Stacia Brown
ProducerStacia Brown comes to WUNC from Washington, DC, where she was a producer for WAMU’s daily news radio program, 1A. She’s the creator and host of two podcasts, The Rise of Charm City and Hope Chest. Her audio projects have been featured on Scene on Radio, a podcast of the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University; BBC 4’s Short Cuts; and American Public Radio’s Terrible, Thanks for Asking.
Before working in podcasts and public radio, she was a freelance writer whose work was featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, New Republic, and several other publications.
Stacia was born in Michigan, raised in Maryland, and delighted to find herself living and learning in North Carolina now.
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Anita shares an episode of a podcast produced by her colleagues that gets her teary every time she listens (but in a good way). “Black Widow” from the podcast Great Grief features Grammy-nominated musician Nnenna Freelon reflecting on what’s changed for her in the years since her husband Phil’s passing. Nnenna’s now grappling with a brand new identity: widow. -
North Carolina Public Radio presents Pauli, a podcast about the power of one person to change what's possible for us all. Available on Apple Podcasts,…
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PAULI: EPISODE THREEAfter spending decades fighting for gender equality and racial justice, Pauli Murray decided to unite her convictions for human rights…
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PAULI: EPISODE TWOIn 1948, Pauli Murray began a years-long journey, crossing the country to document each state's segregation laws. The result was an…
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PAULI: EPISODE ONEAs a Black, queer, Southern woman, Pauli Murray endured a sinister combination of sexism and racism. She called this specific kind of…
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Pauli Murray isn't a completely unsung hero of the Civil Rights Movement. She isn't exactly a household name either. Her brand of fighting for racial…
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This week the Raleigh City Council approved rezoning for Downtown South, a $2.2 billion development project that will bring shops, housing and a soccer…
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When the first wave of federal COVID-19 provisions became available to businesses in April, Black business owners received a very small amount of relief…
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When the first wave of federal COVID-19 provisions became available to businesses in April, Black business owners received a very small amount of relief…
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COVID-19 has exacerbated an existing shortage of licensed nurses in the state of North Carolina. Too few nurses are available for staffing at local…
