Centers Struggle Amidst Epidemic

Michigan has far fewer advocacy centers than needed for the current epidemic. CARE House addresses the immense challenges these organizations face.