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28. 10. 2022.

Provided: A Gender-Inclusive Guide To Pelvic PT

The first time we did an episode about the pelvic floor, Anita learned that y'all needed that education just as much as she did. She revisits the topic with a focus on access for trans and gender nonconforming folks. Two providers reflect on the sexuality education that has informed their approaches to treatment, and a patient shares his experience navigating pelvic pain with providers who weren't always well-informed about treating trans patients. Meet the guests: - Markus Harwood-Jones, an author and TikTok user under the name @markusbones, shares his experience with pelvic floor physical therapy - Alex Papale, a pelvic health physical therapist and sex educator, talks about the barriers to pelvic PT for trans, nonbinary and gender nonconforming folks - Dr. Uchenna “UC” Ossai, a sex-positive pelvic health physical therapist and sexuality counselor, introduces ways that patients can advocate for themselves Read the transcript | Review the podcast Follow Embodied on Twitter and Instagram

28. 10. 2022.

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35 min
20. 11. 2025.

The curious case of George Masa

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Appalachian Trail form the backbone of the eastern portion of the US National Park system. Together, they welcome 15 million visitors every year. But they likely wouldn't exist as we know them today, if it weren't for the work of a pioneering photographer in North Carolina named George Masa. This week, we find out how an immigrant from Japan became the eyes of the American conservation movement and unearth the dark secrets that motivated his life’s work. Featuring: Paul Bonesteel, documentary filmmaker and co-author of the book George Masa: A Life ReimaginedMami Kikuchi, researcher and translatorLinks: To learn more about Paul's new George Masa documentary film click here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

20. 11. 2025.

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22 min
08. 10. 2025.

‘Remembering Blood’ convening in Durham aims to reimagine menopause. Plus, a fall foliage forecast.

0:01:00 ‘Remembering Blood’ conference in Durham aims to reimagine menopauseMenopause is not quite the taboo subject it once was, but many are just beginning to talk about it frankly. Others have been talking about menopause for a long time, how it impacts historically marginalized communities, and how to reframe our thinking on menopause, not as an ending but as a “portal.” This weekend, that portal will be centered here in Durham at a conference called Iranti Ẹ̀jẹ̀: Remembering Blood. Due South’s Leoneda Inge speaks with conference organizer Omisade Burney-Scott and conference speaker Sonya Renee Taylor. Omisade Burney-Scott, Founder, The BlackGirls’ Guide to Surviving Menopause Sonya Renee Taylor, Founder, The Body Is Not an Apology 0:23:45 North Carolina foliage forecast with the 'Fall Color Guy’The days are getting shorter, the air is getting cooler and leaves across the region are beginning to change from green to brilliant reds, oranges, and yellows. Due South’s Leoneda Inge and Jeff Tiberii talk with Appalachian State University biology professor Howard “Howie” Neufeld, also known as the “Fall Color Guy,” about his fall foliage forecast, and when and where North Carolina leaf peekers are likely to get the best views. This conversation originally aired September 18, 2025. Howard “Howie” Neufeld, biology professor, Appalachian State University

08. 10. 2025.

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36 min
02. 05. 2024.

How many dollar stores are too many? (Revisited)

This week, we're revisiting a story from last year that's recently been back in the headlines. Discount stores like Family Dollar and Dollar General have become ubiquitous in the American landscape — especially in the South. They can be convenient and even necessary, but some advocates warn that their rapid spread is creating food deserts. But while pushback to dollar stores grows, researchers say that we need more data to know their true impact. So how many dollar stores are too many? Featuring: Stephan Bisaha, reporter at Gulf States NewsroomLinks: Check out Stephan Bisaha’s extensive reporting for the Gulf States Newsroom on dollar stores in the South. You can find a transcript of the episode here. Donate: The Broadside is made possible by contributions from listeners like you. Support WUNC-North Carolina Public Radio and this podcast by making a donation. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

02. 05. 2024.

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21 min
06. 11. 2025.

How LGBTQ Seniors Are Aging In Community

When married couple Pat McAulay and Margaret Roesch were in their 40s, they had a shared dream for old age: living in a big house with other lesbians where everyone took care of each other. That vision — and their experiences with isolation and discrimination — inspired them to build Village Hearth, the first 55+ co-housing community for LGBTQ seniors and allies in the U.S. They tell Anita what it’s been like to live there for the past five years, and then a young activist shares how she’s helping connect queer folks with other models for aging in community, from RV parks to affordable housing. Meet the guests: - Pat McAulay and Margaret Roesch, co-founders of Village Hearth in Durham, the first 55+ cohousing community for LGBTQ seniors and allies - Jane Haskell, director of impact and engagement at SAGE, a non-profit advocacy and service organization focused on LGBTQ seniors Read the transcript | Review the podcast on your preferred platform Follow Embodied on Instagram Leave a message for Embodied

06. 11. 2025.

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50 min
05. 09. 2024.

Dating, Sex & Love With HIV

How does living with a condition that is so deeply stigmatized affect who and how we love? Anita meets a mixed-HIV status couple who shares how they've approached sex and intimacy in their 11+ year relationship. Plus, a woman who was born HIV positive talks about dating, disclosure and overcoming the fear of rejection. Meet the guests: - Rainer Oktovianus is a photographer and user experience designer living with HIV - Eka Nasution is a project management professional and Rainer's husband - Diana Koss is a content creator and host of the "Born Positive" YouTube channel Read the transcript | Review the podcast on your preferred platform Follow Embodied on X and Instagram Leave a message for Embodied

05. 09. 2024.

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49 min
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Weekend ice storm update. Buddhist monks' 'Walk for Peace' follows a long tradition of nonviolent religious protest.

0:01:00 NC climatologist shares updates from the weekend ice stormThe Triangle got hit with less ice and snow than anticipated. Where this storm measures up, and why these winter storms are so difficult to forecast in North Carolina. Corey Davis, Assistant State Climatologist 0:17:56 Buddhist monks’ 'Walk for Peace' follows a long tradition of nonviolent religious protestLeoneda Inge speaks with an expert on American religious history to discuss the context of a group of Buddhist monks' 'Walk for Peace.' And a report from the march by WUNC’s Aaron Sanchez-Guerra. Quinton Dixie, research professor and the Director of the Office of Black Church Studies at Duke Divinity School Aaron Sanchez-Guerra, Race, Class and Communities Reporter WUNC News 0:33:00 2026 New Year’s Resolutions: Rev. Jennifer Copeland As part of our North Carolina New Year’s Resolutions series, Due South checks in with Rev. Dr. Jennifer Copeland about how the state’s churches and faith communities are preparing to meet what may be tumultuous economic,politicaland cultural times in the year ahead. Rev. Dr. Jennifer Copeland, Executive Director for the North Carolina Council of Churches

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50 min
24. 10. 2025.

A closer look at NC's new Congressional districts

North Carolina no longer has any particularly competitive Congressional districts, thanks to the new map passed this week at President Donald Trump’s request. To get a better sense for how the new districts will play out in the courts and in next year’s midterm landscape, WUNC's Colin Campbell spoke with Western Carolina University political scientist Chris Cooper. Cooper says odds aren't favorable for Democrats to pull off an upset victory in any of the GOP-leaning districts.

24. 10. 2025.

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27 min
03. 09. 2025.

How Medicaid cuts could soon impact health care access in NC. Plus, a new romance novel set in Dollywood.

0:01:00 Medicaid cuts loom over the future of health care access in North CarolinaFollowing passage of a federal budget bill, cuts are coming to Medicaid. The impacts will be felt by Americans living in lower income thresholds, predominantly in rural outposts. Due South co-host Jeff Tiberii has a conversation about the looming changes ahead for patients and providers in North Carolina. Nick de la Canal, reporter and host at WFAE – Charlotte’s NPR News Source Shannon Dowler, former CMO of NC Medicaid, and family doctor Sarah Jane Tribble, Chief Rural Health Correspondent KFF News 0:33:00 Dollywood makes an appearance in new Southern romance novelA new romance novel set in Gatlinburg, Tennessee tackles themes of infidelity, infertility, strained family dynamics and single parenting. Due South co-host Leoneda Inge chats with debut author Ashley Jordan about her book Once Upon a Time in Dollywood. Ashley Jordan, author, Once Upon a Time in Dollywood

03. 09. 2025.

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50 min
21. 12. 2023.

The kids are alright: NPR Student Podcast Challenge finalist

NPR's annual Student Podcast Challenge is kind of a big deal. In 2023 alone, they received over 3,300 entries. This week on the Broadside, we highlight the work of one of the finalists who uncovered the history of her neighborhood -- Oberlin Village in Raleigh, NC -- and fought to bring it into the light and preserve it for future generations. Featuring: Leeya Chaudhuri - Journalist (and student) at Enloe High School in Raleigh, NC Brian Hedgepeth - Teacher at Enloe High School Links: Listen to The Down 'Loe, Enloe High School's student podcast. This year's NPR College Podcast Challenge is open for entries and will close on Jan. 5, 2024. You can find a transcript of the episode here. Donate: The Broadside is made possible by contributions from listeners like you. Support WUNC-North Carolina Public Radio and this podcast by making a donation. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

21. 12. 2023.

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18 min

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Provided: A Gender-Inclusive Guide To Pelvic PT

The curious case of George Masa

‘Remembering Blood’ convening in Durham aims to reimagine menopause. Plus, a fall foliage forecast.

How many dollar stores are too many? (Revisited)

How LGBTQ Seniors Are Aging In Community

Dating, Sex & Love With HIV

Weekend ice storm update. Buddhist monks' 'Walk for Peace' follows a long tradition of nonviolent religious protest.

A closer look at NC's new Congressional districts

How Medicaid cuts could soon impact health care access in NC. Plus, a new romance novel set in Dollywood.

The kids are alright: NPR Student Podcast Challenge finalist

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