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Lindsay Thomas
lthomas@wunc.org
Lindsay Thomas
Producer, The State of Thing
Weekend Host
Lindsay Foster Thomas joined WUNC in August 2006 as a producer for "The State of Things." Now she serves in dual roles at the station, producing SOT and anchoring the programming on weekend mornings. She began her experience in radio while a media major at Hampton University in Hampton, Virginia. After graduating, she returned to her native Atlanta where she worked as a producer on WAOK-AM, the city's only African-American news/talk radio station. She continued her career as a morning drive producer at WVEE-FM until the lure of higher education called her back to the classroom. In 2006, she earned her masters degree in journalism from Columbia University, which was kind of like boot camp for journalists set on the streets of Manhattan. She has a not-so-secret collection of Archie Comics, an iPod filled to the brim with 80s tunes, and her fondest wish is to provide the voice for an animated character.
Reports and features by Lindsay Thomas
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Give Us Google!
Wednesday, March 17 2010 Frank Stasio and Lindsay ThomasHost Frank Stasio will talk with a couple of Google campaigners about why the Gate City and the Bull City deserve to be the network's home and what landing Google could mean for the high-tech future of North Carolina.
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Mama Juggs
Wednesday, March 17 2010 Frank Stasio and Lindsay ThomasAnita Woodley talks with host Frank Stasio about how she was influenced by the women in her family and the thrill of sharing her one-woman stage show with family she hasn't met yet.
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Money Talks: Structuring Successful Nonprofits
Tuesday, March 16 2010 Frank Stasio and Lindsay ThomasHost Frank Stasio talks with a panel of experts about the obstacles to creating effective, successful nonprofit organizations.
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Money Talks: Business Bartering
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Kid Carolina
Thursday, March 11 2010 Frank Stasio and Lindsay ThomasBiographer Heidi Schnakenberg joins host Frank Stasio to talk about her new book, "Kid Carolina: A Tobacco Fortune and the Mysterious Death of a Southern Icon" (Center Street/2010) and why she was drawn to the life of R.J. Reynolds Jr.
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Hairston Homes Evictions
Thursday, March 11 2010 Frank Stasio and Lindsay ThomasRecently, several residents of a subsidized housing apartment complex in Greensboro were evicted for failing to pay for minor repairs to their homes. The tenants say the evictions are unfair and follow a pattern of discrimination on the part of the property managers.
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A Modern Conservatism
Tuesday, March 09 2010 Frank Stasio and Lindsay ThomasThis week, North Carolina State University is hosting a visit from David Frum, a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
