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Retired Navy Captain Wilbur Jones is an author and military historian who grew up in Wilmington during World War II. He was heavily involved in Wilmington earning designation as America's first WWII Heritage City.WHQR commentaries don’t necessarily reflect the views of WHQR Public Media, its editorial staff, or its members. -
Rhonda's guest this week is Dan Brawley, director of Cucalorus Film Festival, which is celebrating its 31st year, November 19-23, at multiple venues in downtown Wilmington.
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Fall Pledge Drive 2025 was a success! Thank you to all of the fantastic members of the community who donated! -
Rhonda's guest is Kim Lebby, executive director of the Dreams Center for Arts Education, who talks about their signature Groove & Grub fundraiser on November 7.Rhonda also previews Harrington Repertory's latest play "Orion's Choice" and the USO Show & Dance at The Historic USO Building. -
Rhonda's guest is Hunter Ingram, assistant director of the Burgwin-Wright House, which is partnering with PBS North Carolina on a special advance screening of The American Revolution by acclaimed documentary filmmaker Ken Burns. -
WHQR arts reporter Demia Avery sits down with Jason Aycock, a Wilmington-based dancer, choreographer, and director who has worked with many local productions. Aycock talks about the origins of his love of dancing, the joys and challenges of directing, and Wilmington's theatre community. -
Today Nan Graham has been thinking about the causes of and cures for what ails us. -
Soup to Nuts Live!Soup to Nuts Live! Featuring Rod Abernethy -
Introducing Get To Know the WHQR Staff! - WHQR Staffers Answer the Proust Questionnaire -
Wilmington-based Working Films is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Rhonda's guest is Ana Lee, director of Learning & Development. -
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Retired Navy Captain Wilbur Jones is an author and military historian who grew up in Wilmington during World War II. He was heavily involved in Wilmington earning designation as America's first WWII Heritage City.WHQR commentaries don’t necessarily reflect the views of WHQR Public Media, its editorial staff, or its members.
