EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 50 MIN
Gerrymandering is nothing new, but may get worse. The latest on the Dean Dome saga. And NC farming in crisis.
from Due South · host Jeff Tiberii, Leoneda Inge
0:01:00Drought, tariffs, and other factors contribute to farming crisis in NCNorth Carolina farmers are dealing with an array of challenges from an ongoing drought to federal policy decisions impacting the agriculture industry. Jeff Tiberii talks with reporter Phoebe Zerwick about her piece Farming is in crisis for the newsletter ‘Down from DC.’Phoebe Zerwick, co-author, Down from DC0:13:00The latest on the Dean Dome sagaAn update on the future of the Dean Dome, which has faced considerable pushback from the Carolina basketball family. Jeff Tiberii talks with two local reporters who have been following the developments closely.Korie Dean, higher education reporter at The AssemblyBrendan Marks, reporter at The Athletic0:33:00Gerrymandering is nothing new, but may get worseGerrymandering is not new. Though, in the wake of a recent Supreme Court decision, it might be getting worse. Jeff Tiberii talks with Billy Ball, a writer for progressive news site Cardinal & Pine, about gerrymandering and its impacts in Virginia and the South.Billy Ball, founder, TheLivingSouth.com and senior editor, Cardinal & Pine
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