On this Sunday June 7, 2026 episode of CAROLINA Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick



Guest:Interview with Mark Lach, creative producer of "Titanic: The Exhibition." This is an immersive, interactive exhibit going on right now through Labor Day at the Park Expo.  In studio with sharon and Ed



Continue with Mark Lach, creative producer of "Titanic: The Exhibition.



Katie Zehnder from Carolina Journal joins the program to discuss a NC Senate bill focused on social media regulation and artificial intelligence safety



Bo and Beth from GMBT discuss the new concert venue coming to Charlotte's South End in 2027



Listen here for more !!!

On this Sunday June 7, 2026 episode of CAROLINA&nbsp;Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick
 
Guest:Interview with&nbsp;Mark Lach, creative producer of "Titanic: The Exhibition."&nbsp;This is an immersive, interactive exhibit going on right now through Labor Day at the Park Expo.&nbsp; In studio with sharon and Ed
 
Continue with&nbsp;Mark Lach, creative producer of "Titanic: The Exhibition.
 
Katie Zehnder from Carolina Journal joins the program to discuss a NC Senate bill focused on social media regulation and artificial intelligence safety
 
Bo and Beth from GMBT discuss the new&nbsp;concert venue coming to Charlotte's South End in 2027
 
Listen here for more !!!

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CAROLINA Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick – Sunday June 7, 2026 Part 1

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CAROLINA Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick – Sunday June 7, 2026 Part 2

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On this  Sunday May 30,2026 episode of CAROLINA Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick 

Guest: Dr. Mona Amin, board certified practicing pediatrician and screen time expert Recent studies have shown that 84% of U.S. parents feel guilty about their kids’ screen time, up from 74% last year. Yet, contrary to popular belief, studies have also shown that online screen time for young children is not necessarily a bad thing. With summer approaching, parents everywhere will ask why summer is the best time to explore this issue, w/ Ed 
Dr. Jimmy Hwang, oncologist, Atrium Health Levine Cancer - New colorectal cancer screening guidelines expand options to save more lives.  Today the American Cancer Society released updated colorectal cancer screening guidelines, highlighting a major shift in how patients can get screened. While screening still begins at age 45, the new guidance expands options beyond colonoscopy, including updated at-home stool tests and a new blood-based test — all aimed at increasing screening rates and catching cancer earlier
 From Good Morning BT - Theresa Payton (Cyber Security Expert) - Charlotte holds public forum on Data Center moratorium - 9:207:56 - Ed and Sharon talk summer travel plans and of course the recent Panther OTA's 

On this&nbsp; Sunday May 30,2026 episode of CAROLINA Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick&nbsp;
Guest:&nbsp;Dr. Mona Amin, board certified practicing pediatrician and screen time expert Recent studies have shown that 84% of U.S. parents feel guilty about their kids&rsquo; screen time, up from 74% last year. Yet, contrary to popular belief, studies have also shown that online screen time for young children is not necessarily a bad thing. With summer approaching, parents everywhere will ask why summer is the best time to explore this issue, w/ Ed&nbsp;
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<li>&nbsp;From Good Morning BT -&nbsp;Theresa Payton (Cyber Security Expert) - Charlotte holds public forum on Data Center moratorium - 9:207:56 - Ed and Sharon talk summer travel plans and of course the recent Panther OTA's&nbsp;</li>
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CAROLINA Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick – Sunday May 31, 2026 Part 1

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CAROLINA Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick – Sunday May 31, 2026 Part 2

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CAROLINA Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick – Sunday June 7, 2026 Part 1

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