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When it comes to the intersection of architecture and art, Charles gives credit where it's due.

By Charles Boney

Wilmington NC – Click the Listen button to hear Charles' commentary.

Architect Charles Boney and his family make their home in the historic district of downtown Wilmington.

Sarah Messer's book "Red House" is the subject of the next meeting of the WHQR/StarNews Bookclub.

By WHQR

Moderator Ben Steelman speaks with Sarah Messer about her book "Red House; Being a mostly accurate account of New England's Oldest Continuously lived-in house."

Sarah will be the guest at the next meeting of the WHQR/StarNews Bookclub, Monday July 26th at 5:30 pm here at WHQR.

Why recent rains are a blessing.

By Andy Wood

Wilmington NC – Click the Listen button to hear Andy's commentary.

Andy Wood is Education Director for Audubon North Carolina.

A farewell to lawnmowers.

By Barbara Sullivan

Wilmington NC – Click the Listen button to hear Barbara's commentary.

Barbara Sullivan lives and gardens in historic downtown WIlmington.

When you combine vacation, politics, security, and southeastern North Carolina what do you get? Not necessarily what you'd expect, at least not for Catherine.

By Catherine McCall

Wilmington, NC – [Click LISTEN button to hear Catherine's commentary.]

As with all natural phenomena Dennis says when it comes to the economy, what goes up will come down and vice versa.

By Dennis Henderson

Wilmington, NC – Click Listen button to hear Dennis' commentary.

July 20, 2004. Early in my career, I received sage advice from a senior faculty member ? really my mentor before mentoring became a standard part of on-the-job training for young university professors. I was advised to bear in mind, when it comes to economic trends, the worm always turns.

A story that may well call to mind many of your own.

By John Ormond

Wilmington NC – Click the Listen button to hear John's commentary.

John Ormond is a counselor with a general practice at Lumina Station.

Another offering from the composer's bag of tricks.

By Steven Errante

Wilmington NC – Click the Listen button to hear Steven's commentary.

Steven Errante conducts the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra.

WHQR recently aired Steve Taylor's review of Michael Moore's controversial film "Farenheit 9/11". Pete offers a contrasting view.

By Pete Olson

Wilmington NC – [Click the Listen button to hear Pete's commentary.]

Okay, I've worked out a great plan. I'm going to insult you, and then, you're going to give me money. Let's give it a try...

You, sitting in Hampstead drinking coffee - you're one of the dumbest people on the planet.

Two roads diverged in a T.V. studio...

By Paul Wilkes

Wilmington NC – [Click the Listen button to hear Paul's commentary.]

I?m sure all of us look back on our lives and wonder? ? had I taken that opportunity, or listened to that advice ? where might that road have led? What would I be today? What would I be doing today?

I think about this every so often when I happen upon a talk show on television. And I look at the host. Ah, folks, that could have been me. As Marlon Brando said so well, I could have been a contender.