In episode one of this mini-series, Folklife Director Zoe Van Buren speaks with two former folklife directors for the North Carolina Arts Council, Wayne Martin and Sally Peterson, about the history of the Heritage Awards and why it’s so important to celebrate the culture that comes from the people of North Carolina.

Get more information about the May 31 award ceremony here: https://pinecone.org/event/2023-north-carolina-heritage-awards/

Be sure to like and subscribe to Arts Across NC wherever you get your podcasts!

The North Carolina Heritage Awards are coming back!

In advance of the 2024 Weil Lecture on March 25, Director Patricia Parker conducts a phone interview with speaker Judy Woodruff. During her lecture, Woodruff will speak on her reporting project, Judy Woodruff Presents: America at a Crossroads.

In this podcast, Director Parker asks Woodruff about her distinguished career in journalism, the inspirations for the project, and the divisions and conversations she witnesses throughout it. 
Attend the Weil Lecture for American Citizenship, hosted by the Institute for the Arts and Humanities, on the UNC campus on March 25. RSVP at go.unc.edu/Kd9z6

More information: https://iah.unc.edu/event/weil-lecture-2324/

Episode 134: Weil Speaker Judy Woodruff on ‘America at the Crossroads’

In this episode, Sarah Treul, assistant professor of political science in the College of Arts and Sciences, discusses the 2016 congressional and presidential elections. 



Well Said: The 2016 Elections

In this week's episode, we're talking Earth Day and sustainable food sources with Carolina alumna and current Chancellor's Fellow Emily Auerbach. The director of the University's Edible Campus Initiative, Auerbach has been helping transform the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill into an edible landscape.

Well Said: Earth Day and an edible Chapel Hill

Mint EP

Episode 1: Allison Portnow Lathrop

Associate Director of CSAS (Center for the Study of the American South) Patrick Horn sits down with us to speak about his study of literature, his admin position at UNC, and tips on how to maximize your grad school experience.

Episode 2: Patrick Horn

Associate Professor Kia Caldwell (African, African American, and Diaspora Studies) talks about the life and death of Marielle Franco. She discusses Franco's work as an activist and the circumstances that led to her assassination on March 14, 2018

Read the statement at Black Scholars: https://bit.ly/2JShmep 
Follow Kia Caldwell on Twitter: @KiaLCaldwell
Follow IAH on Twitter: @iah_unc

Episode 65: On Marielle Franco With Kia Caldwell

The Institute for the Arts and Humanities serves as UNC-Chapel Hill’s faculty home for interdisciplinary conversation and collaboration. The IAH supports its mission through its commitment to three interrelated areas of faculty life: scholarship, leadership, and fellowship. The IAH podcast features in-depth conversations with Fellows. The owl tops Hyde Hall, our Franklin Street home.

Episode 134: Weil Speaker Judy Woodruff on ‘America at the Crossroads’

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