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Kaylin Tsukayama/Full Frame Documentary Film FestivalA conversation about the documentaries telling stories from the South at this year鈥檚 Full Frame festival. -
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 鈥淩ecognizing African American Participation in the North Carolina Seafood Industry."
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Leoneda Inge sits down with Maggie Robe of Flyleaf Books to look ahead at some of the most anticipated book releases of the first half of 2025. -
Nnenna and Pierce Freelon join Jeff and Leoneda for the Valentine's Day edition of Southern Mixtape. They talk love songs across generations from Aretha Franklin and Sam Cooke to K-Ci & JoJo. -
Renovations are underway that will impact how visitors access Duke Gardens. Bill LeFevre, Executive Director of Duke Gardens, joins co-host Leoneda Inge to talk about how to (still) make the most of a trip to the 55-acre botanic garden in Durham. -
General Marquis de Lafayette toured across North Carolina during his visit to America in the 1800s. -
Leoneda Inge chats with Dr. Nikita Y. Harris, founder of the National Black Debutante Project, about her work researching and archiving Black debutante history. -
Leoneda Inge sits down with Mary Lambeth Moore, host of the podcast, Recovering Debs, to discuss debutante societies in the South 鈥� and the daughters who tried to buck the familial bonds of participation. -
From Houston's own Beyonc茅 to Memphis-born GloRilla, from Tampa native Doechii to NC's Rapsody, Southern women are making major waves in the rap industry. -
Leoneda Inge chats with North Carolina poet laureate Jaki Shelton Green about her current work and her writing. -
Co-host Leoneda Inge hosts an hour of culinary conversation with local chefs Sandra A. Gutierrez, Nancie McDermott and Ryan Mitchell. -
Bill Arthur joins Due South's Leoneda Inge to talk about his article in The Assembly about Southern Season's humble beginnings, how it became a Triangle area institution, and the legacy it left behind.
