Ashley Monroe Author of ““I Thought I Knew” documents her life married to a convicted rapist and how it led to this book

UNC Baseball Play-by-play man Dave Nathan discusses North Carolina Tar Heels baseball preparing to face Oklahoma for the national championship

The North Carolina baseball team is two wins away from its first national championship. The Tar Heels romped through the opening three games of the College World Series. On Saturday, UNC starts a best-of-three series against Oklahoma for the national championship. Dave Nathan, UNC Baseball play-by-play man, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss the Tar Heels latest stint in Omaha so far.

Veronica Cordle with the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame discusses the new inductees for this years class.

George Clinton, a Kannapolis native, will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award from the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame. Clinton was inducted into the NC Music Hall of Fame in 2009 and is also a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Victoria Cordble, with the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss Clinton receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award and this year’s inductees

UNC-Chapel Hill Economics Professor Gerald Cohen discusses the Fed leaving interest rates unchanged but signaling higher rates are ahead

The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it is keeping its interest rate unchanged for the fourth-straight time but signaled that a rate hike is ahead. Trump appointee Kevin Warsh led his first policy meeting on Wednesday as Fed chairman and quickly made his mark. Gerald Cohen, a UNC-Chapel Hill Economics Professor, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss the Fed’s decision.

CEO of Discover Durham Susan Amey discusses the many Juneteenth events scheduled in Durham

There are plenty of Juneteenth celebrations scheduled for Durham on Friday. Susan Amey, the CEO of Discover Durham, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss what is on the slate

Assistant Journalism Professor at UNC-Chapel Hill Reverend Carl Kenney discusses the passing of Durham activist Minister Paul Scott

The Minister Paul Scott was a prominent Durham activist who always had his eye on the next generation of youth. He organized book drives for children and was a champion of peace. Sadly, Scott passed away last week. The Reverend Carl Kenney, an assistant journalism at UNC-Chapel Hill, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss the life of Paul Scott.