Erin Keever
Executive Producer, "Due South"Erin Keever is the Executive Producer of 吉彩网网站鈥檚 daily radio show, Due South. Erin comes to 吉彩网网站 from Charlotte where she spent 16 years at WFAE serving in various roles from on-air announcer, researcher, web editor, to finally senior producer of 鈥淐harlotte Talks with Mike Collins.鈥�
Erin is a graduate of UNC Charlotte with a degree in Communication Studies, but before that attended UNC Greensboro where she proudly worked at her college radio station WUAG. A Charlotte-born defector now relocated to the Triangle; she鈥檚 learning more about the region. And as a lifelong resident and evangelist of North Carolina, she鈥檚 excited to create a new show for her beloved home state.
Erin lives in Chapel Hill with her husband, two children, dog Moki and Cheddar Bay Biscuit the cat.
Email: ekeever@wunc.org
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The federal government has cut a program that made sure schools and food banks could buy fresh food from farmers. The Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina is bracing for the aftermath. -
Wildfires burn across the state, some Republicans call for a major teacher-pay increase, a Triangle Democrat boycotts the President鈥檚 address to Congress. -
Research universities like UNC and Duke are anxiously awaiting news about the future of NIH funding. Former UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp tells us why school leaders are anxious and afraid. -
Nnenna and Pierce Freelon join Jeff and Leoneda for the Valentine's Day edition of Southern Mixtape. They talk love songs across generations from Aretha Franklin and Sam Cooke to K-Ci & JoJo. -
The latest news of the week with 吉彩网网站's Colin Campbell and a panel of reporters. -
A cataclysmic storm. A divisive election. And a temporary reprieve thanks to March Madness. 2024 is almost in the books. -
A major development in the world of sports. Bill Belichick, considered by many close football observers as the greatest NFL coach ever, is coming to Chapel Hill. -
The biggest political week is in the books. North Carolinians again backed a Republican presidential candidate and a Democratic candidate for governor. From ticket-splitting to trends, we talk with a panel of reporters from across the state about the results and what they mean. -
With just days remaining before the polls close on the 2024 election, Jeff Tiberii and a panel of reporters talk about the latest candidate visits, polls, and what's in store for North Carolina. -
The Democratic nominee for North Carolina Governor is no stranger to the demands of holding statewide office. Josh Stein, the current NC Attorney General, makes his case that his record of public service qualifies him to hold North Carolina鈥檚 highest elected position.
