Drug Overdose Deaths On The Rise In North Carolina
A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows the number of deaths from drug overdoses i
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Morning Headlines: Monday, December 21, 2015
Candidate Filing Period In North Carolina Ends Monday
An unusual candidate filing period in North Carolina is about to end.
Studying Youth Culture
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Police Called To Travis Page's Funeral Service
Funeral services for Travis Page – the Winston-Salem man who recently died in police custody – was interrupted Friday after a disagreement between family members.
Music And Learning Differences: Ken Brown
Radio Camper Jessi Denny talks to Ken Brown. Brown is a guitar performer, instructor, and composer. He uses his music and psychology degrees to teach guitar to all learners.
Black Women In The Media: Naaemah Clark
Radio Camper Cameron Woody talks to Naaemah Clark. Clark is a Professor of Communications at Elon College. She speaks and blogs about portrayals of black women in the media.
Demystifying Geek Culture: Joe Scott
Radio Camper Jack Polakovic talks to Joe Scott. Scott is the owner of Geeksboro, a coffee shop and independent movie theater.
Colin Allured, "Approaching Ali," And The Festival Of Nine Lessons And Carols
Colin Allured and Always Music
New North Carolina Abortion Rules Taking Effect
New regulations governing how North Carolina's abortion clinics operate are being quietly implemented.
Morning Headlines: Friday, December 18, 2015
State Panel Unveiling Revamp Of Common Core School Standards
A commission that reviewed the Common Core standards for North Carolina's public school students is ready to recommend scrapping