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“Due South” is WUNC News’ weekday current affairs radio program and podcast. Broadcast from the American Tobacco Historic District in downtown Durham, co-hosts Leoneda Inge and Jeff Tiberii put life in the Triangle region into perspective and present a unique sense of place.
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North Carolina's fall color forecast. Plus, the long, winding history of the Blue Ridge Parkway (opens the original)
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0:01:00 Fall foliage forecast for North Carolina Get ready for those red, orange and yellow bursts of color throughout our region. It's time to check out the fall leaves in the mountains, and soon enough, here in the Piedmont. Howard Neufeld , recently retired professor of biology, Appalachian State University, a.k.a. “The Fall Color Guy” 0:13:00 The long, winding history of the Blue Ridge Parkway The vast collection of trails and scenic views all along the Blue Ridge Parkway didn’t just happen
Hard history: Durham architect on legacy of Smithsonian museum she helped build; telling the story of the Tar Heel State (opens the original)
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0:01:00 Holding space for history As the National Museum of African American History and Cultures celebrates its tenth birthday, the museum’s founding director, Lonnie Bunch, is retiring from the top job at the Smithsonian Institution amid pressure from the White House over how American history is portrayed. Leoneda Inge talks with one of the museum’s architects to reflect on its impact, and the challenging moment facing the spaces and places holding a light up to our nation’s history. Zena Howa
North Carolina in the conversation for Major League Baseball expansion. Plus, our state's long baseball history (opens the original)
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North Carolina in the conversation for Major League Baseball expansion As Major League Baseball runs toward home plate with expansion, North Carolina is in the national conversation for getting a team. What would it take to attract a major-league team in terms of money, demographics, land availability, and a good team name? Jeff Tiberii asks two experts who have been crunching the numbers. Michael Walden , economist, NC State University Lou Pascucci , co-founder of MLB Raleigh/MLB 2 NC This inte
NC News Roundup: Trump disparages NC at Gastonia rally; U.S. Senate race update; Belichick's son resigns (opens the original)
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President Trump delivered remarks criticizing North Carolina in Gastonia, erroneously claiming crime is up while threatening to withhold Helene funding. In sports, a new tennis tournament comes to Charlotte, and a Belichick leaves Chapel Hill. We review the week in news on our North Carolina Friday News Roundup. Claudia Rivera Cotto , Political Reporter, Enlace Latino NC Bryan Anderson , Statewide Politics Reporter for The Assembly, creator of the “Anderson Alerts” newsletter Ely Portillo , Exec
Sarah York revisits work as an 'afterpastor' in new memoir. Plus, Playmakers Repertory Company reimagines Oedipus. (opens the original)
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0:01:00 New book sheds light on the work of an ‘after pastor’ Sarah York spent eight years pastoring a Unitarian Universalist church in Santa Barbara, California during the 1990s. She was appointed in the aftermath of clergy misconduct and inherited the many challenges that come with caring for a congregation rocked by scandal. She talks to Due South about her new memoir on the subject. Sarah York , retired Unitarian Universalist minister, “after pastor,” author of Trouble in Paradise: A Story o
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