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Charlotte Talks

Summary: Launched in April 1998, Charlotte Talks with Mike Collins has become the region's exclusive forum for the discussion of politics, arts, culture, social issues, literature, human interest, the environment and more. If something is of interest to the Charlotte region, listeners and leaders know the topic is bound to be discussed on Charlotte Talks. Follow along: @CharlotteTalks.

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 Tim Wise: White Like Me | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3107

  Author Tim Wise is an anti-race activist who writes and lectures about his thoughts on race from the perspective of a white man and his experiences. He joins us to talk about race and racism in politics, culture, the media and business, and how he uses his position as a white male to educate people about things like "white denial," "white privilege" and outright racism. We'll also talk about what local organizations are doing to educate the community about these topics as well, when Charlotte Talks.GuestsTim Wise - Anti-race activist who wrote White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son and Affirmative Action: Racial Preference in Black and White. Rev. Dr. Rodney S Sadler, Jr. - Board member of Mecklenburg Ministries and Associate Pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. He's also Associate Professor of Bible at Union Presbyterian Seminary in CharlotteThomas Franz - Headmaster of Trinity Episcopal SchoolTim Wise is participating in several events this week. Information about all of them at Trinity Episcopal School and Mecklenburg Ministries.

 Tim Wise: White Like Me | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3107

  Author Tim Wise is an anti-race activist who writes and lectures about his thoughts on race from the perspective of a white man and his experiences. He joins us to talk about race and racism in politics, culture, the media and business, and how he uses his position as a white male to educate people about things like "white denial," "white privilege" and outright racism. We'll also talk about what local organizations are doing to educate the community about these topics as well, when Charlotte Talks.GuestsTim Wise - Anti-race activist who wrote White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son and Affirmative Action: Racial Preference in Black and White. Rev. Dr. Rodney S Sadler, Jr. - Board member of Mecklenburg Ministries and Associate Pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. He's also Associate Professor of Bible at Union Presbyterian Seminary in CharlotteThomas Franz - Headmaster of Trinity Episcopal SchoolTim Wise is participating in several events this week. Information about all of them at Trinity Episcopal School and Mecklenburg Ministries.

 Tim Wise: White Like Me | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3107

  Author Tim Wise is an anti-race activist who writes and lectures about his thoughts on race from the perspective of a white man and his experiences. He joins us to talk about race and racism in politics, culture, the media and business, and how he uses his position as a white male to educate people about things like "white denial," "white privilege" and outright racism. We'll also talk about what local organizations are doing to educate the community about these topics as well, when Charlotte Talks.GuestsTim Wise - Anti-race activist who wrote White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son and Affirmative Action: Racial Preference in Black and White. Rev. Dr. Rodney S Sadler, Jr. - Board member of Mecklenburg Ministries and Associate Pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. He's also Associate Professor of Bible at Union Presbyterian Seminary in CharlotteThomas Franz - Headmaster of Trinity Episcopal SchoolTim Wise is participating in several events this week. Information about all of them at Trinity Episcopal School and Mecklenburg Ministries.

 Tim Wise: White Like Me | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3107

  Author Tim Wise is an anti-race activist who writes and lectures about his thoughts on race from the perspective of a white man and his experiences. He joins us to talk about race and racism in politics, culture, the media and business, and how he uses his position as a white male to educate people about things like "white denial," "white privilege" and outright racism. We'll also talk about what local organizations are doing to educate the community about these topics as well, when Charlotte Talks.GuestsTim Wise - Anti-race activist who wrote White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son and Affirmative Action: Racial Preference in Black and White. Rev. Dr. Rodney S Sadler, Jr. - Board member of Mecklenburg Ministries and Associate Pastor of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. He's also Associate Professor of Bible at Union Presbyterian Seminary in CharlotteThomas Franz - Headmaster of Trinity Episcopal SchoolTim Wise is participating in several events this week. Information about all of them at Trinity Episcopal School and Mecklenburg Ministries.

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

 The Affordable Care Act In North Carolina | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 3108

  President Obama has been re-elected and his Affordable Care Act has survived a Supreme Court battle. Now what? Leaders in each state have decisions to make in terms of whether to set up certain aspects of the plan such as exchanges and expanded Medicaid or let the federal government do that for them. Some states continue to resist aspects of the plan and many are weighing the decision to join lawsuits from other states. Newly elected Governor Pat McCrory faces such decisions and we’ll look at the likely choices he’ll make. Obamacare is here and we’ll find out the latest news when Charlotte Talks.GuestsThomas Miller - Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Senior Health Economist for the Joint Economic CommitteeDr. William Brandon - Metrolina Medical Foundation Distinguished Professor of Public Policy on Health. Political Science Dept. UNC Charlotte

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