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Kathleen Purvis and Timothy Depeugh Talk Food in Charlotte

Host Keith Cradle talks with Adam Bratton of Human Powered Movement and Vanessa Covington of the Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation about recreation activities on the river.

Defense attorney Tim Emry discusses local jails, policing, and how he was inspired by progressive prosecutors in Durham, Philly, and elsewhere to mount his own campaign.

Ohavia Phillips and Dion Beary join Ryan and Justin to review 2021's biggest Charlotte stories, and to look forward to 2022.

Continuing this series informing listeners about how the Catawba River affects life in Charlotte and the surrounding area, and how the Catawba Riverkeepers Foundation works to preserve the river.

Ryan and Justin talk to QC Nerve journalist Nikolai Mather on trans rights in schools and beyond.

Kindred's beverage director Elyse Simchik discusses how she deals with the recent Mecklenburg ABC struggles.

Nick Ochsner and Michel Graff join Ryan and Justin in-studio to talk about their new book "The Vote Collectors."

Host Keith Cradle takes a look at the 10,000-year history of the Catawba River, powered by OrthoCarolina.

Charlotte's citywide public art and mural festival starts October 18, and the organizers of the event join Ryan in-studio to talk about the festival, and the status of arts funding in Charlotte.

The owner of Manolo's Bakery plays himself in an upcoming play at UNC Charlotte. We discuss that and so many other issues he's passionate about. Thank you!

Potions and Pixels’ Michael Zytkow talks with Ryan and Justin about video gaming for civic awareness and breaks all kinds of news.  

Hannah Stephens of Sunrise Movement and Huntersville Town Board Commissioner Stacy Phillips join Ryan and Justin to discuss the Colonial Pipeline Spill.

Michaels Sims with Charlotte CBD and Michael Brooks with GoodKush.co discuss a recent medical marijuana bill in NC and broader efforts around legalization.

WBTV’s David Hodges discusses his recent lawsuit against the city and the many stories of Charlotte City Council in the first half of 2021. 

James E. Ford joins Ryan and Justin in-studio to talk race and politics in Charlotte and North Carolina in 2021.

Melody Gross of Courageous SHIFT joins Ryan and Justin in-studio to talk about her work to fight against domestic violence in Charlotte.

Justin Jones-Fosu Talks Inclusion, Isolation and Empathy.

Ryan and Justin speak with Aletha Burgess and Mylon Patton on the future of Morgan School.

Keba Samuel and Rickey Hall discuss the Charlotte Future 2040 Comprehensive Plan. 

Ryan and Justin talk with Patrice Funderburg about the juxtaposition of her former life in corporate HR, versus the work she is doing at Second-Chance Employment now. 

True Affordable Housing Solutions: Kris Axhoj of Axhoj Enterprises and Kenny Robinson of Freedom Fighting Missionaries discuss actionable solutions to Charlotte's affordable housing crisis. 

Ryan and Justin talk to No Limit Larry and Adrienne Threatt about homelessness in Charlotte.

Stefania Arteaga and Becca O'Neill join Ryan and Justin to talk about how Carolina Migrant Network is reshaping the narrative.

Triad City Beat journalist Jordan Green joins Ryan and Justin to discuss radical right-wing extremism in North Carolina.