Stacia Brown
Stacia Brown comes to WUNC from Washington, DC, where she was a producer for WAMU’s daily news radio program, 1A. She’s the creator and host of two podcasts, The Rise of Charm City and Hope Chest. Her audio projects have been featured on Scene on Radio, a podcast of the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University; BBC 4’s Short Cuts; and American Public Radio’s Terrible, Thanks for Asking.
Before working in podcasts and public radio, she was a freelance writer whose work was featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, New Republic, and several other publications.
Stacia was born in Michigan, raised in Maryland, and delighted to find herself living and learning in North Carolina now.
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Parental advisory labels date back to the 1980s. They exist, in part, to alert consumers to the presence of profanity, explicit discussion of sex and...
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Durham-based musician A.yoni Jeffries understands discouragement. Her latest album, “Potential Gon’ Pay,” was delayed three times this year. But the 25...
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Aaron “Ronnie” Chatterji is a first-time political candidate, running as a Democrat for the position of North Carolina Treasurer. He knows it is a...
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Though COVID-19 struck North Carolina’s suburban and urban communities earliest, the virus has begun to sweep through the state’s rural communities at...
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The North Carolina Council of State is one of two collective bodies that make up the state’s executive branch. It consists of 10 elected positions,...
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Feeling stir-crazy staying at home during the pandemic? Our next Movies on the Radio may be just what you need. This month with Marsha Gordon and Laura...
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Last weekend, the literary community was rocked by news of local giant Randall Kenan’s passing. He died in his Hillsborough home late last week at the...
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North Carolina has the largest state-recognized Native American population east of the Mississippi River. But until recently, state-recognized Native...
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For months, families have been quarantining together during the coronavirus crisis. The pandemic has forced parents and partners to rethink everything,...