History Notes

History Notes

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History Notes episodes

  • Intro and Telling a Story of Truth

    On March 1, 2022, United Way of Greater Greensboro celebrated its centennial year in the local community. For a century, countless citizens have helped United Way has respond to the needs of the greater Greensboro community. This podcast highlights accomplishments made during each decade, and a few of the community leaders who made them possible. Join Dr. Johnnetta Cole as she presents United Way of Greater Greensboro - Celebrating 100 Years of Transforming Your Compassion Into Community Change.

    A special series produced in co-operation with History Notes


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    11 min
  • Women in Media: Carla Banks

    I am an “Informer.” Walk the journey with Carla Banks, Communications and Marketing Director, for the City of Greensboro. Ms. Banks talks about the wide-ranging commitments and dedication needed to serve our residents in various ways from running the call center to the Greensboro Television Network. 



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    38 min
  • Women in Media: Natalie Wilson
    Natalie Wilson of WGHP, talks with History Notes about the people who encouraged her to follow her passion, and pursue a career in media. She discusses her experiences at Howard University, Johns Hopkins University, and her faith.

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    1 hr 4 min
  • Women in Media: Rosemary Plybon
    She loved to tell stories. The journalist from the Gate City who returned to Greensboro. GTN’s Rosemary Plybon shares her story about her career in journalism, and all the meaningful experiences along the way.  

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    23 min
  • Women in Media: Monique Robinson
    Monique Robinson started her career in media by being a pioneer. The New Jersey native talks about how her love for people and science led her to become a meteorologist. We talk about the challenges, achievements and experiences that have brought her to the Gate City. 

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    41 min
  • Women in Media: Tanya Rivera
    The award-winning WFMY News host and reporter talks about her career in journalism from her first inspirations as a child in Florida up to what's important in the news today.

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    38 min
  • More Than Just a Game
    Historians Dr. Charles Johnson and Dr. Arwin Smallwood discuss the century-old football rivalry between between North Carolina A&T State University and North Carolina Central University.

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    56 min
  • Protesting for Democracy
    A conversation with organizer, spiritual leader and activist Pastor Michael Harris. Harris was one of the leaders of the Greensboro racial justice protests of 2020, which led to the museum's Pieces of Now exhibition.

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    41 min
  • History Makers Ambassadors
    Two North Carolina A&T State University students who love to study the past become diplomats for history.

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    43 min

About History Notes

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Listen in for conversations about the history of the Gate City and beyond. Museum staff talk to historians about events that shaped life in our city -- and to Greensboro’s own history makers.

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