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  • It's hard to know what, exactly, to expect here. Is North Carolina going to be like New York? Or New Orleans? Will we see our hospitals overrun?Or might…
  • On CNN over the weekend, Dr. Anthony Fauci brought up some frightening numbers, including that the country can expect 100,000-200,000 deaths due to…
  • Today: Crashing.We are now in week two of social distancing, and the economy is in free fall. That has the president and others wavering on the measures…
  • Today: Decisions.The number of personal decisions we are making every day has probably shrunk. We're driving less, not packing our kids' lunches, and…
  • Aggressive, venomous and seemingly unstoppable, fire ants are literally the stuff of horror movies. Delve into the origin and adaptations of this resilient insect as it expands its range throughout the South. | Find more CREEP content at wunc.org/creep.
  • In a conference call on March 16, President Donald Trump told governors it should try to get ventilators and other life-saving equipment on their…
  • Anita learns about non-sexual, social nudity and why opting to live life mostly in the nude could actually make her think about her body LESS.
  • Anita shares an exciting announcement about the Embodied podcast and what you can expect in your feeds starting next week!
  • Anita loves a good romantic story — especially when lovers prevail against all odds. There are a million reasons to give up on happily ever after when one or more people in a relationship are incarcerated. But for those who stay together despite prison walls, a special kind of connection is created, as we learn in the season two finale. | Support this show with a donation at wunc.org/give.
  • Anita may not shy away when conversations get uncomfortable, but approaching difficult topics can depend on who you're talking to and which self you're bringing to the discussion. In this special episode, she exchanges notes and kinship with Anna Sale and Allison Behringer, hosts of the podcasts "Death, Sex & Money" and "Bodies" respectively. | Follow the show @embodiedwunc.
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