May 7, 2018
Has The Cave been saved? WCHL news director Blake Hodge chats with musician Melissa Swingle, who says she’s part of a new ownership team that’s reopening the Franklin Street bar.
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May 7, 2018: From Luther To Graham
CPH launches its summer season with “The Protestant Reformation and Modern Culture Wars,” a seminar featuring UNC’s Molly Worthen. She and Lloyd Kramer join Aaron to discuss the topic.
Read MoreMay 9, 2018: Plantation vs. Platform
Strong words from the mother of Duke’s Wendell Carter spark a difficult question: is big-time college athletics an opportunity for student-athletes – or a vehicle for exploitation? (And what if it’s both?)
Read MoreMay 9, 2018: Risk
Another Nerd Nite sparks a discussion of candy, food, and board games. Also, Aaron tries to get Susan’s husband in trouble.
Read MoreWeek of May 7, 2018
Budget season for Hillsborough, Chapel Hill, and Orange County. Lavelle talks Chatham County planning, biking, and baseball. County commissioners consider a new ordinance governing flags (Confederate and otherwise).
Read MoreMay 4, 2018: Stormy Weather
On Donald Trump, his cronies, the rule of law, and impeachment.
Read MoreMay 3, 2018
The fiscal-conservative case for universal health care. Also, a new brewery opens in downtown Carrboro.
Read MoreMay 3, 2018: Carrboro, The Decider?
More good news for Democrats in national polls. Plus, why Carrboro voters may be the X factor in Orange County’s May 8 primary.
Read MoreMay 3, 2018: Out In The West Texas Town
Remembering the one day when El Paso, Texas, was the cultural center of the Western Hemisphere.
Read MoreMay 2, 2018: Pinkerton Raid
Local band The Pinkerton Raid has a new album out and they’re going on tour (with a show Saturday 5/5 at the Cats Cradle). Jesse James DeConto, Tony Sali, and Jon Depue stopped by to chat – and play four songs live in studio.
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