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9:00, Tuesday, March 10, 2015For years, Wired columnist Patrick Di Justo has written about what’s inside many popular products but now he’s turned his…

http://66.225.205.104/CT20081023.mp3Stump the Chef Back by popular demand, we invite your questions on cooking basics today on Charlotte Talks. Our own…

http://66.225.205.104/CT20080924.mp3United Way of the Carolinas Stay tuned for an in-depth look at the United Way of the Central Carolinas on today's…

http://66.225.205.104/CT20080704.mp3Ira Flatow and Science Education Ira Flatow, host of NPR's Talk of the Nation Science Friday, will be on the show…

When we look at our nation’s leaders, it sometimes helps to understand their perspective if we know what experiences influenced their leadership…

There are dog lovers all over the region but our guests today take dog ownership to a very big degree. We’ll meet two people who breed, train and judge…

Part One: Artist Mel Chin. What do art and lead pollution have in common? Mel Chin. He's the Artist-in-Residence at McColl Center for Visual Art. His…

After spending years in Los Angeles, Ree Drummond made what she thought would be a short stop in her Oklahoma hometown, on her way to a new life in…

Former Nebraska Republican Senator Chuck Hagel is the President’s choice to be the next Secretary of Defense. This bi-partisan appointment is not being…

Decision makers around our region want Charlotte to be a leader in global commerce, and many have reason to be encouraged at the progress we've made…

The Republican-run General Assembly has been busy in North Carolina. Less than half-way through the six month session and we've no shortage of…

Everybody has a story to tell. The Moth, who many public radio listeners may be familiar with, is dedicated to the art and the craft of storytelling. It…

Longtime public radio hosts Joe and Terry Graedon of the People's Pharmacy join us today. They've been on a mission for more than 30 years to educate…

Tuesday, September 29, 2014The Middle East has been a focus of world concern for years. The latest concern is that of the terrorist group, ISIS, the…

Tuesday, October 6, 2014For years, the United States Department of Agriculture helped landowners drain wetlands for agricultural use. But by the 1980s…

Wednesday, September 24, 2014We live in a digital world but The Old Farmer's Almanac survives. In fact, it thrives! For over two hundred years it has…

Thursday, August 21, 2014We've talked a lot about sustainability - the state and quality of Charlotte's air, water, energy use and more - and whether or…

Friday, September 12, 2014The war in Afghanistan will go down as the longest in American history and as one more so-called dirty war in our country's…

Friday, October 10, 2014It's that time of year when darkness comes earlier each evening. Darkness is supposed to be a bad thing. Darkness is sometimes…

Thursday, October 16, 2014You may have noticed, there are a lot of runners in Charlotte. On nice days in certain parts of town, the streets are…