Original air date - December 15, 2021

Buncombe County and the City of Asheville recently approved a reparations project after declaring racism a public health crisis. Learn about what this reparation process consists of and how this funding will be spent.

The Buncombe County Slave Deeds project began a few years ago to try and track the "slaves and property" transactions that went through our deeds office. In this episode we're going to talk about what can we learn about the story of these enslaved individuals and how enlightening us on our own past can expand how we view our region's history.

Original air date - November 17, 2021

Ad Hoc Reappraisal Committee, sounds like a mouthful, right? Well, it's basically a group of community members gathered together to make sure the appraisal process is seen through an equity lens and what potential avenues may be available to assist the community struggling with rising property values. 

Original air date - November 3, 2021

Are you a veteran or know of a veteran that is not taking advantage of life saving services for our community members? Join Director of Buncombe County Veteran's Services Heath Smith as he goes over what's available and how our veterans can access them.

Teen suicide is skyrocketing across our nation. What can we do to help recognize the signs or know what to do if we want to be a link to support for our community's teens? 

Original air date - September 8, 2021

Are you and your family ready if a disaster strikes our region? We typically get everything from fires, to floods, to snow and ice - so listen in to this episode for some great tips and resources to prepare for the next event.

Original air date - August 4, 2021

Join Recreation Services Director Peyton O'Conner for a great rundown of Buncombe County's public park system. Where can you play, what can you do while you're there, and what are some of the great programs our Recreation Services Department sponsors will be discussed.

Original air date - June 30, 2021

Join Health and Human Services Jennifer Teague as she discusses County programs to help protect our elderly, what signs we should all be aware of, and how we can get involved in protecting our silver community members.

Original air date - June, 9, 2021

Join County Commissioner Al Whitesides with Buncombe County's Lillian Govus as they discuss our new County holiday, Juneteenth. What is Juneteenth? When did it begin? And what does it mean to our local community?

Original air date - May 26, 2021

This episode focuses around COVID-19 Recovery funding in Buncombe County. What is available, what it is for, and how you can apply. This episode is hosted by Buncombe County's Rasheeda McDaniels with County Strategic Partnerships Director Rachael Nygaard.