The United Way: For a Better Chatham
Aired on July 12, 2026 • Social Services, Community Collaboration, Chatham Success Network The United Way has always been the nonprofit that helps other non-profits by fundraising and providing grants to them. Now, the United Way is working with those ...
Dr. Jim Crawford and Michael Roberto: American Fascism
Aired on March 29, 2026 • Capitalism, Monopolies, Gas Prices Google defines Fascism as “…Economic Control: While private property often exists, the economy is strictly regimented by the state, often favoring large corporate interests and suppressing labor unions.; Dictatorial Leader: ...
Theo Nollert: Leading on Policy
Aired on February 1, 2026 • Affordability, Land Management, Transportation Theo Nollert joins us On The Porch where we talk about his start in Edmund, Oklahoma (tornadoes!) and a bit of that state’s history, his family history steeped in the ...
Local Historians Consider 2025
Aired on January 25, 2026 • Authoritarian Rule, Epstein Files, Homeland Security The first year of President Donald Trump’s second term has been notable for its volatility both domestically and internationally. Traditional rules of law aren’t acknowledged much less followed; ...
James Whalen: NC Court of Appeals
Aired on Dec 14, 2025 • Gerrymandering, Fair Housing, Business Law American democracy is comprised of three branches Legislative (Congress), Executive (President), and Judicial (Courts) at the federal and state levels. The current political climate is proving how crucial it is to have experienced ...
Tom Wolf: Baseball in the Roaring Twenties
Aired on Nov. 2, 2025 • Major League Baseball, World Series, American History “Readers who loved Thomas Wolf’s The Called Shot are in for another treat. Wolf’s Baseball in the Roaring Twenties sets a rich historical and cultural backdrop for his masterful retelling of ...