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It’s not easy to get approval to build an apartment, or an addition to your house, or a sidewalk. Kelly Kenoyer at WHQR wanted to know how it all works.

In this encore edition, a researcher and expert answers questions on how to attract the species native to our region like Ruby-throated hummingbirds.

NC Representative Jason Saine, a senior co-chair of the House Appropriations Committee, talks with Due South co-host Jeff Tiberii about his decision to leave the General Assembly.

Co-host Leoneda Inge talks with Donovan Zimmerman and Sophie Joy about their new production "Earth and Sky: A Great Gathering for All Beings" to be performed at the Forest Theatre on UNC-Chapel Hill's campus.

The South Sudan men's basketball team had a commendable recent run at the Paris Olympics. The nation of just 13 years had a squad funded in large part by a former Duke basketball player.

A North Carolina State University professor tells co-host Jeff Tiberii about his research in the hygiene tissue industry.

Caitlin E. Jewitt, author of "The Primary Rules: Parties, Voters, and Presidential Nominations" and political science professor at Virginia Tech, joins co-host Jeff Tiberii to go over the rules and procedures of the Democratic National Convention in this unprecedented election cycle.

North Carolina Central University student Devin Freeman has now added NC delegate to the DNC to the already long list of civic and leadership positions he's held in his young life. Co-host Leoneda Inge talks to Devin ahead of his trip to Chicago.

Most of North Carolina’s 28,000 dams are defunct, blocking wildlife from moving freely up and down rivers, and from getting dissolved oxygen in fast-flowing water. That’s of particular concern to the shrinking Eastern Hellbender salamander.

Burmese pythons have decimated the populations of small mammals in the Florida Everglades since they established a breeding population in the 1990s. Nearly 1,000 have been removed through the annual Florida Python Challenge since it began in 2013.