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This week, Rhonda's guests are Brenda Miller Holmes and September Krueger, who discuss Cameron Art Museum's upcoming exhibition "Echoes of Us: North Carolina Storykeepers, which opens October 24, with a free Community Day.

A recent ruling by a Federal judge that only states can prosecute someone accused of illegal voting, not the Federal government, has Samuel Ibrahim thinking about the threat of non-citizens voting in national elections.

Rhonda's guest is long-time WHQR commentator Nan Graham, who is out with her third book of essays, Y’all Things Considered”. A reading and book signing are set for Sunday, Oct. 18, 2-5, at AIB Gallery in Mayfaire.

Join WHQR Staff for good food and good conversation on Wednesday, October 21, from 5:00 - 7:00 PM at The LBC Bottle Shop!

Rhonda's guest is Marc Bellinger, co-director of the First Cut Horror Film Festival set for Oct. 9-11 at Jengo's Playhouse and other Wilmington venues.

Retired judge Gary Trawick has some thoughts on how we choose judges in North Carolina.

Rhonda's guest is Dr. Peter Askim, music director and conductor of the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra, which kicks off its five-concert Classics Series on September 26 at the Wilson Center.

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