Exploring Your Creative Genius: Paul O’Connor and ‘The Missing Child’
This week’s guest is Paul O’Connor, a former political columnist and professor in UNC’s Journalism School, speaking about his new book “The Missing Child.”
Read More
Columns
Viewpoints: To Keep CHCCS Strong, Keep STEAM² Together
The day after the CHCCS Board of Education voted to close Glenwood Elementary, my kindergarten son brought home his first school yearbook. We hadn’t yet told him the news; I still needed to process my feelings.
Read More
Past Rhymes With Present Times: America’s Declaration of Independence, Civil War and Struggle for Equal Rights
Americans have excellent historical and political reasons to celebrate this year’s 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence that the Continental Congress approved on July 4, 1776.
Read More
Viewpoints: MAGA Is Weakening in North Carolina, Brenden Jones Is the Face of It
With the countenance of an enraged bullfrog, Rep. Brenden Jones berated the chief of Chapel Hill’s public schools. His purpose was to create a spectacle: the fearless champion of rural North Carolina castigating a woke miscreant.
Read More
This Just In: Growing Up Free
This Just In — Each time I was pregnant, I was sure my babies were girls. In those days,...
Read More
Little Big Moments: About the Shibumi
On the recent “What’s Trending” segment on 97.9 The Hill, Victor Lewis and Aaron Keck discussed Shibumi Shades.
Read More
Three Sides of The Triangle: Concerts Worth Staying Up Past Nine
After many hours of looking and listening to the wonderful bands blessing the Triangle this summer with their presence, I have made a list of shows that I think are worth your time and money. This is not to say there are not plenty of other artists that will put on a fantastic performance; these are simply the ones that caught my eye and ear.
Read More
Holding Court: World Cup Extravaganza Bolstered N.C. Sports Theme
In the sports world, it’s hard to throw a party without North Carolina. Even in a global event like the World Cup, there are connections.
Read More
Exploring Your Creative Genius: Choreographed Hallucinations
In this week’s show I shared nearly a dozen quotes from Picasso and Emerson and others on various aspects of being creative.
Read More
Bottom Line with Brad: Free Money
While it is true that there is nothing completely free – there are some things in your financial life that are close enough to free that you should pay attention and take advantage when possible.
Read More