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Leoneda Inge chats with Durham County Library development officer Sara Stephens about this year's Library Fest.

Leoneda Inge chats with Barbara Garrity-Blake, cultural anthropologist and president of NC Catch, and Captain John Mallette, co-owner of Southern Breeze Seafood Co., about their new exhibit called “Recognizing African American Participation in the North Carolina Seafood Industry."

Leoneda Inge sits down with novelist Zelda Lockhart to discuss her life, career and her upcoming keynote address at the Durham County Library Fest.

Duke Postdoctoral Associate Javier Wallace talks about his class "Race, Sport & Education: Duke Men’s Basketball" and the story of CB Claiborne, the university's first Black athlete.

A wildlife biologist with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission talks with Due South's Leoneda Inge about North Carolina's black bears and their adaptation to increased interactions with humans.

A conversation about the documentaries telling stories from the South at this year’s Full Frame festival.

Due South’s Jeff Tiberii talks with Robert Scheller of NC State University about why wildfires are becoming more common in our state and the Southeast — and what the future might hold.

Midway, North Carolina is a town that might be easy to miss, but it signifies a growing movement in the state - a community that incorporates to fend off annexation, and remain a low-tax, low-density town.

The federal government has cut a program that made sure schools and food banks could buy fresh food from farmers. The Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina is bracing for the aftermath.

Leoneda Inge sits down with two curators at the North Carolina Museum of Art to discuss the new exhibition, The Time is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure.