Everybody's moving to Charlotte, with filmmaker Duvale Murchison

Everybody's moving to Charlotte, with filmmaker Duvale Murchison

The Charlotte region adds roughly 150 new residents every day, but beyond the statistic are thousands of individual stories about why people choose to make the region home. In this episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast, Ashley Fahey talks with Charlo...

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McCrory’s rise, reckoning and political legacy, with author Andrew Dunn

McCrory’s rise, reckoning and political legacy, with author Andrew Dunn

Pat McCrory helped shape modern Charlotte during his record-setting tenure as mayor. But his four years as North Carolina governor — and the political controversies that followed — left a more complic...

18 Sep 32min

Tryon Medical Partners wants to be Charlotte’s ‘third option’

Tryon Medical Partners wants to be Charlotte’s ‘third option’

When Tryon Medical Partners launched in 2018, a group of physicians made a big bet: They left Atrium Health’s Mecklenburg Medical Group to build an independent practice of their own. Eight years later...

11 Sep 26min

The complicated freedom of GLP-1s, with writer Tommy Tomlinson

The complicated freedom of GLP-1s, with writer Tommy Tomlinson

For most of his life, Tommy Tomlinson has thought about food and weight. He wrote an entire book about it — "The Elephant in the Room: A Journey of Weight Loss ( https://tommytomlinson.com/elephant-in...

4 Sep 27min

Rethinking what a law firm can be, with Nicole Gardner

Rethinking what a law firm can be, with Nicole Gardner

What if a law firm looked less like a traditional office and more like a creative studio? That question helped shape Gardner Skelton PLLC, where colorful murals, collaborative workspaces, office dogs ...

31 Juli 34min

The hidden history of Charlotte's neighborhoods, with John Short

The hidden history of Charlotte's neighborhoods, with John Short

Charlotte is often criticized for not having much history. Old buildings have given way to new development, neighborhoods have transformed and many longtime landmarks have disappeared from the skyline...

21 Juli 33min

How Davidson hopes to make college more affordable, with Doug Hicks

How Davidson hopes to make college more affordable, with Doug Hicks

For years, the rising cost of college has led many families to question whether a four-year degree is worth the investment — and whether elite private colleges are financially out of reach altogether....

17 Juli 28min

A chat with Mayor Rob Harrington

A chat with Mayor Rob Harrington

Charlotte has a new mayor at a pivotal moment. The city is closing in on 1 million residents, wrestling with questions about growth, affordability and transportation, and navigating political division...

10 Juli 12min

Charlotte's new political era

Charlotte's new political era

Charlotte's political landscape is shifting. Mayor Vi Lyles is preparing to leave office after nearly nine years, a new mayor is stepping in and City Council is wrestling with some of the biggest issu...

26 Juni 22min

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