Jeff Tiberii is the Capitol Bureau Chief for North Carolina Public Radio-WUNC. With a focus on local news in North Carolina, particularly in Chapel Hill, Jeff covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues. His work has also been featured in Public Radio East and WHQR Public Radio.
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Jeff Tiberii's coverage spans government and politics, culture and society, along with scientific topics. Given his focus on local news in North Carolina, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to North Carolina-specific issues within these themes.
When reaching out to Jeff, consider providing expert commentary or analysis on political developments within the state of North Carolina. Additionally, since he covers a wide range of cultural and societal topics specific to the region such as gas station food, LGBTQ+ van-lifers, marriage and parenting in NC among others - experts or individuals directly involved in these areas would likely find success when pitching stories.
For scientific topics covered by Jeff that are relevant for North Carolinians like flu shots & COVID boosters; electric vehicles; Kudzu etc., sources with expertise or unique perspectives can provide valuable insights into these subjects.
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By: Jeff Tiberii, Erin Keever, Duncan McFadyen
Rescue and evacuation efforts continue in western North Carolina, with many people still unaccounted for. There is also a widespread effort to get resources out to people in hard-to-reach areas of our state. We’ll check in with North Carolinians from Avery County and Buncombe County.
By: Liz Schlemmer, Rachel Mccarthy, Jeff Tiberii
WUNC education reporter Liz Schlemmer tells co-host Jeff Tiberii about her recent reporting on one western North Carolina school community coping with life after the floods.
By: Erin Keever, Jeff Tiberii
The Democratic nominee for North Carolina Governor is no stranger to the demands of holding statewide office. Josh Stein, the current NC Attorney General, makes his case that his record of public service qualifies him to hold North Carolina’s highest elected position.
By: Rachel Mccarthy, Jeff Tiberii
A panel of worker advocates in arts and culture, hospitality, and farmworker communities in western North Carolina talk about loss, need, and hope.
By: Jeff Tiberii, Stacia Brown
Jeff Tiberii chats with pioneering sports reporter Melissa Ludtke about her new book, Locker Room Talk: A Woman's Struggle to Get Inside.
By: Jeff Tiberii
Jeff Tiberii sits down with WUNC capitol bureau chief Colin Campbell to discuss the state of the race between North Carolina's candidates for attorney general.
By: Rachel Mccarthy, Jeff Tiberii
Harvard historian Tiya Miles explains that as Southern ghost tours have gained popularity in recent decades, many of them have also revived racist and misogynistic stereotypes.
By: Rachel Mccarthy, Colin Campbell, Jeff Tiberii
WUNC's Colin Campbell breaks down the races for labor commissioner, lieutenant governor, as well as North Carolina's 1st Congressional District.
By: Jeff Tiberii, Stacia Brown, Leoneda Inge
Co-hosts Jeff Tiberii and Leoneda Inge chat with local blues performer Pat "Mother Blues" Cohen and four chefs, Ricky Moore, Bill Smith, Mike De Los Santos and KC Hysmith at Motorco Music Hall.
By: Jeff Tiberii
People stand in line during the last day of early voting, Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024, in Charlotte, N.C.
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