Week of September 3, 2018
The hot topic in Chapel Hill is still Silent Sam, but Carrboro’s talking about the library – and Orange County commissioners are covering everything, from light rail to future elections.
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September 5, 2018: Kaep
Colin Kaepernick is Nike’s new spokesperson. Is the media overemphasizing the most extreme voices? What should people take from the debate? And how can we reward corporations who take social-justice stands, while still holding their feet to the fire on, say, abhorrent labor practices?
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Week of August 27, 2018
Hillsborough Commissioners are back in action. Chapel Hill responds to Silent Sam protests – not to mention the statue itself.
Read MoreAugust 31st – The Last Book You’ll Ever Read – Click to Listen
Pat Richardson from PTA Thrift Shop and Youthworx on Main came in to help out with today’s question, and to fill us all in on upcoming specials and sales going on in the store! Today’s KidsQ: If you could only read...
Read MoreAugust 29, 2018: Athletes And Silent Sam
What power do college athletes have to make a positive difference in the world – and (especially with the Silent Sam debate in mind) how can they best use that power?
Read MoreAugust 29th – 3 Wishes! – Click to Listen
Lisa Van Deman, the Executive Director of Kidzu Children’s Museum came in today to talk about their partnership with TABLE, promotions for military families, finding a new permanent home for Kidzu, and to help out Aaron...
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Week of August 20, 2018
Lavelle and Dorosin wrestle with Silent Sam. Speaking before the statue’s toppling, Stevens discusses sidewalk seating and remembers a fallen firefighter.
Read MoreAugust 22, 2018: Maryland
Maryland’s head football coach is under fire for (allegedly) promoting a “toxic culture” that may have led to the death of a player. Is this program just an outlier – or is this a symptom of a larger problem with college football in general?
Read MoreAugust 22nd – Living in TV Land! – Click to Listen
Kathleen Seifert of I9 Sports and SKJAJA Volunteers Pema Herr and Brooke Ruiter came in to discuss their partnership and to help Aaron out with today’s question. Today’s KidsQ: If you could live inside a television...
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Week of August 13, 2018
Sidewalk seating in Hillsborough, trees in Chapel Hill, and a roundabout in Carrboro. Dorosin puts on his civil-rights-attorney hat to discuss the fight around the six proposed state constitutional amendments.
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