WUNC State of Things - North Carolina Public Radio
Summary: The State of Things is a live program hosted by Frank Stasio that covers the issues, personalities, and places of North Carolina. The conversation is snappy and smart while also being full of good humor. We focus on presenting the Tar Heel experience through sound, story, discussion, commentary and listener participation through calls. Let us know your thoughts during the program at 1.877.962.9862.
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Podcasts:
The National Organization of Parents of Murdered Children aims to raise awareness about the full effects of the loss of a child.
Music critic David Menconi talks about the career of singer/songwriter Ryan Adams.
The origins of the universe are being uncovered in Chapel Hill, NC thanks to Laura Mersini-Houghton, a cosmologist and theoretical physicist at the University of North Carolina.
Documentary filmmaker Errol Morris spent more than 20 years researching the murder trial of Jeffrey MacDonald. Morris' new book is the result of that investigation.
The Carolina Chocolate Drops' sound is evolving, even as they continue to pay homage to their mentor Joe Thompson.
A big environmental battle over the Yadkin River is brewing between aluminum company ALCOA and local leaders.
Alice Walker's play "Trouble in Mind" comes to Triad Stage.
Writer and Greensboro native O. Henry turns 150 this year.
A new exhibit called “Girl Talk” at CAM, the contemporary art museum in Raleigh, explores the way women use language and communicate through the work of nine female artists.
The Independent Weekly is under new ownership for the first time in 29 years.
Author Michael Chabon discusses his new novel, "Telegraph Avenue" and its accompanying playlist.
"The Brothers Size" is a play that examines Black male relationships through African mythology.
Psychologist Wayne Holden is the CEO of RTI International, a global research organization.
The Escapist Magazine launches its first convention, The Escapist Expo, for gaming fans.
Frances O'Roark Dowell comes into the studio to talk about her new book, "The Second Life of Abigail Walker."
