Baseball legend Moonlight Graham’s connection to Chapel Hill on the 100th anniversary of his very short major league career: William Friday, Ron Hyatt, and Fred Kiger with friends in Chilsom, Minnesota

Last year Flyleaf Books brought Nicholas Sparks to the Carolina Club in Chapel Hill to talk about his recent book, “See Me.” A portion of his interview is aired on Who’s Talking. The complete interview is available at Chapelboro.com

Guest: Ed Haag

Greensboro’s Ed Haag, a writer and former teacher, now a businessman, is fluent in Mandarin Chinese after living for six years in Taiwan, where he gained an interest in Charlie Soong the father of Madam Chiang Kai-shek. He talks about the North Carolina connections to Charlie Soong and his family and his book, “Charlie Soong: North Carolina’s Link to the Fall of the Last Emperor of China.”

Guest: John T. Edge

John T. Edge, director of the Southern Foodways Alliance, contributing editor at Garden & Gun and a columnist for the Oxford American, author or editor of 12 earlier books, about his latest book “THE POTLIKKER PAPERS: A Food History of the Modern South ”, which begins with the black cooks and maids who fed and supported the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955, and tracks the South’s fitful journey from a hive of racism to a newer South.

Guest: Bob Ashley

Robert Ashley, retiring editor of the Durham Herald-Sun, talks about how the acquisition of the Herald Sun by the owners of the Raleigh News & Observer will affect Chapel Hill and the newspapers that serve our town.

On May 20, North Carolina celebrates the 1775 Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. This weekend we will re-air an earlier program with Scott Syfert, who discussed the lingering question of whether the Declaration is fact or fiction.

Julian Pleasants. Long time history professor at University of Florida, prolific researcher, author of books about North Carolina politics and history, and author of “Home Front: North Carolina During World War II,” talking about the new book and how World War II changed the face of North Carolina: To order book from Florida University Press call 800-226-3822 or link to upress.ufl.edu. For 50% discount until May 31, 2017, order on line at upress.ufl.edu Use code AU517.

Guest: Robert Ashley

Robert Ashley, editor of the Durham Herald-Sun, talks about how the acquisition of the Herald Sun by the owners of the Raleigh News & Observer will affect Chapel Hill and the newspapers that serve our town.

Jim Dodson, two-time winner of the Herbert Warren Wind Award for best golf book of the year talks about his latest book, “The Range Bucket List: The Golf Adventure of a Lifetime

Guest: Diane Rehm

Diane Rehm in a recent interview at Elon University. For 37 years her morning public radio program made her one of America’s most influential people.