Aaron chats with Danielle Barrett, a patient with thrombophilia, a condition that can cause life-threatening blood clots.
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Read MoreA new exhibition is open now at the Ackland Art Museum: “Radical Clay: Contemporary Women Artists from Japan.”
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This month, Aaron welcomes Tracy Belles, the intake coordinator for Piedmont’s PACE program, providing all-inclusive care for the elderly.
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Read MoreDuke’s Anne Mitchell Whisnant joins Aaron to discuss the impact of federal cuts on our national parks – especially the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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Read MoreSaturday, October 18, Chapel Hill is hosting the Salt & Smoke & Sound Festival, a mashup of two festivals spotlighting great food and music.
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Read MoreJune is Pride Month, and Chapel Hill is hosting the annual Pride Promenade on Saturday, June 7, from noon to 3 pm.
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Read MoreWith polls showing Americans opposed to President Trump’s budget bill, Tom says we seem to be heading down the same road as 2018.
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Read MoreAaron chats with Nora Spencer of Hope Renovations, a local nonprofit that just had a $300,000 grant rescinded by the Trump administration.
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Read MoreChatham County’s CORA Food Pantry is expanding to meet a growing need – at a time when federal cuts are creating an extra financial strain.
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Read MoreAaron chats with UNC historian Kathleen DuVal, whose latest book “Native Nations” just won the Pulitzer Prize for history.
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