Aaron welcomes local photographer Barbara Tyroler, whose new exhibition at the Seymour Center explores Chapel Hill’s civil rights memory.
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Aaron welcomes longtime union organizer Phil Cohen, author of the new memoir “Maximum Leverage: From the Street to the Picket Line.”
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Aaron chats with Ford Worthy, whose new book “In Search of a Boy Named Chester” details his quest to uncover an 80-year-old family story.
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Aaron welcomes local author F.A. Davidson, who just released her debut YA novel “Flickerstate,” about a girl who can manipulate probability.
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Aaron welcomes Peaches Kawamata, the director of “Oops! All Clowns!”, a fun-for-all twist on Shakespeare that’s staging in Carrboro August 1.
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This week, graduating seniors in the School of Rock Chapel Hill House Band play Pink Floyd’s “Time” and “Great Gig in the Sky.”
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Aaron welcomes Carrboro playwright Cyndi Whisnant, whose new play “Still She Stands” is getting a reading at the ArtsCenter July 18-19.
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This week, Aaron welcomes Perry Owen Wright and Jess Klein, local musicians who have recently released new albums.
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This week, Aaron welcomes Cogan (Cogan McMichaels), a 21-year-old UNC student who’s just released his debut album, “Play Pretend.”
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Aaron welcomes Aaron Mull, the writer/director of “Squatch,” a new comedy movie that’s premiering Saturday, June 27, at the Varsity Theatre.
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