
Maia Butler
Associate Professor of African American Literature at UNC Wilmington; literary geographer specializing in Black women's diasporic literary geographies.
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Jun 26, 2026
Maia Butler, PhD
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Maia ButlerGUEST
Now, in Louisiana, you almost don't have to do anything because of the monsoon season where you have the daily afternoon rains.

Maia ButlerGUEST
It's still a very good growing season and longer than an Alaskan growing season, of course.

Maia ButlerGUEST
And even like a Southern California growing season, I didn't start, okay, when I came to, Wilmington is an interesting place to be living here in the wake of the only successful coup, which involved the massacre of 1898 and the government coup.

Maia ButlerGUEST
The demographics, it used to be the blackest city in North Carolina, where the port city that was so important during the war and for commerce in general.

Christy HymanHOST
Can you think of one of the most random things that you've seen out in nature, you know, in the last, I don't know, three years?