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New Tunes at Two Wednesday 9/1: Shinyribs – Late Night TV Gold

Dr. James (Jim) Martin was Paul's guest for this Friday Feature Interview of the Week to discuss his book, Revelation Through Science. The book is described as a comprehensive examination of the intersections of science and theology, exploring how the worlds of scientific study and religion can exist in harmony. Martin's work won a 2021 Impact Book Award in Science. This conversation originally aired July 30, 2021.

The group PAL, formerly Partners for Active Living in Spartanburg, has changed their meaning to now stand for Play, Advocate and Live Well. PAL has always been about teaching and implementing programs and activities that promote exercise and healthier eating habits. Hear the latest about the group from their Executive Director Laura Ringo on this feature interview from August 6, 2021.

Politics Reporter for WFAE, public radio Charlotte, Steve Harrison returned to More to the Story to cover several topics on July 28, 2021, including a funding deal between Mecklenburg County and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and Charlotte's proposed light rail — could it ever have a designated stop at Charlotte Douglas International Airport?

In a follow-up to another recent report on WNCW, this edition of More to the Story showcased recent articles by Smoky Mountain News about tobacco growing farms having the potential for new life in the NC Mountains. Politics Editor for Smoky Mountain News - Cory Vaillancourt talked about the demand for cigar wrapper tobacco or burley tobacco. In years past, several counties in Western NC were in the top five for tobacco distribution. The interview originally aired Aug. 4, 2021.

New Tunes at Two Monday 8/16: George Harrison – All Things Must Pass: 50th Anniversary Reissue

Peak of the Week 8/19: Aaron Burdett – Dream Rich, Dirt Poor

Drive the Coon Dog is one of Harold's dad’s old time mill stories. It beckons to the day when a man was measured by the dog he owned.

Doug Elliott is a naturalist, herbalist, basket maker, back-country guide, harmonica master and storyteller from Rutherford County N.C. Much of his time he has spent learning from traditional country folk and indigenous people. He performs programs at festivals, museums, nature centers, and schools from Canada to the Caribbean. He is an author of five books, many articles in regional and national magazines and is an award winning recording artist.