The Dillon Johnston Writers Reading Series at Wake Forest University invited Steven Dunn to share a reading from his forthcoming book on the musician, Nas, as Dunn’s cousin, DrewShamir, came to share music he had written to accompany the book.
On Oct. 7 and Oct. 8, Triad City Beat hosted its first reverse town-halls in an effort to center voters over candidates. The model, which was inspired by events hosted by the Current, an independent news outlet in Louisiana, is meant to allow voters to share their thoughts on issues that are most important to them. For these events, TCB identified a panel of four voters for each event, one in Winston-Salem and one in Greensboro. Then, the newsroom invited candidates in all races in those cities to come and listen. The result was an engaging, interactive event in which voters felt like they had a voice and candidates came away learning something new.
The Dillon Johnston Writers Reading Series at Wake Forest University invited Steven Dunn to share a reading from his forthcoming book on the musician, Nas, as Dunn’s cousin, DrewShamir, came to share music he had written to accompany the book.
Shot in the Triad is a weeky photoessay series by Greensboro photographer Carolyn de Berry.
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“Side by Side with Nido Qubein” is a weekly PBS NC interview show that features in-depth and informative conversations between Nido Qubein and a wide variety of successful and influential guests, often with connections to North Carolina.
