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In Harm’s Way: Technology and what it’s doing to our children, our schools and our society (opens the original)
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There’s been a barrage of news about the harmful effects of technology on our children, our schools, our lives, and – our humanity. From the Meta and TikTok lawsuits, to the use of cell phones in schools, and the potential threats of AI -- we're talking about all the ways in which tech can harm us and what we can do about it. Mary Beth Roche, founder of CHCCS Parents for Intentional Tech Lee Rainie, Director of the Imagining the Digital Future Center at Elon University Mick Tobin, Advocacy Direc
Making creative writing accessible for everyone, including the incarcerated. Plus, working for affordable housing in Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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The Redbud Project is a nonprofit school based in Raleigh with the mission of bringing creative writing to everyone in their community. Redbud’s community classes have been offered to all kinds of populations in need, from people struggling with addiction to domestic violence survivors and most recently, people dealing with incarceration. We talk to founders Emily Cataneo and Arshia Simkin about why they think putting pen to paper can be life-changing. And we talk with Dasia Moore, who taught Re
How the 'roadless rule' impacts protected land in NC. Plus, 'Competitive whistling and the trill of the chase' (opens the original)
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The Trump administration wants to do away with a longstanding, little-known rule that doesn't allow for new roads in federal forests. The move could increase the risk of wildfires and harm water sources. The 'roadless rule' is a vestige from the Clinton Administration that could be upended and pave the way for roads through federal forest lands. Sasha Schroeder, digital producer, NC Local NC Local: The Trump administration wants to roll back the Roadless Rule, which protects more than 170,000 ac
Checking in on Western North Carolina, two years after Helene (opens the original)
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Helene upended life in many ways, for many people, in Western North Carolina. Though, in other ways, little has changed and this means continued risks for for some particularly vulnerable communities. Reporter Ren Larson has delved into the issue of people still living in flood-prone regions of our state. We also touch down in Marshall, NC where artist and entrepreneur Josh Copus is working with the community to build a monument, brick by brick. And we examine the role houses of worship play in
North Carolina's fall color forecast. Plus, the long, winding history of the Blue Ridge Parkway (opens the original)
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Howard Neufeld, recently retired professor of biology, Appalachian State University, a.k.a. “The Fall Color Guy” The vast collection of trails and scenic views all along the Blue Ridge Parkway didn’t just happen on their own – the construction of the parkway was part of a big government effort to bring national parks to more concentrated population centers in the eastern United States. Leoneda Inge talks with public historian Anne Mitchell Whisnant about the history of the Blue Ridge Parkway and
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