Nate Billings
Radio ProducerNate Billings is a student intern at APR from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He’s majoring in creative media, minoring in both Communication Studies and Advertising and Public Relations. Nate loves spending time watching movies with his friends and sports, mainly making sure he’s knowledgeable of just about every sport. His favorite team is the Green Bay Packers and he recently became a partial owner.
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Misty Chaviers is back with StoryCorps to share how she became an advocate against domestic violence and how she tries to help others get out of bad situations. -
Misty Chaviers sat down with StoryCorps and told us how she was able to overcome domestic violence.
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Cousins Yvette and Letitia sat down with Story Corps to discuss their shared love of Mardi Gras and their family’s deep history with the event. -
In this edition of Story Corps, Anthony Wayne Jacobs tells his daughter Robin stories and life lessons from her great-grandmother. -
In this final part of Chris Williams' conversation with StoryCorps, he emphasizes that the history of Africatown begins and ends with the people. -
In the previous StoryCorps segment, Chris Williams discussed the issue of pollution in Africatown. And today, he’s back to talk about how a letter he wrote to President Obama helped bring attention to the forgotten story of the historic community.
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Chris Williams sits down with StoryCorps and tells the story of how he discovered pollution in his community and how he helped shed light on the problem.
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After meeting for the first time earlier in the day, Ottie and Francesca decided to stop by StoryCorps to discuss their spiritual journeys. -
Minnie and Curtis are siblings who sat down at StoryCorps to discuss the historic town of Plateau, Alabama. The two also talk about Mobile County Training School and how it influenced their lives. -
Todd and Karen Duren spoke at StoryCorps about how hard it was moving to a different city. After leaving their friends and family in Tennessee, they found a community that took them in and made Mobile feel like home.
