Charlotte Talks

Wednesday on Charlotte Talks, Star Trek’s @WilliamShatner talks about his career, the Earth and space ahead of his Charlotte appearance this Friday. Then, we get a preview of @WFAE's Carolinas Climate Summit. Join us at 9AM! wfae.org/show/charlotte…

This morning at 9a: We take a look at the predatory practices some Charlotte tow truck drivers use to take advantage of those they tow. That includes both civilian and commercial truck drivers. Plus, we dive into what lawmakers are doing to stop it. wfae.org/show/charlotte…

On Tuesday, a look at the predatory practices some Charlotte tow truck drivers use to take advantage of those they tow. That includes both civilian and commercial truck drivers. Plus, we dive into what lawmakers are doing to stop it. wfae.org/show/charlotte…

This morning: 365 days of healthy air! Mecklenburg County just marked a historic milestone for air quality. But why are allergies still so intense? 🤧On this episode, we dive into both sides of our air: breaking down air quality and looking at different allergens. Tune in at 9am!

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On Friday, public safety is back in focus in Charlotte, Mooresville's mayor says he won’t resign, and the Hornets are in the final stretch the season. Those stories and more with @JoeBrunoWSOC9, @nickdelacanal, @mcolleen1996, and @Bentnews at 9am on @WFAE. wfae.org/show/charlotte…

Thursday on Charlotte Talks we sit down with journalist and author, Karen Gray Houston, to discuss her family's role in the Civil Rights Movement and her book 'Daughter of the Boycott.' Join us at 9AM. wfae.org/show/charlotte…

Coming up at 9: Americans are retiring less and working longer, yet 64% of those 50+ face age discrimination and 22% feel pushed out. We discuss bias in the workplace. Also, as the fastest-growing labor group, how can older adults stay competitive? Tune in on Facebook and stream.

Tomorrow: Americans are retiring less and working longer, yet 64% of those 50+ face age discrimination and 22% feel pushed out. We discuss bias in the workplace. Also, as the fastest-growing labor group, how can older adults stay competitive? wfae.org/show/charlotte…

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Tuesday on Charlotte Talks, a closer look at a newly released report on infant mortality in @MeckCounty. Join us with your questions at 9AM wfae.org/show/charlotte…

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On Monday, after years of lurking in the shadows, sexual predators now make the headlines. But what about survivors? How are they experiencing this moment? We hear from them and learn what a responsible community looks like. Join us at 9am on @WFAE. wfae.org/show/charlotte…

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On Friday, the Leandro case is overturned, an update on the I-77 toll lane project, and Artemis II launches with a North Carolinian on board. Those stories and more with @mcurtisnc3, @Sharrison_WFAE, @farrellj329, and @hodgesreporting at 9am on @WFAE. wfae.org/show/charlotte…

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Coming up at 9am: Following two high-profile stabbings on the Blue Line, transit safety is a top priority. 🚆 We’re sitting down with CATS interim CEO Brent Cagle to discuss safety updates, ongoing challenges, and what’s next for riders. wfae.org/show/charlotte…

Tomorrow: After two high-profile stabbings on the Lynx Blue Line train, questions about safety on public transit remain front and center. We sit down with CATS interim CEO Brent Cagle to ask what’s changed, what hasn’t and what riders can expect now. wfae.org/show/charlotte…