"Public Radio seeks a breath of fresh air" - The Boston Globe

"John Early Young, WUNC Co-Founder, Dies" - WUNC

"To the NEA, News-Laden NPR is Making a Classical Mistake" - The Washington Post

"Public Radio Goes Global Over the Web" - The Wall Street Journal

The State of Things guest host

David CRABTREE is the "guest host". He may not be the David CRABTREE of WRAL (WUNC does not say), but if he is, it is worth noting that the David CRABTREE of WRAL works for the honorary co-chair listed here.

"Day to Day for Thursday, March 23, 2006" - National Public Radio

For anyone interested, you can still listen to the Day to Day Thursday program despite its premption by the Dick GORDON program.....on the NPR website. If WUNC were on its toes, it would point this out on the air and in the website. They have only to gain the respect of listeners and contributors in doing so.

"Capitol, Que Pasa to team up" - News & Observer

What exactly is the relationship between WUNC and Capitol Broadcasting? WUNC is owned by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and because that makes it a part of the North Carolina state government, it is required to disclose such things under NC's open records law. It should not require a lawsuit to do so.

This is quite a "puff" piece from WUNC today. Here you will find GOODMON (of Capitol) listed as co-chair of WUNC's big fund-raising effort. Listeners ought to have been reminded of that connection in listening to the story, or at least on the website.