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Podcasting - March 5&7, 2005
(produced with a companion newspaper article)
Part 1: The Birth of a Podcast Listen to the story
Have you ever wanted your own radio show? A chance to tell the world what's on your mind? Adam Geller follows one man as he lives out that dream using a new technology called podcasting.
Part 2: The Man Behind the Podcasts Listen to the story
Behind the internet is a bunch of code. For example, web pages are comprised of HTML or hypertext markup language.
A relatively new code is out called RSS, or Really Simple Syndication. RSS allows for internet content to be syndicated – much like a subscription.
Adam Geller talks to the programmer who developed RSS.
Beat Box Peace - Nov. 5, 2004
(This story carried by CBS Radio)
He calls himself a human beat box and he's spreading a message of Middle East peace. Reporter Adam Geller has the story.
Stop the Smoking - April 2, 2004 listen to the story
(This story carried by CBS Radio)
A university professor has successfully stubbed out cigarette sales on his campus. Adam Geller reports.
Election Scandal Resolved - Feb. 25, 2004 listen to the story
The UNC Board of Elections decides how to resolve the controversy surrounding the election for student body president.
Tuition Decision - Jan. 22, 2004 listen to the story
The UNC Board of Governors decides the future of student tuition, and most students are not pleased with the outcome.
Transplant Money Stolen - Dec. 21, 2003 CBS version
(This story carried by CBS Radio)
Somebody has stolen a big gift from a North Carolina man... the money that was meant to pay for his transplant surgery. Adam Geller reports from CBS affiliate WCHL.
Turkey Bowl - Nov. 24, 2003 CBS version
(This story carried by CBS Radio)
Some North Carolina residents are going "cold turkey" to get into the Thanksgiving spirit. Adam Geller has the story from CBS affiliate WCHL.
School System Shortcomings - Oct. 20, 2003 Listen to the story
Last night, the Orange County School Board decided not to act on a plan to increase revenue sources. But how is waiting for funding affecting students?
A look at "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
(produced to coincide
with National Coming Out Day)
Part 1: The Policy - Oct. 10, 2003 Listen to the story
The political and social climate for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered individuals in America has improved over the past decade.
The supreme court recently struck down anti-sodomy laws in Texas... Vermont now allows civil unions between homosexual partners... and openly gay individuals are able to hold elected public office.
But one system very set in the ways of old is the military: don't ask, don't tell, don't harass and don't pursue when it comes to homosexuals.
Part 2: The Person - Oct. 11, 2003 Listen to the story
October 11 is National Coming Out Day for Americans who are homosexual, bisexual or transgendered. WCHL's Adam Geller talks with a UNC student who decided to come out of the closet last year.
Hurricane Isabel - Sept. 18, 2003 listen to the story
The weather might be getting bad, but not everybody has headed home from work.
Two is Twice as Many - April 25, 2003 Listen to the story
A garden on Ghimgoul Street is the talk of the town and the talk of Carolina.
WCHL's Adam Geller reports about two sisters whose garden is featured as one
of the best in North Carolina by Carolina Gardner magazine.
Musician of Many Talents - April 21, 2003 Listen to the story
While many college students are focusing on academics, one UNC-Chapel Hill sophomore is spending his time working on something a little more melodic.
More than just a ride. - March 25, 2003 Listen to the story
Most Chapel Hill Transit riders are looking for a bus driver who will give them a ride around town. One bus driver, though, will give you a lot more, and Adam Geller reports how that bus driver is somebody.