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Art, Racing, Bears, and Survival | Durham News
When Raleigh artist Dare Coulter fought back against racist graffiti on her “Dare to Dissent” mural by painting over a Confederate flag, she turned vandalism into a powerful act of community resilience. Meanwhile, history’s oddities unfold: Richard Petty switched to Chevrolet in 1978 after a rough Dodge season, a 1926 baseball team kept a four-month-old bear cub named Rosie as mascot (fed candy and soda!), and in 1938, a man survived 20 minutes underwater in the Haw River thanks to a Red Cross-trained lineman. From murals to mascots to miracles—history’s got wild stories. Listen in…
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