Local newsmakers, civic leaders, journalists, artists and others in the know talk with host Matt Peiken about the growing, complicated city of Asheville, N.C.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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As an Asheville local, I’m grateful to find The Overlook! Matt takes a deep dive into issues directly effecting our city. His interviews cover local politics, civic issues, humanities, and the arts. I am tremendously more informed of the events around me because of this Podcast!
I’ve just started listening and I’m so happy that Matt is doing this. His arts journalism was one of my personal favorite parts of BPR and its great that he’s able to expand and go deeper in this format.
I’m relatively new to Asheville and this podcast does a great job of going into depth on current issues relevant to AVL, while also providing a historical perspective. The topics are wide ranging which allows me to pick and choose the subjects which are of interest.
Imagine the NYTimes Daily podcast but with a local Asheville focus. The Overlook is a needed addition to our local media landscape.
I’m always looking for new ways to digest local news in AVL. Matt does a great job with The Overlook. Going to be a regular part of my weekday morning wake up.
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Focusing on the intricate local dynamics of Asheville, the content showcases interviews with various community figures, including civic leaders, artists, and journalists. Topics often explore challenges and insights related to local governance, housing, and arts within the context of Asheville's unique cultural landscape. Interviews highlight the multifaceted impact of political developments, community engagement, and the arts, urging listeners to connect more deeply with their community and understand the forces shaping their environment. Notably, the emphasis on both current events and personal narratives adds a rich, relatable dimension to the discussions, fostering a sense of local identity among listeners.
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Recent guests on The Overlook include:
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2. Sage Turner
3. Kim Roney
4. Tod Leaven
5. Kevan Frazier
6. Martin Moore
7. Caleb Rudow
8. Julie Mayfield
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