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Cucalorus and WHQR announce the return of the Cinematique film series “Return of the Classics"

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It’s been over a month since the family of Edilberto Espinoza-Sierra learned about his death, which has left them with many questions. In part one of this two-part series, WHQR's Aaleah McConnel breaks down some details of this case, and sits down with the family to learn who Edilberto was and how they are working through the loss.

Aaleah McConnell has an intimate look at how the family of Edilberto Espinoza-Sierra is coping with grief and searching for justice, after the 21-year-old was killed by law enforcement in March. Plus, Rachel Keith and Ben Schachtman dig into public school funding, with a look at this year’s budget – and some potential issues on the horizon.

Rhonda's guests is Wilmington Conservatory of Fine Arts dance teacher Lesa Broadhead who talks about two performances of America 250: Stars & Stripes, Saturday, June 6, at 1:00 and 6:00 at the Wilson Center.

Rhonda's guests are Kevin Lee-Y Green and Adrianna Hough, director and star of "Mahalia: A Gospel Musical", playing on Thalian Hall’s Mainstage, May 29-June 7.

Rhonda's guest is Wilmington Symphony director Liz Scanlon, who talks about Keys for Kids, a music initiative started by NC musician Ben Folds. The new partnership connects two of Wilmington’s leading arts organizations to create a pathway for students to grow musically.

From a Poet’s Point of View — it's from Speak Ya Peace NC, a poetry collective and platform that facilitates art and conversations about issues stemming from racism and other forms of oppression and discrimination. Today’s show looks at the power of verse as we celebrate National Poetry Month.

On this episode, Rachel Keith sits down with Ray Funderburk III, who recently settled with Cape Fear Community College three years after he was ousted from its board of trustees. Plus, Kelly Kenoyer talks with UNCW economist Mouhcine Guettabi about potential economic impacts of a toll bridge over the Cape Fear River, which is looking increasingly likely.

Rhonda's guest is Maureen Lewis, president of the Carolina Beach Mural Project. They're hosting the 2nd Carolina Beach Mural Fest, May 16-17, from 10-4 at Carolina Beach Lake. For more information, visit www.carolinabeachmurals.org.