Can eight North Carolinians with vastly different perspectives come together to find common ground? Facilitated by veteran broadcaster David Crabtree, people from different walks of life pull up a chair to listen, learn and grow their understanding of others’ perspectives on topics ranging from the role of government and religion to history and identity.
The NC Listening Project is a local public television program presented by PBS NC
Funding for The NC Listening Project is provided in part by High Point University, Sidney and Rachel Strauss, and Julia Courtney and Scott Oxford.
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North Carolinians discuss social media, code switching, religion and politics. (1h 38m 47s)
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North Carolinians discuss immigration, Civil War monuments and slavery. (1h 11m 10s)
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North Carolinians discuss gun rights, the COVID-19 vaccine, banned books and education. (1h 45m 33s)
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North Carolinians discuss generational teachings and how media impacts us today. (1h 58m 25s)
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The NC Listening Project is a local public television program presented by PBS NC
Funding for The NC Listening Project is provided in part by High Point University, Sidney and Rachel Strauss, and Julia Courtney and Scott Oxford.