Clean water accessibility is a global scale issue that impacts the lives of millions of Americans on a daily basis. Today we dive into the basics behind these issues with a focus on the Durham community. This episode features an interview with Mary Perchlik who currently works with water quality in Vermont.

A discussion about the racial history at Duke Univeristy, more specifically the desegregation of the university which occurs simultaneously with the construction of the Durham freeway. A project thats construction rocked the black community in Durham. This episode features an interview with Ted Segal, the author of Point of Reckoning. We discuss the race relations at Duke during the 1960s, his time at Duke, and finally what he thinks of racial reckoning at the university now.