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Erin Keever
Executive Producer, "Due South"Erin Keever is the Executive Producer of WUNC’s daily radio show, Due South. Erin comes to WUNC from Charlotte where she spent 16 years at WFAE serving in various roles from on-air announcer, researcher, web editor, to finally senior producer of “Charlotte Talks with Mike Collins.”
Erin is a graduate of UNC Charlotte with a degree in Communication Studies, but before that attended UNC Greensboro where she proudly worked at her college radio station WUAG. A Charlotte-born defector now relocated to the Triangle; she’s learning more about the region. And as a lifelong resident and evangelist of North Carolina, she’s excited to create a new show for her beloved home state.
Erin lives in Chapel Hill with her husband, two children, dog Moki and Cheddar Bay Biscuit the cat.
Email: ekeever@wunc.org
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Jeff Tiberii and Leoneda Inge talk with Rachel Smith, an astrophysicist at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Science who studies star and planet formation. She talks about her research and some of humankind's biggest questions, like – are we alone in the universe?
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NASA astronaut Christina Koch touches down in the Due South studios for a wide-ranging conversation on space exploration and some of the common questions she gets about living and working in space.
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The Asian American population is growing faster here in the South than anywhere else. In this encore edition of an interview recorded in 2023, co-host Leoneda Inge and Heidi Kim discuss the challenges of supporting students through an on-campus shooting, and more.
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Due South's signature series "Southern Mixtape" explores the songs, sounds, and artists of the South. In this edition, WUNC's Brian Burns joins Jeff and Leoneda to share his favorite songs from Southern artists.
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With sea levels rising, beaches eroding, and houses falling into the ocean, what's the path forward?Coastal geologist Rob Young joins us to discuss rising seas and beach erosion and what, if anything, can be done to lessen the impact on North Carolina's coastal communities.
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In this edition of About Dad Time, Due South co-host Jeff Tiberii talks with someone he knows well about the trials and joys of fatherhood - his dad.
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Due South co-host Leoneda Inge talks food and Southern culture with the founding director of the Southern Foodways Alliance, John T. Edge.
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North Carolina has an interesting political history of "ticket splitting" - when a voter selects candidates of opposing parties. We take a closer look at this trend and whether it may continue in the November election.
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Last week we talked about the state GOP convention. This weekend, the Democratic party takes their turn. We’ll talk with a political scientist about the Democrats' strategy going into the November election.
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As the North Carolina Republican Party convenes its state convention in Greensboro, we talk with a political scientist about the basics of these events and the message the party is trying to set for the November election.