
Side by Side with Nido Qubein
Matt Doherty, Former UNC Head Coach, Executive Advisor
Executive advisor Matt Doherty shares his strategy for building championship culture in business.

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Side by Side with Nido Qubein
Executive advisor Matt Doherty shares his strategy for building championship culture in business.

State Lines
Property tax reform; energy demand and costs; President Trump visits Fort Bragg; a voter lawsuit.

Black Issues Forum
A discussion of rising suicide rates among Black youth across the nation.

Shaped by Sound
Singer Anthony Hamilton shares his journey, from his Charlotte roots to his multiplatinum career.

SCI NC
UNC researchers are training an AI robot named "Fetch" to think, map spaces and work with humans.

State Lines
Property value reassessments; DEI policies in Buncombe County; local policies and crime.

Thursday, March 5, 6:30 PM
Join PBS North Carolina for a special preview screening from the PBS series Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr., featuring musician Rhiannon Giddens and award-winning actor Danielle Deadwyler. Following the screening, stay for a conversation with local historians and genealogists. This event has sold out.

Tuesday, March 10, 6 PM
Join PBS North Carolina for a screening of "The Inquisitor," a new documentary from Independent Lens chronicling the journey of Barbara Jordan, the congresswoman who transformed U.S. politics. Following the screening, stay for a meaningful community conversation.

Saturday, April 25, 12 PM
Join PBS North Carolina for a screening of "The Librarians," a new documentary from Independent Lens that examines lawmakers' move to review and restrict library book lists. Following the screening, join us for a timely discussion on book challenges, education and the future of public libraries.