Heel Talk

This week, Sierra Pfeifer and Guillermo Molero are joined by Sarah Choi, Coleman Rambo and Kshitiz Adhikari to discuss Kids' Seedling Day at the Carrboro Farmers' Market, the recent listing of Mama Dip's Kitchen and the land around the restaurant for sale and last Saturday's 16th Annual Tar Heel 10 Miler. Listen now to find out more.

Sierra Pfeifer and Guillermo Molero are joined by DTH Community Engagement Director Elizabeth Egan to talk about this year's Bell Tower Climb, a yearly tradition for graduating seniors. This week's episode features a story from Katherine Bragg about Chapel Hill institution Sutton's Drug Store and its 100 year anniversary celebration. Listen now to find out more.

Sierra Pfeifer and Assistant Audio Editor Reagan Allen are joined by Sarah Choi, Evin Sahin and Coleman Rambo. This week's episode covers App Team Carolina and UNC Tar Heels at the Table's plans for a new campus accessibility app, the Spring Series at the Ackland Film Forum and a recent donation made to the UNC nursing program. Listen now to find out more.

Sierra Pfeifer and Liv Riley are joined by Abby Pender to talk about the recent UNC accreditation inquiry regarding the School of Civic Life and Leadership. This week's episode also features a story from Natalie Bradin about the Town of Chapel Hill's shared-use pickleball program. Listen now to hear more.

This week, Sierra and Guillermo are joined by Sarah Choi, Natalie Bradin and Kathryn Bragg to talk about the latest Carolina For The Kids Dance Marathon, the student-run escape room "Ramses in Wonderland" and UNC Global Storytelling's trip to Puerto Rico during Spring Break.

This week, Guillermo and Liv talk to Senior Writer Lauren Fichten about her story regarding COVID-19 research at the UNC Baric Lab, and the internet conspiracies that it has generated. They are also joined by Audio Staffers Evin Sahin and W. H. Hayes with information about the UNC Esports Club and the latest event in UNC's Krasno Series with the Polish Ambassador to the US.

Will and Liv talk to Sarah Choi, Emmy Martin and Kathryn Bragg about Aquamation: a more environmentally friendly version of cremation, the FDA proposing a change in it's guidelines of who can donate blood and a cafe coming to Davis Library.

Guillermo and Liv speak with Assistant University Editor Abby Pender about relations between the Board of Trustees and UNC faculty relating to the proposed School of Civic Life and Leadership and Kshitiz Adhikari about a planned renovation to Woolen Gymnasium that is upsetting student dance groups.

This week, Will and Liv talk to Audio Staffers Kathryn Bragg, W.H. Hayes and Natalie Bradin about the Lunar New Year, the "Carolina Adapts Toys for Children" club and Mary Eva Esposito, who won the BMTX Annual Financial Empowerment Scholarship.

Will and Guillermo are joined by Sarah Choi, Natalie Bradin, and Emmy Martin to talk about the state of COVID-19 in and around the area after the holiday surge, the influence of UNC's top five rank and how it matters to students, and democratic NC Attorney General Josh Stein running for Governor.