Elizabeth Friend
Producer/ Co-Host, "CREEP" PodcastElizabeth Friend grew up in North Carolina listening to public radio in the backseat of the family station wagon. She has been reporting and producing at 吉彩网网站 since 2016, covering everything from Army history to armadillos. She's also the co-founder of the beloved summer event series . In her spare time she enjoys exploring the outside world with her family, dabbling in esoteric crafts, and cheese.
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When Sontina Barnes joined the Army in 1993, she was looking for something new.鈥淚 was a junior at N.C. State and I was burned out,鈥� she recalled.At the鈥� -
When James Dantzler graduated high school in 1966, he found no one was hiring young men who were likely to be drafted for the Vietnam War. So he joined鈥� -
Patti Elliott remembers her youngest son Lucas was always 鈥渒ind of an adrenaline junky.鈥滺e started shooting with a high-powered rifle competition team at鈥� -
Charlotte resident David Englert served 21 years in the military, first in the Marines, then in the Air Force. Just before his 18-year-old son Logan left鈥� -
When Ted Corcoran joined the Army in 2000, he needed a steady job and a place to live. "I wish I had a noble reason for joining the military, but in鈥� -
Coyotes are everywhere in North Carolina.C'mon, "everywhere?" Really? Yes, really. To borrow from a commonly used expression: you can't swing a cat鈥� -
The pandemic has infiltrated and affected every aspect of human life, across the globe. The devastating health and economic impacts have been undeniable,鈥� -
Is it just us鈥r have animals been acting different lately?CREEP is an unexpected audio documentary for these challenging times. Journalists Elizabeth鈥� -
Researchers from Duke and N.C. State this week briefed Pittsboro officials on the presence of unregulated chemicals in the town's water supply.They are鈥� -
Coastal flooding from hurricanes and other tropical storms is getting worse, according to a recent study by researchers at the UNC-Chapel Hill Institute鈥�
