Weekend Around The Hill: October 15 – October 18
Check out the events happening around our community this weekend. You can view the full Chapelboro...
Viewpoints: Ethics at Carolina
Extraordinary reporting in the Daily Tar Heel revealed Carolina’s new senior IT director Mark Hoeting resigned from Georgia Tech for ethics violations.
Exploring Your Creative Genius: The Simple Magic of Story
In this week’s show I talked about story, and how our brains get utilized in the processing of stories. New information means new pathways — fertile neural soil in which flowers of creativity and inspiration can bloom.
The Changemakers: NavAlytix, With Heidi Lanford and Vince Stuntebeck
This month on “The Changemakers” join for a discussion with Heidi Lanford and Vince Stuntebeck, co-founders of NavAlytix.
2026 Candidate Introductions: U.S. House – North Carolina District 9
The longtime incumbent for North Carolina District 9, Republican Rep. Richard Hudson, faces Democrat Richard Ojeda on the ballot.
UNC Football Ranked No. 1?! 78 Years Ago, It Really Happened.
During the summer, I stumbled across a graphic on social media that caught my eye. It showed every...
Talking Culture: ‘Nighttime Cadillac’ with No One Mind!
Ellis Anderson of No One Mind performs the song "Nighttime Cadillac," off the band's new album "Soft Work/Hard Dreams."
Why Saudi Arabia Has Struggled To Defend Itself Against the Houthis’ Recent Attacks
Saudi Arabia has one of the world’s most sophisticated arsenals. But it has appeared helpless to barrages from the Houthi rebel group.
This Morning with Aaron Keck
6AM-9AM M-FWhat’s Trending: All The Light We Cannot See, But Cave Bacteria Can
Trending today: new findings about light-sensitive life forms are revealing new things about birds - and maybe the sadness of our ancestors.
News on the Hill
3PM-6PM M-FOn Air Today: Science Education Specialist Amy Sayle on the Night Sky
Science Education Specialist Amy Sayle spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Wednesday, October 14. She discussed upcoming celestial events visible in the night time Chapel Hill sky in the next month. She discussed the moon's phase, some highly visible planets in the sky, opportunities presented by our October late sunrises, and more. She previewed an upcoming residency she will be doing as an astronomer at The Grand Canyon, and more.

