
Nan Graham
CommentatorNan Graham has deep roots in Alabama and Carolina soil. She graduated from Tuscaloosa High School and attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she graduated with an AB in English. She obtained her Masters degree from The Citadel in Charleston. In 1995 Nan began broadcasting her bi- weekly commentaries on WHQR Public Radio in Wilmington. She continues these bi-weekly broadcasts along with teaching at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in the Honors College. She has taught for thirty-eight years...everything from first grade to graduate level university courses...(the last is far easier than first grade!).
A lifelong Southerner, Nan Graham's spirited view of her cock-eyed family and friends has delighted public radio listeners for years. Nan's second book, In a Magnolia Minute...Secrets of a Late Bloomer as well as her first, Turn South at the Next Magnolia: Directions from a Life-long Southerner, were both on the SEBA (Southeastern Booksellers' Association) bestseller list. The books are compilations of her best and most popular radio commentaries which have been broadcast continuously since January 1995.
Nan is presently working on her third book of commentaries and a novel set in post WWII Wilmington.
You can visit her website at nangraham.com.
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"So how did this most recent custom of bands for bridegrooms come about?" Nan Graham commented. Commentator Nan Graham has been delivering WHQR…
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"It's a heartbreaking and unforgettable story, but one that left protective health laws in place for us today" Nan Graham commented.Commentator Nan Graham…
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Time now for today's WHQR commentary. Here's Nan Graham.Commentator Nan Graham celebrates WHQR and her 21st year as a commentator.You can hear more from…
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Your pet peeves may be different from mine, but my sermon on words may become one of your pet peeves.Nan Graham celebrates her twenty-first continuous…
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How about laughing over lunch with these deceased wits? WHQR Commentator Nan Graham says, "Yes!" and, of course, will gladly pick up the check!Nan Graham…
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During the Thanksgiving season, some turkeys have it better than others. Commentator Nan Graham celebrates her 21 years as a WHQR commentator by exploring…
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For WHQR Commentator, Nan Graham, the popular October/Halloween mantra "Boo!" has a triple meaning: The general spoken scare tactic! Boo!The family's…
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Commentator Nan Graham gives testimony in support of how animals work their way into our hearts. Listen to her story of how the cat previously known as…
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"The Camels are coming! I know, the song really refers to the Scots, but I couldn't resist the title," says Commentator Nan Graham. A two-part story to be…