Filling in for Anna, James Williams discusses the local effort (in conjunction with the Equal Justice Initiative) to erect a monument remembering local lynching victims – particularly one, Manley McCauley, who was lynched in Orange County in 1898.
Read MoreUNC physician Elizabeth Fitzgerald comes on to discuss the Malawi Children’s Initiative, an organization she co-founded in 2016 to help kids in one of the poorest nations in the world.
Read MoreThis week’s guest is Bill Horner III, co-owner of the Chatham News + Record.
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On the relationship between Silent Sam and UNC athletics: what it can be, what it should be, and what it will be.
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Winter Storm Diego dropped 8-12 inches of snow on Orange County. Aaron speaks with NWS meteorologist James Morrow about how long it’ll take to get back to normal.
Read MoreRecovering from Winter Storm Diego. Also: Chapel Hill awaits a Board of Governors decision on Silent Sam; Lavelle attends a conference of LGBT elected officials.
Read MoreThe Triangle gets its first winter storm. James Morrow of the National Weather Service tells us what to expect.
Read MoreWhich of the most-talked-about 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls are actually Things – and which are Not-A-Things?
Read MoreThe latest in the rapidly-developing saga of election fraud in North Carolina’s ninth Congressional district. Also, very early 2020 presidential polling from Ohio.
Read MoreDifferent countries, different Christmas traditions. Also: frozen vegetables are invented, saving everyone from the horror of eating pickles nonstop for five straight months.
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