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Katy Barron
kbarron@wunc.org
Katy Barron
Interim Managing Editor, The State of Things
Katy Barron joined The State Of Things in February 2006. After graduating from Davidson College she began a career in corporate consulting, which she quickly abandoned for the much less lucrative reporting life. She spent four years at The National Journal Group in Washington D.C., covering the executive branch for Government Executive magazine's web site, GovExec.com. She did a brief stint as a Texan from 2002-2005, working as an online producer, columnist and features reporter for the Austin American-Statesman. She returned to her native North Carolina in 2005. The last time she was employed in the Triangle, she was in charge of putting croutons on salads and adding cheese to chili at Spanky’s on Franklin Street, also known as down expediting. She thinks this job is slightly more rewarding.
Reports and features by Katy Barron
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Meet the Taylor Women
Monday, February 08 2010 Frank Stasio and Katy BarronThree generations of Taylors: sister Kate along with her daughter, Liz Witham, and her mother, Trudy Taylor, join host Frank Stasio to talk about the lasting impact their time in North Carolina has had on the family and its music.
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Schooner
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Septima Clark
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LINES Ballet with Jason Moran
Thursday, January 28 2010 Frank Stasio and Katy BarronAlonzo King, founder of the San Francisco-based contemporary ballet company, LINES, joins jazz pianist Jason Moran to discuss innovation and collaboration in the performing arts.
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Meet Sarah Hicks
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The Monti StorySLAM
Wednesday, January 20 2010 Frank Stasio and Katy BarronHere in the Triangle, Jeff Polish has turned the art of storytelling into a night of entertainment.
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I Was Totally Destroying It
Friday, January 15 2010 Frank Stasio and Katy BarronChapel Hill-based band, I Was Totally Destroying It, join host Frank Stasio to play a stripped-down acoustic version of their power-pop sound.
