Non Profit Showcase
Viewpoints: A Different Approach to Homelessness and Housing Affordability
Without major policy changes in the federal government and a massive influx of federal funds, no community will be able to build the amount of affordable housing that is needed.
Wellness Wednesday: Mental Health Awareness Month
Welcome to Wellness Wednesday, presented by Orange Partnership and airing on 97.9 The Hill and Chapelboro.com! This month, join a conversation with Dr. Caroline Hexdall, Mindfulness Instructor and owner of the Center for Mindful Development, and Vidya Kasthuri,...
Exploring Your Creative Genius: Possibility Studies
Last Sunday Vlad Glaveanu was the guest of the show — and when you listen, you’ll understand why I am excited about Vlad returning on a regular basis.
Small Business, Big Lessons® — Have an Opinion
Did you ever have a customer that is stuck and can’t make a decision. What can you do to help them? This could range from ordering their entrée from a menu to a complex technical solution purchase. What are the buyers thinking as they try to make a selection?
Chansky’s Notebook: Grab Your Box Score!
Though UNC and Duke are still college basketball blue bloods, the Tar Heels and Blue Devils do not dominate the NBA as they once did.
Medicare and Social Security Go-Broke Dates Are Pushed Back in a ‘Measure of Good News’
The go-broke dates for Medicare and Social Security have been pushed back as an improving economy has changed projected depletion dates.
On Air Today: ‘Blood Red Summer’ with Eryk Pruitt
Aaron chats with Eryk Pruitt, whose new mystery novel “Blood Red Summer” is dropping with a release party in Hillsborough next week.
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What’s Trending: Clean Steel and Engineering Humor
Trending today: steel manufacturers are taking steps to reduce carbon emissions, but Victor’s not necessarily sold on their process.
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The Morning News: VinFast Woes, Baseball Slugfest, and a Look Back at UNC’s Wild Year
In today’s news: we recap an eventful year on campus; GOP leaders move a bill against some protestors; UNC baseball gets a high-scoring win.
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Campus Security, Chancellor Change, and Free Speech Clashes Define UNC’s Academic Year
The UNC campus community experienced upheaval during the 2023-24 academic year, including leadership changes, a fatal shooting and protests.
