Matt McMichaels and Robert Sledge from Surrender Human came on with Aaron to play a few songs and plug their upcoming show Friday at Cat’s Cradle, part of the annual Be Loud! festival to raise funds for the Be Loud! Sophie Foundation.
Read MorePhilip Napoli of Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy comes on to discuss his research on “local news deserts,” communities with little to no coverage of important local news.
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Tea Cup Gin came into WCHL for “Live and Local” with Aaron Keck – playing three songs live in the studio, discussing their upcoming performance this Saturday at the Chapel Hill Farmers Market, and teasing their upcoming new album, “Proof.”
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Orange County Commissioner Mia Burroughs and Orange County Human Relations Commission chair Debby Stroman join Aaron for an extended conversation about Silent Sam and Monday’s protest – and larger questions, like how we can engage constructively with other people while still actively fighting injustice.
Read MoreWith the Be Loud! Festival coming this weekend to Cat’s Cradle, Niklaus and Lucy Steiner of the Be Loud! Sophie Foundation join Aaron to discuss their work at UNC Hospitals – more than $1 million raised in five years for teens and young adults going through cancer treatment.
Read MoreWCHL news director Blake Hodge comes on to discuss his longform piece on Chapelboro.com, recounting the last three years in the contentious debate over the future of Silent Sam on the UNC campus.
Read MoreRob Maitland, president of East Chapel Hill Rotary, comes on to discuss an important annual event: the Teacher Supply Store, giving local teachers a chance to pick up needed school supplies that they’d otherwise have to purchase out of pocket. (They still need volunteers!)
Read MoreUNC political scientist Frank Baumgartner is the co-author of a new book, “Suspect Citizens: What 20 Million Traffic Stops Tell Us About Policing and Race.” He stopped by WCHL to discuss the book with Aaron.
Read MoreAn HIV-blocking drug called PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) can save your life – but a new survey finds only 9 percent of North Carolinians are aware of it.
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Monday, July 30, was World Day Against Human Trafficking, raising awareness of a problem affecting tens of millions. Aaron speaks with Judith Kelley, dean of Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy.
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