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Due South is a source for news, information, and perspectives from across North Carolina and the South. It takes a panoramic view of politics, place, race, and southern culture, among other topics. The show takes deep-dives into the news - while also providing a break from the news cycle with conversations on topics ranging from food and music to arts and culture. Full episodes of Due South air we... more

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Stranger Things' many NC connections. Duffer Brothers' real-life theatre teacher gets her moment in the spotlight.

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On the North Carolina News Roundup... President Trump offers a Truth Social endorsement of a leading state Republican in the face of an upcoming primary. With health care subsidies set to expire, a reversal of sorts within Medicaid. And cred... more

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Year in Review: WUNC reporters recap biggest stories of the year

In this first installment of Due South’s Year in Review conversations with WUNC reporters, co-host Jeff Tiberii talks with K-12 education reporter Liz Schlemmer about the most... more

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NC water dispute highlights tensions between faster and slower growing regions

Fast-growing Fuquay-Varina has requested to pull water from the Cape Fear River – and not return it. Communities from Fayetteville down to Wilmington object. Rep... more

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Recent Guests

Tracie Canada
Andrew W. Mellon Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology and Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies at Duke University
Duke University
Episode: WUNC education reporter recaps biggest stories of the year, and Duke anthropologist tackles race and college football
Paul Woolverton
Senior reporter at CityView who has covered water disputes for decades.
CityView
Episode: Cape Fear River water dispute highlights tensions of fast growth. Plus, is warmer winter weather on the way?
Corey Davis
Assistant State Climatologist who provides a winter outlook.
North Carolina Climate Office
Episode: Cape Fear River water dispute highlights tensions of fast growth. Plus, is warmer winter weather on the way?
Brianna Atkinson
WUNC's higher education reporter
WUNC
Episode: Secretary of State Elaine Marshall talks charity scams. And, Black students' experience after race-conscious admissions.
Elaine Marshall
North Carolina Secretary of State
North Carolina Secretary of State's Office
Episode: Secretary of State Elaine Marshall talks charity scams. And, Black students' experience after race-conscious admissions.
Adam Sherif
President of the Black Student Movement at UNC-Chapel Hill
UNC-Chapel Hill
Episode: Secretary of State Elaine Marshall talks charity scams. And, Black students' experience after race-conscious admissions.
Dr. Joseph L. Graves Jr.
Evolutionary geneticist and MacKenzie Scott Endowed Professor of Biology at North Carolina A&T State University
North Carolina A&T State University
Episode: Evolutionary geneticist Joseph L. Graves Jr.; 'Black, White and Colored' in Laurinburg
Lauretta Malloy Noble
Co-author and historical researcher focused on family history and community activism in Laurinburg, North Carolina
Episode: Evolutionary geneticist Joseph L. Graves Jr.; 'Black, White and Colored' in Laurinburg
LeeAnet Noble
Co-author and researcher on family history, particularly in relation to Laurinburg, North Carolina
Episode: Evolutionary geneticist Joseph L. Graves Jr.; 'Black, White and Colored' in Laurinburg

Hosts

Jeff Tiberii
Host of the show, providing commentary and interviews on various topics affecting North Carolina and the South.
Leoneda Inge
Co-host and contributor, focusing on the cultural, social, and political narratives in the Southern context.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 39 ratings
  • Thank you

    Thank you so much for providing this in-depth coverage of NC politics. Especially at this critical time our state’s and country’s history.

    Apple Podcasts
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    WAG919
    United States10 months ago
  • I listen every week!

    Great political, social, and creative context every week. Love this show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hex202
    United States2 years ago
  • Great variety!

    Love the variety of content and interesting stories about NC. Looking forward to more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LBTarheel
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the in-depth coverage of North Carolina politics, especially during significant historical moments.
Listeners look forward to weekly discussions that provide both serious journalism and lighter, cultural insights.
Feedback often highlights a love for the variety of content that encompasses political, social, and cultural narratives.

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Evolutionary geneticist Joseph L. Graves Jr.; 'Black, White and Colored' in Laurinburg
Q: So how do we fix this?
Graves highlights the need for medical practitioners to acknowledge the problems in understanding race and to incorporate evidence-based science that recognizes the role of social determinants of health.
Evolutionary geneticist Joseph L. Graves Jr.; 'Black, White and Colored' in Laurinburg
Q: Why do you think most people racialize genetic diseases?
Graves attributes this to societal foundations based on assumptions of racial inferiority and lack of education on human biological variation.
Evolutionary geneticist Joseph L. Graves Jr.; 'Black, White and Colored' in Laurinburg
Q: What did you find so objectionable about the writer's point of view?
Graves explains that the writer demonstrated a misunderstanding of biological races versus socially defined races, leading to harmful medical practices.
Wildin Acosta reflects on ICE detainment; mental health experts examine impact of ICE encounters
Q: How are you doing now, Wildin?
It has been an ongoing struggle with immigration, but I'm thankful for the support from my community and my teaching staff.
Wildin Acosta reflects on ICE detainment; mental health experts examine impact of ICE encounters
Q: How was he being portrayed in the media?
We made sure to separate the roles of our students covering the story from those advocating for Wildin's release to avoid conflicts of interest.

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A comprehensive source of news and insights, this podcast discusses a variety of topics, focusing on political dynamics, cultural nuances, and societal issues in North Carolina and the broader South. Listeners can expect a mix of serious discussions on pressing political issues, such as public health, civic engagement, and educational reform, along with lighter explorations of arts, music, and local culture. The format integrates interviews with experts, local leaders, and community figures, providing a rich perspective on both critical current events and the vibrant cultural tapestry of the region.

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1. Tracie Canada
2. Paul Woolverton
3. Corey Davis
4. Brianna Atkinson
5. Elaine Marshall
6. Adam Sherif
7. Dr. Joseph L. Graves Jr.
8. Lauretta Malloy Noble

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