Specs Howard School of Media Arts is an educational institution dedicated to preparing people for a career in radio and television broadcasting, graphic design and digital media arts. It's named after its founder Specs Howard, born Jerry Liebman in 1926 and a radio pioneer who entertained audiences for 3 decades. Originally the school was opened in 1970 as Specs Howard School of Broadcasting. I remember when it opened. In 2009 the name was changed to Specs Howard School of Media Arts that reflected the broader scope of the training that's offered. It has been an important educational institution for many people who have entered into the broadcast industry by way of having a Specs Howard School of Media Arts education. Alisa Zee is host of this CBS Detroit Radio Sunday Edition, and Specs is her father. She attended Specs Howard, has taught at Specs Howard and has attained many of her goals in broadcasting including her daily stories heard all over the world on iHEARTRadio 24/7 News station. This is a fun show Alisa shared with her father Specs on Father's Day 2015. His legacy in Detroit and in "Media Arts Education" is a legacy that should continue to be documented.

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