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Susan Davis
sdavis@wunc.org
Susan Davis
Senior Producer, The State of Things
Susan Davis joined the staff of The State of Things in April 2004, having moved with her husband and two children to Chapel Hill from Washington D.C. Susan was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. She's a graduate of Reed College in Portland, Oregon and has an MFA in poetry from the Writing Programs at The University of Houston in Texas. Her radio career began in the early 1990s as a production assistant at Marketplace. She went on to produce and manage the documentary series Soundprint and to produce and edit for All Things Considered, Talk of the Nation and the National Desk at National Public Radio. She's the author of a collection of poetry "Gathering Sound" (Fairweather Books/2006) and is the co-editor, with Gina Hyams of the anthology "Searching For Mary Poppins: Women Write about the Intense Relationship Between Mothers and Nannies" (Hudson Street Press/2006). So far, her favorite things about North Carolina are: banana pudding, Eno River State Park, the rampant use of the phrase, "get with," Oak Island, the independent bookstores and the generosity of the tooth fairy.
Reports and features by Susan Davis
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The Return of Tony Earley
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New Israel Fund
Wednesday, April 30 2008 Frank Stasio and Susan DavisRepresentatives of "The New Israel Fund" visit the Triangle this week.
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Hebrew Republic
Thursday, April 24 2008 Frank Stasio and Susan DavisBernard Avishai discusses his new book, “The Hebrew Republic.”
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The Monti
Tuesday, April 22 2008 Frank Stasio and Susan DavisWhen Jeff Polish moved to the Triangle he thought it would be the perfect place to recreate New York City's premier storytelling event, The Moth.
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Tax Day Tickler
Tuesday, April 15 2008 Frank Stasio and Susan DavisSOT funnyman Tom Yoo on Tax Day.
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National Poetry Month
Tuesday, April 15 2008 Frank Stasio and Susan DavisCelebrating National Poetry Month with poet Michael McFee.
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Richard Wright Centennial
Thursday, April 10 2008 Frank Stasio and Susan DavisThe University of North Carolina celebrates the centennial anniversary of author Richard Wright's birth.
