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On this edition of the Carolina Connection Podcast, Asian Americans in the Triangle reflect on the history of racism in the United States as they share their personal stories and offer ideas on how to fight for a more just and equitable future.

College health centers across the country have struggled to keep up with COVID-19. They’ve faced high testing demands and an influx of student cases, especially before classes moved online. While serving as their university’s hub for student medical care, many don’t have the authority to make large scale public health decisions.

On this edition of the Carolina Connection podcast, Aurora Charlow discusses what has happened this semester at college health centers and what’s next as the pandemic continues.

People are starting new relationships despite COVID-19, but the pandemic has forced them to change the way they think about dating.

Taylor Heeden is a third-generation UNC student. With a family history infused with Carolina Blue, she talks to her parents about their college experiences and how they differ from her own.

Musicians across the country are facing unique challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many are finding it difficult to adjust to social distancing requirements in recording studios, closed concert venues, and a general lack of social interaction. That means they’ve had to fundamentally change how they make music.

North Carolina’s beer industry adds billions of dollars to the state’s economy, but with breweries shifting to take out only, the industry is hurting. In this edition of the Carolina Connection podcast, we’re looking at North Carolina’s “Beer Economy” and how it has been affected by the coronavirus.

This year, because of the coronavirus, the NFL had to make some adjustments to its annual draft. Carolina Connection reporter Josh Conner joins us to discuss this year’s draft and give his predictions for some UNC athletes that have a chance of being drafted.

On this edition of the Carolina connection podcast, we hosted a virtual roundtable to discuss how college seniors are dealing with the effects of the coronavirus on their educational and professional lives.

Every day, first responders and healthcare workers put themselves at risk to help COVID-19 patients across the nation. On this edition of the Carolina Connection Podcast, reporter Josh Conner spoke with an Emergency Room nurse in Hendersonville about how the virus is affecting her professional and personal life.

On this week’s Carolina Connection Podcast, reporter Miranda DiPaolo joins in to discuss how the coronavirus has affected the lives of North Carolina’s homeless population and homeless shelters.