President Donald Trump suffered a rare rebuke when the Supreme Court ruled against his tariff agenda. The decision Friday throws U.S. trade policy back into uncertainty. Andrew Greenland, N.C. State Assistant Professor of Economics, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss what impact the Supreme Court’s decision will have on consumers.

Six planets are linking up in the sky at the end of February, and most will be visible to the naked eye. It's what's known as a planetary parade, which happens when multiple planets appear to line up in the sky at once. Amy Sayle, Science Education Specialist with the Morehead Planetarium, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss how people can see the display

Last week, former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad OchoCinco made a stop at Raleigh’s Rialto Theater. It came after an appearance on the podcast “Night Cap,” where OchoCinco pronounced Raleigh “Rah-lee-ah.” Hayes Permar is the owner of the Rialto Theater and decided to welcome OchoCinco in a unique way. Permar joined Jeff Hamlin.

African Americans have served proudly in every great American war. In 1866, through an act of Congress, legislation was adopted to create six all African American Army units.These fighting men represented the first Black professional soldiers in a peacetime army, also known as the Buffalo Soldiers. Today, 45 chapters across the U.S. promote the legacy and accomplishments of these regiments . Gayle Hurd talked with Trooper/Dr. Richard Kingsberry, inaugural president of the Greater North Carolina Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers about their history and their upcoming 30th Anniversary celebration

This week, we’re recognizing National Caregivers Day, and here in North Carolina, thousands of families are quietly caring for loved ones with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Many don’t realize there are free resources available to help them navigate services and plan for the future. Ruth Garfinkel, Program Director for Family Connect at TLC - The Tammy Lynn Center, joins Gayle Hurd to talk about the services they provide.

Anna Jordan started the AnnaBanna Jewelry brand out of her dorm room at UNC-Chapel Hill. It has grown so much, she has taken it to retail stores across the Triangle. Jordan talked with Jeff Hamlin about how she grew her idea out of college into the real world

In the leadup to the Civil War, Somerset Place was one of North Carolina’s largest plantations with over 800 slaves overall located right along Lake Phelps. Located in Criswell, North Carolina, several documents and original items are still intact on the plantation. Karen Hayes is the site manager for Somerset Place. She joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss its history.

The United States men’s hockey team has won the gold medal in the Winter Olympics for the first time since the Miracle on Ice in 1980. Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Jaccob Slavin returned to the United States victorious, though he played against his Hurricanes teammate Seth Jarvis, a forward for Canada. Longtime Triangle sports talk show host Adam Gold hosts the Canes Corner podcast. He joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss what America’s victory means for the NHL

People around the world have been calling for peace since the start of the Ukraine-Russian war. Nataliia Bondarenko works for the Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill and is a native of Ukraine who came to the United States as the war started. Bondarenko joined Jeff Hamlin to reflect on four years since the war started.

On March 8 at 3:00 PM, at Moeser Auditorium (UNC–Chapel Hill), we present the Ukrainian Lullaby Concert, developed in collaboration with Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute.

In North Carolina, Ukrainian women — most of them refugees — wrote lullabies for their children. They wrote about leaving home, fear, love, and new life in the middle of war.

These are not just songs. They are personal stories — told in the most intimate form.

The program brings these new works together with traditional Ukrainian lullabies and an international repertoire, including a Yiddish lullaby (“Rozhinkes mit Mandlen”), works connected to Beethoven, and “Summertime,” often linked to the Ukrainian lullaby “Oy Khodyt Son Kolo Vikon.” Performed by professional musicians, the concert is both artistically strong and deeply human.

This is not just a concert. It is a way to listen — to women who carried their children to safety and continue to create, sing, and hold on to culture.

Krzyzewskiville, the tent city Duke University students inhabit in the lead-up to the annual home men’s basketball game against UNC, celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. Over the years, Duke students have braves cold temperatures to get the first seats inside Cameron Indoor Stadium to watch their beloved Blue Devils face North Carolina. Aidan McCarthy and Claire Raney are the line monitors at Krzyzewskiville this year. He joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss the atmosphere this year.