EOT 415 ALS & Fashion with Richard Bedlack and Sam Pearce

In this episode, The Nubian Message's Aiyanna Moore, Senait Richmond, Olivia Henson, and Johnathan Lee kick off a new weekly segment, "The Nubian Minute," where they take a closer look at the headlines and unpack the issues that are making an impact on Black students and minority communities at NC State. Later, host Emilia Rivadeneira sits down with Richard Bedlack, founder of Duke University’s ALS Clinic and Professor of Neurology at Duke, and Sam Pearce, Assistant Professor of the Practice at

EOT 414 California Wildfires and Impact on East Coast

In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira speaks with Robert Scheller, Associate Dean for Research in the College of Natural Resources at North Carolina State University, about the causes behind the recent L.A. wildfires that erupted on January 7. Scheller discusses the broader implications of these fires, including their potential effects on the East Coast, and delves into the connections between climate change and global warming. Acknowledging how overwhelming climate news can feel, Scheller co

EOT 413 Elections & Holidays

In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira sits down with Amy Sentementes, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Queens University of Charlotte, to explore how election season can impact relationships and conversations with family during the holidays. Sentementes shares practical tips to help students navigate challenging discussions with loved ones who hold opposing views. Additionally, Alianna Brooks, Editor-in-Chief of The Nubian Message, provides a semester news roundup, highlighting the

EOT 412 Edgar Bernal on Revista Latina

In this episode, Menna Elsayed chats with Edgar Bernal, the founder of Revista Latina, about his journey in creating the cultural organization and magazine. They discuss the publication's impact and significance within North Carolina's Latino community, as well as a glimpse into the cultural events it helps organize around The Triangle.

EOT 2024 Election Special

This special live election night coverage is part of Student News Live, a non-partisan news hub to amplify the voices of student journalists that coordinated a live audio and video feed starting at noon ET on Tuesday, Nov. 5.WKNC at NC State took the midnight to 1 a.m. slot. Public affairs director and “Eye on the Triangle” host Emilia Rivadeneira, a fourth-year student studying political science and communication, divided her hour into two 30-minute segments.Rivadeneira was joined live

EOT 411 Social Media and Elections

In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira speaks with Shannon McGregor, associate professor and director of the Ph.D. program at the Hussman School of Journalism and Media, about the impact of social media in the 2024 presidential election — more specifically in campaigns and influencing the US electorate. As well, Menna Elsayed takes us back to rediscover the history of the NC State Fair, reflecting about diversity through interviews with different fair vendors.

EOT 410 NC State Relief Team

In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira speaks with Justine Hollingshead, Assistant Vice Chancellor at the Office of Student Life and Advocacy, Bryan Botts, Associate Director at University Housing, Lisa LaBarbera-Mascote, Senior Director at Student Success Initiative, and Pete Fracarroli, Director of Facilities and Business Operations at University Housing about NC State relief team's efforts in assisting at UNC Asheville after Hurricane Helene. Read more about NC State's actions in p

EOT 409 NC State Fair

In this special episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira dives into the North Carolina State Fair, rating rides and food while also chatting with talented artisans at the Village of Yesteryear. She also meets Biscuit, the lovely cow on display at the Animal Science booth from NC State. Join Emilia for a fun-filled adventure at the fair!

EOT 408 Triangle Lebanese American Center

In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira gives a news rundown, including early-voting dates and NC State Fair. Menna Elsayed also interviews Sima Haida, the Vice President of the Triangle Lebanese American Center (TLAC) to know more about its role and Lebanese immigrants in the Triangle. Haida talks about the Debeka, Arabic lessons and more about TLAC.

EOT 407 Latine Heritage Month Special

Feliz Mes de la Herencia Latine! In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira speaks with Jack Rothacker, a senior at NC State and founder of the nonprofit Perseverancia, about his initiative to build three classrooms in Soyapango, El Salvador. In the second segment, we interview Elaine Townsend Utin, co-founder and executive director of LatinxEd, along with Kiara Aranda, Director of Programs, discussing LatinxEd's mission and its impact in North Carolina, where it provides dedicated, multi

EOT 406 Hurricane Helene & Elections

In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira speaks with Thomas Birkland, a Professor of Public Administration at NC State, about how Hurricane Helene might influence the elections, particularly in Western North Carolina. Additionally, Whitney Ross Manzo, an Associate Professor of Political Science at Meredith College, provides a "Polling 101" overview, explaining how polls operate and their importance during election season.

EOT 405 Elections 2024: A conversation with Chris Cooper & Michael Bitzer

This episode is part of Eye on the Triangle's special series called "Politics Unpacked: Elections 2024 Edition," in which we interview NC political analysts and political science professors.  In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira talks with political analysts Chris Cooper and Michael Bitzer to explore North Carolina's electoral landscape. They tackle questions ranging from whether North Carolina is truly a purple state to potential outcomes of the upcoming presidential debate between

EOT 404 Elections 2024: A conversation with Andrew Taylor

This episode is part of Eye on the Triangle's special series called "Politics Unpacked: Elections 2024 Edition," in which we interview NC political analysts and political science professors. In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira talks with Professor at the School of Public and International Affairs at NC State about key political events that could influence the upcoming November elections.

EOT 403 College & Wellness

Happy FDOC, Wolfpack! In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira sits down with Alexis Steptoe, Assistant Director at Wellness and Recreation to explore how to balance college life with personal wellness. Steptoe dives into what wellness truly means and shares practical strategies for managing overall well-being while handling the demands of student life. Don't miss out on essential tips and expert advice to start your semester off right!

EOT 402 Title IX

In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira talks with David Elrod, Associate Vice Provost for the Office of Institutional Equity and Equal Opportunity at NC State & Title IX Designated Official, about changes and updates in Title IX regulation. For more information about Title IX and resources, visit the Office of Institutional Equity and Equal Opportunity's website.

EOT 401 North Carolina Heat Wave

In this episode, host Emilia Rivadeneira provides a news roundup and speaks with Dr. Ashley Ward, director of the Heat Policy Innovation Hub at Duke University's Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment, and Sustainability, about the heat wave that has taken over several areas of North Carolina, including the Triangle. Dr. Ward explores the impacts of the heat wave on local communities and the environment, gives recommendations for North Carolinians and provides potential future solut

EOT 400 Weekly News

In this news update, EOT's Ellie Feaga shares how two Raleigh schools have taken top honors, the unusual taste and smell of Raleigh drinking water, and some resources available from NC State's Well Rec to help relieve stress.We'll also hear from the North Carolina News Service about how a rural North Carolina town gets a pathway to homeownership.

EOT 399 Raleigh Rose Garden

EOT's Ellie Feaga talks with James Bullock, a Raleigh city horticulturist, about the Raleigh Rose Garden on this Earth Day episode.

EOT 398 Biden/Harris in Triangle

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris visited Raleigh on March 26 to discuss health care. EOT's Ellie Feaga provides clips from their speeches and talks to some audience members.

EOT 397 Earth Month at NC State

April is Earth Month at NC State and EOT's Ellie Feaga talks with Lani St. Hill from the University Sustainability Office.

EOT 396 Habitat for Humanity Part 2

NC State University's Shack-a-Thon is underway. EOT's Ellie Feaga talked with Madison Farlow, Habitat Work Projects Officer for NCSU's Habitat for Humanity Chapter, to discuss the Shack-a-Thon fundraiser.Learn more and donate to Shack-a-Thon.

EOT 395 Israel & Gaza: A Conversation with Josh Paul

In this special episode of "Eye on the Triangle," guest producer Abdullah Najjar speaks with Josh Paul, an official from the State Department who recently resigned in opposition to U.S. military aid to Israel. Paul talks about the unfolding situation in Gaza, the humanitarian crisis, and the U.S. role in perhaps mitigating some of the effects on the Palestinians. Paul has appeared on many media outlets, including CNN and Democracy Now. View a video of their conversation on YouTube.We'll

EOT 394 Habitat for Humanity

With NC State University's Shack-a-Thon quickly approaching, EOT's Ellie Feaga sat down with Chase Inman from Habitat for Humanity of Wake County. Inman educates listeners on Habitat for Humanity and how Shack-a-Thon is helping Wake County residents in need to build and purchase homes.Learn more and donate to Shack-a-Thon.

EOT 393 Second Chance Animal Adoptions

EOT's Ellie Feaga speaks with Mia Xavier, Jessica Martin and Alex Barker from Second Chance Animal Adoptions about their service to finding homes and care for Wake County animals.

EOT 392 NC State Poe Hall Update

EOT's Ellie Fiege and NC State University Provost Warwick Arden discuss the PCB exposure at Poe Hall and how the school is addressing it.

EOT 391 Weekly News

In this news update, EOT's Ellie Feaga discusses how North Carolina's childcare industry faced funding challenges since the pandemic, North Carolina homeowners can expect to see increased insurance rates this year and how NC State is offering a Pack the Primaries interactive voting toolkit.We'll also hear from the North Carolina News Service about free technology training for underrepresented groups through Code the Dream.

EOT 390 Magical Moments of NCSU

EOT's Ellie Feaga speaks with Chloe Short, President of Magical Moments of NCSU, about granting wishes for children with cranial facial disorders.You'll also hear about how North Carolina has legalized sports betting for the first time and a report from the North Carolina News Service about how a new union agreement ushers in benefits for immigrant agricultural workers. ★ Support this podcast ★

EOT 389 Weekly News

In this weekly news roundup, EOT content creator Ellie Feaga talks about President Biden's recent visit to Raleigh and his announcement of an $82 million investment into expanding broadband Internet access in North Carolina, an increase in Narcan availability on the NC State campus, and NC State Women's Basketball's 72-57 victory over the Duke Blue Devils.We also have a story from the North Carolina News Service about how a Farm Bill could help food banks across North Carolina.

EOT 388 NC State Student Involvement Fair

EOT's Ellie Feaga interviews student organizations at the NC State Student Involvement Fair to provide listeners with new opportunities to get involved across campus. We also have stories from the North Carolina News Network about Microsoft's extension of support for Windows 10 to prevent e-waste and how post-holiday diets can impact heart health. Thanks for listening.

EOT 387 - Rialto Theater

EOT's Ellie Feaga and Hayes Permar discuss the reopening of Raleigh's historic theater, the Rialto.

EOT 386 - News Roundup

Ellie does a short news roundup.

EOT 385 - Campus Security Report

Ellie Feaga talks with NC State Police Chief Daniel House on the newly released Annual Security Report, followed by Ellie's story on The NC State Fair's annual "can day," where the local food banks collect cans as a form of admission to the fair.

EOT 384 - Free Moms NCSU

EOT's Ellie Feaga reports on the local organization, Free Moms NCSU. Mrs. Cecilia Dean comments on the beloved organization of local moms, dads, grandmas, and dogs that visit campus every Thursday to provide snacks, hugs, and listening-ears for our students. Jenny, a long-term Free Mom, and students visiting the Free Moms tent on Thursday, September 21st provide comments about the organization.Later, Ellie runs down a preview of the North Carolina State Fair.

EOT 383 - Durham City Council Race w/ Nate Baker

Eye on the Triangle is joined by Nate Baker, a candidate for Durham City Council. We discuss his campaign, his vision for the city, and the challenges and limitations of local governments.  Later, Nick discusses the reopening of Shaw University's on-campus mosque and a new report on the state of Wake County's tree canopy.

EOT 382- Raleigh United Mutual Aid Hub

Eye on the Triangle is joined by Esor from Raleigh United Mutual Aid Hub (RUMAH) to discuss their organization's mission and new location in downtown Raleigh! Check out their linktree here.  Later, Ennis discusses various other NC happenings.  ★ Support this podcast ★

EOT 381- Green Spaces w/ Dr. Lincoln Larson

Eye on the Triangle is joined by Dr. Lincoln Larson, an NC State associate professor of Parks, Recreation, and Management, to discuss environmentalism in the Triangle, and specifically the benefits of green spaces on community health. Later, Ennis discusses various other need-to-know news stories impacting NC.  ★ Support this podcast ★

EOT 380- Meals for the Masses

Eye on the Triangle is joined by Meals for the Masses members Michael Scipioni and Benny Koval to discuss their Raleigh food distribution program and its communist political mission. Later, Ennis discusses various other news stories affecting the Triangle.

EOT 379- Out! Raleigh Pride

Eye on the Triangle is joined by Kori Hennessey from the LGBT Center of Raleigh to discuss the upcoming Out! Raleigh Pride, happening this Saturday, June 24th. Find more information at outraleighpride.com. Interview conducted by Ennis Wells.

EOT 378- Wanda Gilbert-Coker on Shaw’s Potential Redevelopment

Eye on the Triangle is joined by Wanda Gilbert Coker from the Wake County Housing Justice Coalition to discuss the potential redevelopment of Shaw University, city council, and the broader gentrification happening across Raleigh. Interview conducted by Ennis Wells. Shaw redevelopment plan (PDF)

EOT 377- Interview w/ Skate Raleigh

To start off the episode Brian interviews, Cody Charland, a board member of Skate Raleigh. Skate Raleigh is the team that is bringing a Skatepark to downtown Raleigh. They discuss the process in developing the park and skateboarding culture in the Triangle. Following this interview, the Technician News Editor's give their weekly news.

EOT 376- Interview w/ Professor Remi Ham

For today's episode Brian interviews Horticultural Science Professor, Remi Ham, they discuss Spring gardening and tips for new gardeners. Professor Ham provides advice and resources to ensure a great spring season. Following, Technician new's editors give their weekly news.

EOT 375- Weekly News with Abigail, Heidi & Emily

Technician Editors Abigail, Heidi, Emily and Special Guest's run through their tidbits of Weekly News and Events in the Triangle!

EOT 374- Weekly News with Abigail, Heidi & Emily!

Technician Editors Abigail, Heidi, Emily and Special Guest's run through their tidbits of Weekly News and Events in the Triangle!

EOT 373- Interview w/ EDM Group "SpaceCamp" & Interview w/ Dr. David Tarpy

Starting off today's episode is Technician News Editors, Abigail, Molly, Emily and Heidi. Maha Interviews Local EDM coalition "SpaceCamp" they discuss their artistic practices and the local music scene. Following, Rae interviews Professor and Extension Specialist of Apiculture at NC State University, Dr. David Tarpy, they discuss honey bee conservation.

EOT 372- Weekly News & Smilez and Sparklez Interview

Starting off today's episode is Technician News Editors Sam, Heidi, Abigail and Emily. They run through weekly news and events. Following the Weekly New's , Maha interview's DJ Duo Smilez and Sparklez.

EOT 371- Interview with Artist Carina Earl

Beginning the episode is Technician News Editors, Abigail, Emily and Heidi. Running through their weekly tidbits and recent local news. Following, Maha interviews local artist Carina Earl. They discuss Carina's art and their process through creating and meditative practices.

EOT 370- The Pinhook "Blend With Friends" & Laura Casas of "Casas Studios"

Opening the episode is Maha, interviewing Patrick from Durham live music venue The Pinhook. They discuss their open DJ event, Blend with Friends. Following, Brian interviews Laura Casas of Casas Studios. They discuss their process through art education and inspirations. Laura also cover's establishing a studio space and selling their work.

EOT 369- Capital City Shufflers & Museum of Durham History

Opening the episode is Technician News Editors Abigail, Emily and Heidi with the weekly news. Following the weekly news EOT reporter, Maha, will be interviewing Vanessa Monica and Gregory Jerrod of Capital City Shufflers. Concluding this episode, Maha, also speaks with Clay Harrison of the Museum of Durham. Covering the The Life and Legacy of Floyd B. McKissick Sr. Exhibit Opening at MoDH.

EOT 368- Eye on the Triangle Election Special (Housing, Zoning, CAC, Food Desert)

WKNC Content Creator, Owen Martin, interviews several candidates for the Raleigh City Council. The candidates interviewed are Joshua Bradley, Jonathon Melton, James Bledsoe and Anne Franklin. Due to the length of these interviews, the episode has been segmented based on discussed topics. In this podcast segment, the candidates will discuss Housing, Zoning, CAC and Food Desert.

EOT 368- Eye on the Triangle Election Special (Police, Climate, Students)

WKNC Content Creator, Owen Martin, interviews several candidates for the Raleigh City Council. The candidates interviewed are Joshua Bradley, Jonathon Melton, James Bledsoe and Anne Franklin. Due to the length of these interviews, the episode has been segmented based on discussed topics. This second segment discusses Police, Climate, The Role of student's in local elections and the candidates will give their closing statements.

EOT 368- Eye on the Triangle Election Special

WKNC Content Creator, Owen Martin, interviews several candidates for the Raleigh City Council. The candidates interviewed are Joshua Bradley, Jonathon Melton, James Bledsoe and Anne Franklin. Due to the length of these interviews, the episode has been segmented based on discussed topics. This episode is an introduction to the candidates as they share their backgrounds and goals. Following the introduction the candidates discuss their stances on public health and transportation.

EOT 367- Redbud Writing Project

Opening the Episode is Technician New's Editors, Abigail, Emily and Heidi. They discuss news and events going on around the Triangle. Following the weekly news, Eye On The Triangle has an interview with the co-founders of the Redbud Writing Project. Arshia Simkin and Emily Cataneo speak on their experiences within the NC State MFA program and the Redbud Writing Project.

EOT 366- You Belong Here Documentary, SunguhSmokes & Eugene Mirman

We've got a triple interview episode! Starting off today's show, Brian Jurado, interviews Kennedy Fipps. Fipps has partnered alongside GLBT Center and Campus Health to host two screenings in Witherspoon Cinema of the new documentary "You Belong Here." The next interview is with EOT reporter, Maha, who will be interviewing Sunguh of Sunguh Smokes. They speak on smoking alternatives and the benefits of garden herbs. Lastly, Maha and Csenge are interviewing touring comedian, Eugene Mirma

EOT 365- The Burrow Creative Market & Slingshot Music Festival

Eye on the Triangle reporter, Maha, begins this episode of EOT with an interview with Julian Jacobs the CEO of The Burrow Creative Market. They discuss the current events planned at The Burrow and overall future goals for the shop. Following this interview, Maha speaks with Nicholas DeNitto and Kai Riedl of Slingshot Music and Electronic Arts Festival. Covering the history of the festival along with their current projects. Highlighting this years special collaboration with the Boiler

EOT 364- Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival & Lunespark Creative Center

Opening the episode is Technician News Editors Abigail, Emily and Heidi. They discuss the weekly news with topics such as triangle fall festivities and oysters. Following the Weekly News EOT reporter, Maha Syed, speaks with Russ Friedell the Media and Marketing Manager for Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival. Lastly, Brian Jurado speaks with Pawan Mishra the CEO of Lunespark Center of Creativity and Pablo Torres an Animation Teacher at Lunesparke.

EOT 363- Mental Health Awareness Month & Raleigh Cycling Tips

Starting this episode is Abigail, Heidi and Emily with the Weekly News. Following the Weekly News, Maha Syed interviews Peg Morrison from NAMI covering several mental health topics. This interview does have a content warning due to the topics covered. Lastly, Brian Jurado interviews Lou a bike mechanic at Oak City Cycling. They talk about Bike Maintenance, Cycling through Raleigh and several more tips!

EOT 362- Weekly News & University Library Services with Tim Mensa

Starting todays episode is Weekly News with Abigail, Heidi and Emily. Topics featured are NC State Packapalooza, Food Truck Rodeo, Wake County Schools and The Raleigh Market. Following the Weekly News, Tim Mensa, a University Library Specialist will discuss library learning spaces and services.

EOT 361- Weekly News with Abigail & Triangle Abortion Resources

Starting the episode is the weekly news with Abigail Ali.Topics featured are the Full Frame Summer Roadshow, Raleigh Women Social Club Chapter, RALtoday Drink Up Week. Recommendations on where to watch "Where The Crawdads Sing" and the Wake County planning three new nature preserves. Following the weekly news, Abigail and Brian list off abortion resources and pro-choice organizations in the Triangle.

EOT 360- Weekly News with Abigail & Brian

Abigail and Brian run through news and events going around the triangle.

EOT 359- Weekly News & Nick Drake Interview

Weekly News with Abigail & Brian. The second segment is an Interview with, Nick Drake, the Director of Military and Veteran Services.

EOT 358- Weekly News with Abigail, Heidi & Emily

More weekly news with Abigail, Heidi, and Emily. Informing viewers about events happening around the Triangle.

EOT 357- News In The Triangle

More weekly news with Abigail, Heidi, and Emily! The second segment is two news stories about COVID and car jacking with Caryl, Brayden, and Anna.

EOT 356-Child Abuse Prevention Month

In this epsiode, Grace raises awareness about Child Abuse Prevention Month and Abigail & Avery give their last weekly news espiode of the semester.

EOT 355- Weekly News With Abigail & Avery

We are back again with another weekly news episode with your favorites Abigail and Avery.

EOT 354- Weekly News With Abigail & Avery

In this episode, Abigail and Avery deliver weekly news to the Triangle Community.

EOT 353- Lux & Weekly News

Link to Lux's Website: https://www.luxresources.orgLux will be having an pop up event on March 27! Come out and Support!  ★ Support this podcast ★

EOT 352- Weekly News & Louise and Anne Jordan

First, weekly news from Abigail Ali and Avery Davis. Second, Grace Gidley interviews Louise and Anne Jordan, a mother-daughter team based in Raleigh.

EOT 351-Amine Raleigh Show Review

On February 28th, Jeanine Ikekhua attended the Amine show in Raleigh, NC. In this episode, she invited Hamsata Mazou and Alexis Grant to help her review the show.

EOT 350- Weekly News With Caryl, Ali & Grant

A weekly dose of the new events that occurred during the week of Feb 20th, 2022.

EOT 349- Student Rose Over $50,000

In this episode, Abigail and Avery inform listeners about current news events. In the second segment, Jeanine Ikekhua interviews, high school student, Issac Lund about his non-profit called Service Beakers.

EOT 348- Weekly News with Abigail and Avery

In this episode, Abigail and Avery inform viewers about things happening in the Triangle area.

EOT 347- Financial Literacy with Brian Sytsma

In the episode, finance expert, Brian Sytsma, gives college students advice about saving money and educates them on a wide variety of finical topics including taxes and student loans

EOT 346- New Years Special with Pack Career Chats

Show Links: Wolf Pack Career Chats Podcast with Marcy Bullock -https://soundcloud.com/user-738690383

EOT 345- Alyssa Space

Jeanine Ikekhua interviews Alyssa Space, founder of CEO of ForHer Cosmetics and MySpaceLaboratories. Jeanine and Alyssa talk about the struggles of starting her own beauty company and the lessons she has learned along her business journey. Alyssa also gives some advice to upcoming entrepreneurs.  Information about ForHerCosmetics: The products include all natural lipsticks, vegan lip gloss, mineral highlighter, eyeshadow, foundation, hand sanitizer, lashes and stickers. They are all-nat

EOT 344- Hot Cocoa Crawl

Show notes: https://visitelizabethcity.com/Christmas (Overall site)Look for #echotcocoacrawlInstagram: visitecityFacebook: Visit Elizabeth City, NC

EOT 343- What is an RA?

https://housing.dasa.ncsu.edu/about-university-housing/work-with-us/resident-advisor/https://visit.ncsu.edu/wellness-and-recreation-center/Talk with your local RA or call housing (919-515-2440)

EOT 342- Harambee Block Party

On October 30th, the African American Cultural Center in partnership with Veteran Affairs and Student Media hosted the Harambee block party. In this episode, Jeanine Ikekhua speaks with black students and some the African American Cultural Center's staff member about their experience as black people at NC State.

EOT 341- North Carolina Writers' Network Confrence

In this episode, Aidan Farmer interviews retiring North Carolina State University English Professor Dr. Cat Warren. She shares her thoughts on journalism, non-fiction writing, her book “What the Dog Knows,” and her panel at the Fall 2021 North Carolina Writers’ Network Conference titled, “To Tell the Truth.”

EOT 340- Mental Health First Aid Training

Show Notes:Wolfpack Wellness SIte: Wellness.ncsu.edu - click on Programs and Services tab - section that says mental health first aid to sign upContact Director DuPree - sdupree@ncsu.edu

EOT 339- Choosing A Career Path

USC 202 & USC 401 Class Link: https://careers.dasa.ncsu.edu/explore-careers/career-courses/Pack Career Chats Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/user-738690383

EOT 338- Textbook Lending

Show comments: Website: lib.ncsu.edu24 hour chat on site Twitch: ncsulibraries Twitter: @ncsulibrariesYoutube: NC State University Libraries Instagram: ncsulibraries Facebook: NCSU libraries

EOT 337- 30th Anniversary of Witherspoon

Link to Harmabee event details: https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/harambee

EOT 336- Burning Coal Theatre Company

Show Notes: Podcast: Into the fire at Burning Coal Theatre - on WebsiteFacebook: Burning Coal TheatreInstagram: burningcoaltchttps://burningcoal.org/- Website

EOT 335- Highlight Fashions Concept Show

In this episode, Owen Cutter covers the Highlight Fashion Concepts Show in Downtown Raleigh. He specifically interviews the organizer of the show, one of the designers that is featured in the show and the entertainer of the night.

EOT 334-McKenzie Van Oss

Speaking with McKenzie Van Oss, singer, songwriter, and ballet soloist about how she's single-handedly launched her own music career centered around inclusivity, diversification, and self-impowerment. We discuss females in the music business, the benefits of genre fluidity, and the importance of being a part of a community.

EOT 333- Black Students Mental Health at NC State

Prevention State Drop in Spaces: https://prevention.dasa.ncsu.edu/drop-in-spaces/Counseling Center: https://counseling.dasa.ncsu.edu

EOT 332- Transfer Students

For this episode, JT Duley- a transfer student from Maryland, sits down with Jonathon Eigenmann to discuss his experiences as a recent transfer student to NC State University and his thoughts on what NC State has to offer. He also sits down with Director Michael Coombes of the New Student Programs to discuss the incoming transfer students, giving them advice and his views as well as making them more aware of whats available to them at NC State currently

EOT 331- Pack Survivor Support Alliance

Alecsai Allen interviews Carlyn Wright-Eakes, who is the Interpersonal Violence Prevention Education Coordinator of the Women's Center at NC State, about the upcoming launch of the Pack Survivor Support Alliance (PSSA) and how to stay educated on interpersonal violence.

EOT 330 - Mike Otis

Elizabeth Esser interviews Mike Otis, the president of Battle Tested Craft Barbecue Sauce. Five percent of the company's profits go to the veterans non-profit Stop Soldier Suicide.

EOT 329 - Daniel Correa

Lise Nox interviews Daniel Correa, lead singer of Miami indie rock outfit The Collective Bus. They talk about re-adjusting to the music scene after the pandemic, the pop punk revival, his relationship with his audience and more.

EOT 328 - Santisha Walker

FULL TRANSCRIPT OF EPISODEProvided by Otter.aiEoin Trainor  0:00  The views and opinions expressed in Eye on the Triangle do not represent WKNC or student media.Eoin Trainor  0:45  Good evening Raleigh and welcome to this week's Eye on the Triangle an NC State student produced new show on WKNC 88.1 FM HD one Raleigh, I am Eoin Trainor. On tonight's episode, Elizabeth Esser interviews Santisha Walker, a registered nurse, entrepreneur, author and speaker based in Durham they talk about he

EOT 327 - Deborah Granick

FULL TRANSCRIPT OF EPISODEProvided by Otter.aiLise Nox  0:00  The views and opinions expressed during Eye on the Triangle do not represent WKNC or students media.Lise Nox  0:11  Hi, this is Lise Nox and you're listening to Eye on the Triangle. In today's episode, I had the chance to talk with Deborah Granik, a mental health professional and more precisely a licensed social worker and a psychiatrist nurse practitioner working for Monarch. In a few words Monarch is a North Carolina statew

EOT 326 - Brooke Dickhart: The Joel Fund; Dr. Paul Kaloostian on Stress

FULL TRANSCRIPT OF EPISODEProvided by Otter.aiEoin Trainor  00:00The views and opinions expressed in Eye on the Triangle do not represent WKNC or the student media. Eoin Trainor  00:34Good evening Raleigh and welcome to this week's Eye on the Triangle an NC State student produced news show on WKNC 88.1 FM HD-1 Raleigh. I'm Eoin Trainor. On tonight's episode, you'll hear my interview with Brooke Dickhart, Brooke is the executive director of the Joel Fund Wake Forest nonprofit that serves

EOT 325 - Jacob Downey, Little Raleigh Radio

FULL TRANSCRIPT OF EPISODEProvided by Otter.aiEoin Trainor  0:00  The views and opinions expressed in Eye on the Triangle do not represent WKNC or the student media.Good evening Raleigh and welcome to this week's Eye on the Triangle an NC State student run student produced news show on WKNC 88.1 FM HD 1 Raleigh, I'm Eoin Trainor. On tonight's episode, Elizabeth Esser sits down with Jacob Downey, the director of Little Raleigh radio and then a little later, we'll have some stories from N

EOT 324 - Seagraves Controversy; Dr. Amy Orders: NC State's Transition to In-person Instruction

FULL TRANSCRIPT OF EPISODEProvided by Otter.aiEoin Trainor  0:00  The views and opinions expressed in Eye on the Triangle do not represent WKNC or the student media.Good evening Raleigh and welcome to this week's Eye on the Triangle an NC State student run and student produced news show on WKNC 88.1. I'm Eoin Trainor. On tonight's episode Elizabeth Esser is talking about NC State's return to in person classes this fall with Dr. Amy Orders the director of emergency management and mission

EOT 323 - Adam Linstaedt: Live Music During the Pandemic; Caroline Rocheleau: Golden Mummies of Egypt Exhibit at NCMA

FULL TRANSCRIPT OF EPISODEProvided by Otter.aiEoin Trainor  0:00  The views and opinions expressed in Eye on the Triangle do not represent WKNC or the student media.Good evening Raleigh and welcome to this week's episode of Eye on the Triangle on WKNC 88.1 FM HD one Raleigh, I'm Eoin Trainor. On tonight's episode contributor Elizabeth Esser will sit down with Caroline Rocheleau to talk about the North Carolina Museum of Art's new exhibit on golden mummies. And then a little later contri

EOT 322 Blakely Hildebrand: SELC's Smithfield Biogas Lawsuit; Dr. Monica Osburn: COVID-19 Pandemic and Mental Health 3/14/21

FULL TRANSCRIPT OF EPISODEProvided by Otter.aiEoin Trainor  0:00  The views and opinions expressed in Eye on the Triangle do not represent WKNC or the student media.Eoin Trainor  0:28  Good evening Raleigh and welcome to this week's Eye on the Triangle. An NC State student run students scripted and student produced a new show on WKNC 88.1 FM HD one Raleigh, I am Eoin Trainor. On tonight's episode our contributor Elizabeth Esser sits down with executive director of NC State University's

EOT321 COVID-19 Year in Review 12/27/20

FULL TRANSCRIPT OF EPISODEProvided by Otter.ai Aaron Kling  00:00The views and opinions expressed during "Eye on the Triangle" do not represent WKNC, or the student media. Your dial is currently tuned to "Eye on the Triangle"  at WKNC 88.1. Thanks for listening. Aaron Kling  00:12Hello everyone. I'm Aaron Kling for WKNC 88.1's "Eye on the Triangle." And tonight, we'll be discussing COVID-19. Naturally, all of you have heard quite a bit about this disease so far, but we at "Eye on the Tr

EOT320 Aarav and Arsh Parekh, Two Brothers and their Sports Podcast 11/20/20

Eye on the Triangle interviews Aarav and Arsh Parekh, two young students who used the extra time at home during the pandemic to produce a sports podcast.

EOT319 Jacob Geller, Politics and Gaming 11/13/20

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EOT318 GROW Album and the New Hanover County NAACP 11/08/20

James Tritten of Fort Lowell Records and Deborah Maxwell of the New Hanover County NAACP discuss the upcoming indie rock album "GROW," its inspiration, and how 100% of sales will go towards community enrichment and voter education.

EOT317 Burning Coal Theatre One Hundred Words for Snow 10/18/20

An interview with Burning Coal Theatre's director Jerome Davis on their new production: One Hundred Words for Snow. Audience members are kept pandemic safe via small viewing groups and actor precautions.

EOT316 Stamps to Students 10/11/20

An interview with the volunteer group Stamps to Students on maintaining and improving voter engagement during the COVID-19 pandemic.

EOT315 Puerto Rico 2 10/04/20

Eye on the Triangle returns to Puerto Rico, interviewing once resident Syra Seda on her memories of what Puerto Rico once was, her concerns for its present, and her hopes for its future.

EOT314 COVID-19 Update and Voter Purge 9/13/20

Eye on the Triangle interviews Doctor Elizabeth Tilson, with the Department of Human Health and Services on the prognosis for COVID-19. Afterwards, the College News Network sits down with investigative reporter Greg Palast on the purging of voters from important states ahead of the 2020 election.

EOT313 NC State SARS-CoV-2 Response 8/30/20

After the first month of returning to NC State, Eye on the Triangle speaks with students who have experienced classes during a pandemic. Has the administration responded effectively to a rapidly spreading infectious disease?

EOT312 Puerto Rico 8/09/20

Aaron Kling discusses the often lopsided relation between the United States and Puerto Rico. Topics include medical and weapons testing, the debt crises, and Hurricane Maria.

EOT311 Protests and Police Response in North Carolina 6/21/20

Eye on the Triangle talks with reporter Aaron Sanchez-Guerra and photojournalist Julia Wall from the News and Observer. The subject? Protests and aggressive police response across the North Carolina area.

EOT310 Gaming During a Pandemic 5/31/20

Video Essayist Jacob Geller discusses options for indoor activities with three select games. Between the titles Disco Elysium, Ring Fit Adventure, and Earth Defense Force, players new and old may find something entertaining within the hobby.

EOT309 Essential v. Non-Essential Workers 5/03/20

EOT308 Food Safety 4/19/20

Eye on the Triangle interviews Doctor Elizabeth Tilson, the North Carolina Department of Human Health and Services and Benjamin Chapman, a Food Safety specialist on proper handling of consumer goods during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic.

EOT307 NC Waste Lagoons Part 2 - Naeema Muhammad: Right to Harm 3/22/20

For part 2 of our story on factory farming in North Carolina, we’ll be speaking with Naeema Muhammad, the co-director of the North Carolina Environmental Justice Network. Naeema has been working for years to get justice for individuals affected by industrial farming practices, and is here to tell us what KFOS Waste Lagoons do to communities. Can normal folk compete with major corporations and governmental legislation? Tune in to find out.

EOT306 NC Waste Lagoons Part 1 - Matt Wechsler: Right to Harm 2/23/20

The first of a two part series on the terrible impact of North Carolina's industrial agriculture industry on rural populations. In this episode, we interview Matt Wechsler, the director of the documentary "Right to Harm." Matt details what agricultural lagoons are, their health and dignity impacts to populations, and how communities are fighting against the manipulations of massive companies.

EOT305 Doctor Elizabeth Tilson: COVID-19 Briefing, June Dean: NC Tobacco Funding Grade of F 2/16/20

Elizabeth Tilson, the State Health Director and the Chief Medical Officer for the Department of Health and Human Services in North Carolina discusses the COVID-19 outbreak, its potential in the US, and what can be done to protect populations from its effects. The Senior Director of Advocacy at the American Lung Association, June Deen, explains how E-Cigarettes may be connected to rising incidents of decreased lung health in the US, and how North Carolinian legislature is failing to res

EOT304 Professor Jen Neitzel: Unequal Schooling, Luke Shealy: Vertical Farming 2/02/20

Jennifer Neitzel speaks on structural and bureaucratic inequalities in the American schooling system, and what can be done to ensure that students of other races have a fair shake at a good education. Luke Shealy reports on the Vertical Farming Club at NC State. The North Carolina News Service discusses the election, manufacturing standards, and the environment.

EOT303 Professor Kami Kosenko: Sexual Communication, Aaron Kling: Birth Control Briefing 1/22/20

Professor Kami Kosenko of North Carolina State University speaks on the field of Sexual Communication: how individuals and societies broach and discuss the myriad topics of sex and gender. Afterwards, Aaron Kling breaks down birth control, what it is, what it does, why its important, and how an individual can acquire it.

EOT302 Former Governor James B Hunt Jr. , Aaron Kling: Leadership in Crisis 12/08/19

Alright folks, tonight we’ve got an interview with former Governor James B Hunt Jr. The good governor has joined us to talk about leadership in crises, North Carolina’s history of perseverance through adversity, and the role of the state’s governor. Afterwards we have Nadia Ramlagan with two stories from the North Carolina News Service, voter map correction criticisms and environmental research. Stay tuned for them!

EOT301 Jennifer Hall: Lung Cancer Awareness Month, Aaron Kling: State of Lung Cancer, North Carolina News Network 11/17/19

Tonight we have a special set for everyone; a show devoted to November’s Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Our guest Jennifer Hall, the Executive Director of the American Lung Association joins us once again to discuss the importance of lung health, how one can detect and defeat lung cancer, and how the Lung Association is presenting information to the public. Next, I’ll be covering the American Lung Association’s State of Lung Cancer report. America has made big gains in reducing the toll o

EOT300 Andrew Mcfajen: NC State English Club, North Carolina News Service 11/10/19

On tonight’s set, our very own Benjamin Denton has hit the bricks of North Carolina State University, microphone in hand, to interview our university’s clubs, congregations, and cabals. Tonight’s order? The English Club and its officer Andrew Mcfajen. Join us as they talk writing, the power of groups in the creative process, and the benefits of putting in hours at the club. Afterwards we have four stories from the North Carolina News Service. Nadia Ramlagan disussues how Conservation

EOT299 Darrell Harris: Public Waste Sanitation, 321 Coffee 11/03/19

On tonight’s episode of Eye on the Triangle, we have an interview with Darrell Harris, a firefighter turned healthcare professional who has begun a sanitation service to address the presence of infectious diseases in public trash cans. Darrell takes to the streets in his custom built trucks, lifting, inverting, and hosing down trashcan interiors and exteriors with 200 degree jets of heated water. Afterwards, our contributor Brandon Phillips headed down to 321 Coffee to interview Lindsay

EOT298 Major David Kelly: NC State Campus Police, North Carolina News Service, Zach Van Waltson: Comedic Improvisational Alliance 10/20/19

Tonight we’ve got cops and comedy, with a side order of stories from the North Carolina News Service. To start us off, I interviewed Major David Kelly the Field Operations Commander of the North Carolina University State Police on his department’s take on maintaining transparency and public safety within the NC State campus and the Raleigh Area.. Afterwards, we have Mike Clifford with the North Carolina News Service discussing the passing of Baltimore representative Elijah Cummings, th

EOT297 Cary Dental Rejuvenation: Mouth Makeover, Marilyn Shannon: Listening to the Heart of Twins 10/13/19

Tonight on Eye on the Triangle, we’ve made time for a two part tale of teeth and twins. Take a load off and tune in to hear more. Concerned about your oral health, but lack the cash to do something about it? Cary Dental Rejuvenation is hosting a charity dental event. One lucky participant can enter to win a complete, no holds barred mouth makeover. Set your sights on some pearly whites! Afterward, we chatted with Marilyn Shannon, author of the book series Just One Afternoon about her la

EOT296 Brenda Tracy: #SetTheExpectation, Daniel Barris: PRSSA 9/29/19

Tonight we’ll be interviewing Brenda Tracy, the coordinator for last week’s #SetTheExpectation Football game. Brenda Tracy has devoted herself to the cause of increasing awareness of and combating crimes of sexual violence and exploitation within instutions. Afterwards, our newest contributor Benjamin Denton strode out, microphone in hand, to interview Daniel Barris of Public Relations Student Society of America. PRSSA is an organization helping students get that all important leg up i

EOT295 Matt Brady: The Science of Rick and Morty 9/22/19

Tonight we’ll be interviewing Matt Brady, a high school science teacher turned writer and author of The Science of Rick and Morty. Join us as Matt discusses cockroach remote control, simulation theory, divergent evolutionary timelines and more.

EOT294 Alexus Rhode: Truth, Meet Story 9/15/19

This week on Eye on the Triangle we’ll be speaking with Alexus Rhone, the creator of “Truth, Meet Story, a storytelling workshop devoted to allowing individuals to express feelings of guilt and shame, recontextualizing their circumstances as a story to share with others.

EOT293 Shervon Cassism: Assistant Director of NC State Creative Writing Program, Jennifer Hall: Executive Director of the American Lung Association in NC 9/08/19

This week we have an interview with Shervon Cassim, the Assistant Director of the Creative Writing Program at NC State. He’ll be on talking about what its like living as an international student, the cityscape of Dubai, and how to leverage a degree in the Humanities. Afterwards, in the wake of Hurricane Dorian many residents are thinking about the winds and rains, but have you considered the health of your lungs? We spoke with Jennifer Hall, the Executive Director of the American Lung A

EOT291 Burning Coal and North Carolina Dance Festival 9/01/19

On this week’s episode of Eye on the Triangle, we have a two part special with the arts, featuring Jeorme Davis from the Burning Coal Theatre Company discussing his company’s performance of The Container. Afterwards, we got in touch with Anne Morris of the North Carolina Dance Festival, who will be performing in Durham, mid-October.

EOT292 Robert Weiss: Founding Artistic Director of Carolina Ballet 8/28/19

On this week’s episode of Eye on the Triangle, WKNC contributor Brandon Phillips has a very special interview with Robert Weiss, the Founding Artistic Director of Carolina Ballet and its current choreographer. If you love dance or are curious about the arts, stick around!

EOT290 FAFSA and RV Legal 7/28/2019

Recently, the ACT Center for Equity in Learning reported that many students lack the most up to date information on the Pell Grant and FAFSA, resulting in a higher student/family contribution towards tuition costs. I asked Michelle Thompson to come into the studio to discuss her experiences at the Student Financial Aid Center. Afterwards, we’ll be interviewing a local legal firm thats taken its practice on the road in a recreational vehicle.

EOT289 WolfpackCareerChats 7/14/2019

On this week’s episode of Eye on the Triangle, we’ll be interviewing Marcy Bullock about her podcast here at NC State, WolfpackCareerChats. Stay tuned after the interview for a snippet of the podcast!

EOT288 Vaccine Interview and Audio Abstracts 06/30/19

On this week’s episode of Eye on the Triangle, we discuss the growing threat of treatable diseases such as measles and necessity of vaccination with Dr. Kelly Kimble. Afterwards, we’ll head over to speak with Tracey Peake of the podcast Audio Abstracts, to discuss the practice of converting scientific journals to publicly digestible information.

EOT287 NAACP Conference, Student Pulse, & Bill of Rights 6/16/19

Aaron Kling brings you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” every 6 p.m. on Sundays at WKNC 88.1 FM HD-1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT286 Sosta Cafe & Artsplosure 6/2/19

Aaron Kling brings you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” every 6 p.m. on Sundays at WKNC 88.1 FM HD-1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT285 Longleaf Film Festival 5/19/19

Aaron Kling brings you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” every 6 p.m. on Sundays at WKNC 88.1 FM HD-1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT284 Pack Essentials 4/23/19

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT283 Both Kinds Radio 4/9/19

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT282 We Bleed Red 4/2/19

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT281 Specialty Shows 3/5/19

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT280 Period @ NC State 2/26/19

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT279 Packed Lunch: Jerry's Grill 1/15/19

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT278 Raleigh Union Station 11/06/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT277 Happy Halloween 10/30/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT276 Diversity Education Week 10/16/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT275 Silent Sam 10/2/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT274 NC Local News 9/25/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT273 NC Prison Protests 9/18/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT272 Hopscotch Music Festival 2018 9/04/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT271 Alternative Service Break 8/28/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT270 The Raging Grannies 8/14/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT269 Affordable Housing 7/31/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT268 Go Strawless 7/17/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT267 Top Ten Things to Do in Raleigh 7/03/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT266 Teachers Rally and Moms Demand Action 5/29/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM/HD1 Raleigh, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT265 Poor People's Campaign 5/15/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT264 321 Coffee 4/17/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT263 Local Musicians 4/3/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT262 March For Our Lives 3/27/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT261 Flat Earth Theory 3/20/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT260 They Know Stuff Premiere 3/13/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT259 Hairspray! 2/27/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT258 State of the Union wrap up 2/12/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT257 The Living Room Experience 2/6/18

Marissa Jerden bring’s you another Eye on the Triangle Special  available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT256 Planetary Geology 1/30/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT254 Women’s Rally on Raleigh 1/23/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT253 Hemp in NC 1/16/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT252 NC Drone Laws 1/08/18

Marissa Jerden and Nick Weaver bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live every Tuesday at 6 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM, wknc.org/listen, and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT251 Norovirus at NCSU 12/11/2017

First on today’s show we have Andre’s interview with Dr. Kami Kosenko, from the communications department, about her history and research at NC State. And after the break we’ll discuss the outbreak of norovirus at NC State, finals, and Keaton Jones.

EOT250 Interview With Provost Warwick Arden 11/27/2017

First, our contributor Luke Shealy brings you a piece about the Duke Power plant. And following that, Carter Pappe brings you an interview with Provost Warwick Arden of NC State. And after the break, Marissa discusses this day in history and Local trivia tidbit about a homeless NC man who has become a national icon for his kindess.

EOT249 Transfer Students 11/13/2017

On today’s show Matt Schneider’s interview with Professor Michael Cobb,, an NC State professor. They’ll be discussing the upcoming runoff election between mayor Nancy McFarlane and mayoral candidate Charles Francis. Following that, we’ll have a second interview courtesy of our newest contributor, Andre Corbett, with Bailey Bishop, a transfer student, about her experiences at NC State.

EOT248 Interview with Jalan McClendon 10/30/2017

Welcome to our show. We’ve got a great show today, with a variety of local topics sure to peak your interest.. First, we have Matt Schneider’s interview with Jalan McClendon, an NC State football player. Following that, we’ll have Marissa’s opinion piece about the Harvey Weinstein scandal And we’ll finish off the show with Will Mayo’s second piece in a multiple part podcast about hemp in North Carolina and a discussion on Sir Walter Raleigh.

EOT247 NCSU’s Diversity Education Week 10/23/2017

First, we’ll have a quick look at an special Halloween themed event happening at DH Hill Library. Then we’ll swing into our diversity themed content. First up, Marissa interviewed Preston Keith from the GLBT Center about their new Social Justice Cohort. Next, Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. This week he discusses Pho Pho Pho Noodle Bar. After that Rikki Dows brings you a piece on Halloween and culturally appropriate costumes And finally, Coleen Kinen-Ferguson brings yo

EOT245 Interview with Charles Francis 10/09/17

Check out Matt Schneider and Will Mayo’s interview with mayoral candidate Charles Francis.

EOT244 Interview with Nancy MacFarlane 10/09/17

Check out Matt Schneider and Will Mayo’s interview with mayoral candidate Nancy MacFarlane.

EOT243 Interview with Zainab Baloch 10/09/17

Check out Matt Schneider and Will Mayo’s interview with at large city council candidate Zainab Baloch

EOT242 Interview with Russ Stephenson 10/09/17

Check out Matt Schneider and Will Mayo’s interview with at large city council candidate Russ Stephenson.

EOT241 Interview with Nicole Stewart 10/09/17

Check out Matt Schneider and Will Mayo’s interview with at large city council candidate Nicole Stewart.

EOT240 Interview with Russ Stephenson 9/25/2017

First up on today’s episode, Matt Schneider will bring you an interview with Russ Stephenson, who is running for city council. Following that, Nick, Marissa, and Matt discuss the NFL kneeling protests.

EOT239 The Gregg Museum and Sparkcon- 9/18/2017

First up on today’s episode, Matt Schneider will bring you a look at the newly re-opened Gregg Museum at NC State. Following that, Nick, Marissa, Jeremy, and Will discuss Sparkcon and Cassini’s final day in orbit around Saturn.

EOT238 Hopscotch 2017 9/11/2017

First up on today’s episode, we have an interview with the founders of East Coast Hemp Supply by Will Mayo and Matt Schiender . Following that, we have the fifth episode of Gen Ed with Colleen Kinen-Ferguson. This week’s episode covers the transfer student experience at NC State. And after the break we’ll have local trivia tidbit, this day in history, and our take on Hopscotch Music Festival from this past weekend.

EOT237 Visiting China 8/28/17

Matt and Will discuss visiting China, followed by Matt's story of the solar eclipse.

EOT236 Interview with the American Red Cross 8/21/17

First, we’ll hear from our newest contributor Matt Schneider. Matt interviews a correspondent from the American Red Cross about the Blood Drive at NCSU. And Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review, this week he reviews Hug of Thunder by Broken Social Scene Afterwards, Nick, Marissa, and Matt discuss Duke’s removal of the Confederate Statue, This Day in History, and the eclipse.

EOT235 Loyale Interview 8/9/17

First thing up, we’ve got a great pre-recorded segment from Marissa where she sits down with Jenny Hwa of The Loyale, a fresh new fashion line situation right here in North Carolina. After, a quick review from me covering the new Japanese Breakfast album, “Soft Sounds From Another Planet.” And finally, we’ll have a bit of “This Day in History” and local trivia tidbit with guest and contributor Jeremy Evivie.

EOT234 Love Mutts Rescue 7/26/17

Our show opens today with “Dead” by Arson Daily. First, we’ll hear from Marissa brings you a look at some NC history. She’ll review a few historic spots recently added to the National Register of Historic Places as well as an interview with Marli, the creator of Love Mutts Rescue. And Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review, this week he reviews “Mister Mellow” by Washed Out. Marissa and Nick are joined this week by guest Jeremy Evivie who reports the historical events in This Day in

EOT233 American Health Care Act 7/12/17

Our show opens today with “No Planned Sequel” by Truth Club. First, we’ll hear from Marissa brings you news from this week, with a look at the new American Health Care Act, how to care for someone suffering from Heat Sickness, and a court ruling from 1979 that has recently become a hot topic in NC. And Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review, this week he reviews “Need to feel your love” by Sheer Mag.

EOT232 Tribute to Pulse Shooting 6/14/17

Our show opens today with “Dead” by Arson Daily. Arson’ Daily’s new EP is set to release June 22nd. First, we’ll hear from Marissa brings you a tribute to the victims of the Pulse Shooting. And Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review, this week he reviews I Used To Spend So Much Time Alone by Chastity Belt.

EOT231 Art to Wear Fashion Show, Taste of the Triangle, Modest Mouth 05/17/17

Marissa attends the Art to Wear Fashion show held by the NC State Design School Taste of the Triangle is coming to you with a special show: an interview with Chef Lucas Food. After, Nick Weaver has Modest Mouth Review.

EOT230- Last EOT of the Semester 4/19/17

From now on, Eye on the Triangle will be broadcasting once every two weeks. This is our last podcast of the 2016-2017 school year! But don’t worry, there is more to come this summer including EOT’s first audio documentary, which we will discuss more in the summer! Nick brings you his Modest Mouth review, this week he takes a look August by Cake by Guided by Voices. Will Mayo brings you his restaurant review, Taste of Triangle. This week he does a multi restaurant review of alcoholic

EOT229- HB2 Partially Repealed 4/5/17

From now on, Eye on the Triangle will be broadcasting once every two weeks. Nick brings you his Modest Mouse Review. He takes a look at the much anticipated new Shins album, HeartWorms. Riki Dows brings you an opinion piece and she discusses Tomi Lahren and her political legacy. But first, Marissa brings you an informative piece of recent discoveries in the geological field.

EOT228- Fake News 3/22/17

Jake Winters brings you Snoverated, this week he reviews the film, the Hudsucker Proxy. Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. He reviewed the restaurant David’s Dumpling and Noodle Bar, on Hillsborough Street. Nick brings you his Modest Mouth review, he did a special for today called “Top Five Albums to Get High To”Jake Winters brings you Snoverated, this week he reviews the film, the Hudsucker Proxy. Colleen Kinen-Ferguson brings you her Legal Werk Podcast. This week she di

EOT227- Black History Month 2/22/17

Hunter Ives brings you a piece on the phenomenal historical figure Fredrick Douglas. NICK: Riki Dows brings you a piece on the lesser known figures of Black History Month, And Marissa brings you a piece some of the influential women of African American history.

EOT226- Happy Post-Valentine’s Day 2/15/17

Nick brings you Modest Mouth Review this week he reviews “This is Steve” by Delicate Steve and Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. This week he visited the restaurant Pho Pho Pho Noodle Kitchen and Bar. Jake Winter’s brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film Nice Guys. Marissa brings you a history piece, this week she investigates the early Christian and Roman roots of Valentine’s Day.

EOT225- Premiere of Turned Out 2/08/17

Nick brings you Modest Mouth Review this week he reviews “Feel Your Feeling Fool!” by the Regrettes and the first episode of Tuned Out, his new podcast. Jake Winter’s brings you Snoverated, this week he reviews the film “4 months, 3 weeks and two days”. And Marissa brings you a look some local news.

EOT224- Women’s March 1/25/17

Jake Winter’s brings you Snoverated, this week he reviews the film “Nice Guys”. Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle, this week he discussed Restaurant Week. Riki Dows brings you her opinion piece. This weeks she shares her opinion on Trump’s first week as president. Marissa Jerden brings you a new opinion-news hybrid piece. She went to the Women’s March in Raleigh this past week and shares her experiences. But first, Saba Khan brings you a recap of last week’s Presidential Inaug

EOT223- Finals Week 11/30/16

Marissa investigates the Ohio State attack and local news. Nick reviews the album “Pile” by A Giant Dog.

EOT222- Almost Thanksgiving 11/16/16

Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film Hail Ceasar. Nick brings you his Modest Mouth review. This week he reviewed the album Hum by Eerie Wanda. Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. This week he visits and reviews a Pho-nomenal Noodle Truck. This week she investigates. But first, Marissa Jerden brings you a look at the local news. She reports on petitioning to protect fisheries in NC.

EOT221-2016 Flashback! 11/09/16

Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “The Past”. Nick brings his Modest Mouth Review. This week he reviews the album Super Low by Warehouse. Brooke Yannayon brings you Arts Afternoons. This week she interviews Zachary Lund. Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. This week he visits and reviews a David’s Dumpling and Noodle Bar. But first, Colleen Kinen-Ferguson brings you Legal Werk. This week she takes a look at the drug policies and the law.

EOT220- The Halloween Hike 11/3/16

Nick brings his Modest Mouth Review. This week he reviews the album Psychopomp by Japanese Breakfast. Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. This week he visits and reviews a beloved Raleigh restaurant, the Hibernian. But first, Colleen Kinen-Ferguson brings you Legal Werk. This week she takes a look at the Halloween Hike.

EOT219- Black Lives Matter 10/126/16

We’ve got an intriguing episode for you all today. Coming up later on, Jake Winters reviews “The Past”, followed by a review of Weezer’s “White Album” from Nick. Coleen Kinen-Ferguson brings you Gen Ed. This week she talks about Black Lives Matter in her podcast. Brooke Yannayon interviews members of the Cypher club, a spoken word and rap club.

EOT218- Diversity Education Week 10/19/16

Happy diversity education week! To celebrate, today we’ve got several specially themed pieces lined up. Coming up later on, Jake Winters reviews “Boy”, followed by a review of The Bot’s album“Pink Palms” from Nick. Then, Colleen Kinen-Ferguson brings you Gen Ed. This week talks about GLBT Month with the GLBT center at NCSU. Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. This week he reviews the restaurant David’s Dumpling and Noodle Bar, which is right by campus. Brooke Yannayon intervie

EOT217- Investigating Domestic Violence 10/12/16

Nick brings you a piece in collaboration with the Technician. He brings you “Top Five Albums to Get High To” Colleen Kinen-Ferguson brings you Legal Werk. This week she investigates the legal side of domestic violence. Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. This week he reviews the restaurant Oak City Meatball shop.

EOT216- Go Out and VOTE! 10/05/16

Coming up we’ve got Jake Winter’s Snoverated. This week he reviews the film A Waltz With Bashir. As per usual, Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review. This week he reviewed the album Super Low by Warehouse. Hunter Ives brings you his first piece. This week he looks at the Angelina-Brad divorce Brooke Yanayon brings you Arts Afternoons. This week she interviews Zachary Lunn, his Masters in Fine Arts in Creative Writing. But first, Marissa brings you a look at Michelle Obama’s advice

EOT215- Stink Flower Blooms! 9/28/16

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. As always, Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “Pyscho”. Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review. This week he reviews the album “” Glitter on My” by Soccer Tees. Brooke Yanayon brings you Arts Afternoons. This week she interviews the new director of the dance program here at NC State. Colleen Kinen-Ferguson

EOT214- Interview With Blair Donahue 9/21/16

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. As always,Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “Mustang”. Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review. This week he reviews the album “” Pins From Spain” by Loch Lomond. Riki Dows brings you her opinion segment. Today she comments on Zendaya’s casting in the new spiderman film. But first, our newest contributor,

EOT213- International Student 9/14/16

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. As always,Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “What We Do in the Shadows”. Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review. This week he reviews the album "” Necronamidonkeykongimicon” by Globin Cock. Marissa interviews a NC State professor of planetary geology on his research on volcanic activity on Mercury. And Coll

EOT212- Pre-Hopscotch 9/07/16

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. As always,Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “The Hudsucker Proxy”. Nick brings you his Modest Mouth Review. This week he reviews the album “III” by Sheer Mag. One of our newest contributors, Will Mayo brings you “Taste of the Triangle. This week he interviews the owner of the Hangover Grill on Hillsborough St

EOT211- Reviving Raleigh 8/31/16 EOT211- Reviving Raleigh R

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. As always,Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “A Most Violent Year”. Riki Dows brings you an opinion piece of the Kaepernick National Anthem Controversy. One of our newest contributors, Will Mayo brings you “Taste of the Triangle. This week he interviews the owner and executive chef of Plate’s Neighborhood Ki

EOT210- Redress Raleigh 8/24/16

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. In this throwback addition of Eye on the Triangle, Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “Hail Ceasar” Nick Weaver brings you his Modest Mouth Review. This time he reviews “"Hum” by Eerie Wanda Bur first, Marissa Jerden gives us insight into her Redress Raleigh fashion show experience.

EOT209-Wolf Pack Welcome Week 8/17/16

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “Leviathan”. Nick Weaver brings you his Modest Mouth Review. This time he reviews the album “Boronia” by Hockey Dad. Mandy Butchsky take a look at the 2016 Rio Olympics and Jamie Halla reviews all the coffee shops around NC State. Colleen Colleen Kinen-Ferguson shares her O

EOT208- American Horror Story? 8/3/16

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. In this throwback addition of Eye on the Triangle, Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “7 Psychopaths” Nick Weaver brings you his Modest Mouth Review. This time he reviews “The Great Detachment” by Wintersleep. Nikita Chintalapudi brings you her Poetry Corner. She interviews the poet Shannon Ward. Bur first, M

EOT207- Goodbye Ian 7/27/16

We’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. Before that Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film “World’s Greatest Dad” Mandy Butschky takes a look at the MLB Hall of Fame. Marissa Jerden takes a look at local news. This week she reports on an entomology study in NC, a stomach bug in the Triangle, and new construction in Cary.

EOT 206-Early Voting 7/20/2016

e’ll have This day in History, to see what remarkable events have taken place on this date in the past, and a look at the weather for this week. Before that Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the 1995 film “Se7en”. Mandy Butschky takes a look at salary differences in the NBA and NFL. Marissa Jerden interviews an NC State Professor of Computer Science on the subject of Augmented Reality. And Colleen Kinen-Ferguson brings you her podcast Legal Werk. This week she

EOT 205- Redistricting State Legislative Maps 7/13/2016

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. On KNC Goes TMZ, Jamie Halla takes a look at the new Pokemon Go! craze. Marissa reports on news in the Triangle, including redistricting in Wake County and an health initiative started by Michelle Obama coming to Raleigh. Saif Hassan brings you “News Beyond the Headlines” this week he takes a look at the death of an Italian mafia member.

EOT204 The 5th Amendment 7/06/2016

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Saif Hassan brings you “News Beyond the Headlines” this week he takes a look at a protest in Zimbabwe and methamphetamine found in Australia. Colleen Kinen-Ferguson brings you her legal podcast For North Carolina News, Maya Connell reports on mental health stigma. Mental illness affects 335,000 people in North Carolina and those who look for help wait for 11 years on average before getting tre

EOT203 Brexit 6/29/2016

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “The Illusionist” Saif Hassan brings you “News Beyond the Headlines”. This week he reports on how the Brexit could affect world stock markets and gay rights in Australia. . Marissa Jerden interviews Professor Nance from NCSU about the Brexit, reports on coal ash in North Carolina, and reports on Senator Hartsell’s resignation.

EOT202 Gun Control

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “Still Walking”. Jamie Halla brings you KNC Goes TMZ, or rather ESPN, this week as he reports on Copa Americana and the NBA Championship. Marissa Jerden takes a look at a vote brought up by a controversial anti-abortion group. And Nick Weaver reports on gun control in North Carolina.

EOT201 NC Democratic Convention

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “The Usual Suspects” Our newest contributor, Mandy Butschky has an update on the College world series. And Ian reports on the North Carolina Democratic Convention.

EOT200 National Parks Documentary

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Saif Hassan brings you The News Beyond the Headlines.This week he takes a look at A murder in Pakistan and in Austria the contested election results Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “Pan’s Labyrinth.” On KNC Goes TMZ or rather ESPN, Jamie Halla has information on this week in sports from Copa America to the Muhammad Ali. Saba Khan brings you an interview with

EOT 199The Science of Beer

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Saif Hassan brings you The News Beyond the Headlines, He talks about 40 dead tiger cubs found in a monastery in Thailand. Mirtha Donastorg reports on important voting information. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “Akira” Jamie Halla reviews his Bled Fest 2016 experience. Marissa Jerden recounts her non-musical Moogfest experiences. Ans Alex Hoppe brings you an

EOT198 Moogfest 2016 5/25/16

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Saif Hassan brings you The News Beyond the Headlines, He’ll be talking about a Russian pilot that just got out of prison and a Canadian polar bear. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “Repo Man” As always, Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week reviews the album “Sadlands” by Humanize Jamie Halla reviews his Moogfest 2016 experience. Marissa Jer

EOT 197 HB2 5/18/2016

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “Only God Forgives” As always, Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week reviews the album “Night Fades” by Double King. On KNC Goes TMZ, Jamie Halla discusses Moogfest 2016, HB2, and Hopscotch Music Festival. Marissa Jerden takes a look how HB2 has affected North Carolina tourism this year.

EOT196 Hopscotch Lineup 5/11/2016

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “Lobster”. As always, Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week reviews “A Coliseum Complex Museum,” an album by Besnard Lakes. On KNC Goes TMZ, Jamie Halla gives some highlights of Moogfest, the annual, multi-day music, art and technology festival in Durham. Marissa Jerden takes a look at the Bishop of the Catho

EOT195 Vanilla The Hun 04/20/16

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “Nice and Easy.” As always, Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he interviews Vanilla The Hun, an NC State band. On KNC Goes TMZ, Jamie Halla discusses HB2. For Poetry Corner, Nikita Chintalupudi interviews Darren E. Lipman. First, a North Carolina news update from Kevin Kronk.

EOT194 House Bill Two 04/13/16

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the Community Calendar by Peter Svizeny. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “Contact.” As always, Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews “Your Doomed Be Nice,” an album by Rob Crow. For weeks, House Bill two has put North Carolina in the national spotlight. From prominent musicians cancelling North Carolina concerts, to even President Obama calling the law “

EOT193 Duke Student Sit-In 04/06/16

We’ll be bringing you a look at the events in the week ahead with the Community Calendar by Peter Svizeny. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film we all watched in high school biology, “Gattaca.” As always, Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews “The Great Detachment,” an album by Wintersleep. This week on KNC goes TMZ, Jamie Halla gives a recap of the Villanova–UNC championship game. He also goes into the world of streaming a

EOT192 International Women’s Month 03/30/16

We celebrate International Women’s Month with an episode focusing on women in music and in culture. Looking back at women’s clothing through the ages, Marissa Jerden brings you the history of the bra, and its societal impact on women. We also bring you a look at the events in the week ahead with the community calendar by Peter Svizeny. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews the film “Brother.” As always, Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; for today’s a

EOT191 Conversation with State Park Rangers 03/23/16

We have a special live segment “Ask A Ranger” where we talk with Jess Phillips, a park ranger at William B. Umstead State Park in Raleigh, and Steve McMurray, a park ranger at Lake Johnson Park. We discussed what it’s like to be a ranger, how to get started in the field and the weirdest things they’ve ever seen as rangers.

EOT190 Online Tutoring in Education 03/18/16

On this week’s Explain It to Me Like I’m 88, Cameron Dolechek sits down with graduate student in Computer Science, Behrooz Mostafavi, to discuss the merits of online tutoring in education. And we know, your airwaves have been inundated with political talk for the past few months. But we’re going to take a different twist, and look at where politics and music intersect. For your weekly dose of pop culture, Jamie Halla brings you his segment, KNC goes TMZ. He’ll be talking about the use

EOT Special Election Edition: NC Primary 03/12/16

This is an Eye on the Triangle special edition: Our show is all about election day, this Tuesday, March 15th. Honestly, we don’t care how you vote, just that you vote. So, let’s break down that ballot and look at what exactly we’ll see when we step into the election booth. We look at two of the candidates for president, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, and how their policies would affect NC State students. Unfortunately, none of the Republican campaigns–not Kasich, Trump, Rubio

EOT189 Sales Tax Increase 03/02/16

Kevin Kronk brings us a look at the news around North Carolina. He’ll be talking about the new sales tax increase, as well as a program that will offer a second chance for citizens. Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews “Seeds,” the 2014 album by TV on the Radio. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews “Moon,” the science fiction drama starring Kevin Spacey. Peter Svizeny has the Community Calendar, and Saif Hassan brings you the news

EOT Special Edition: NC State Student Government Debate 02/25/16

This is an Eye on the Triangle special edition Learn about your Student Body President and Student Body Vice President candidates at the Student Government Debate, hosted by theTechnician in partnership with the Afrikan American Student Advisory Council, WKNC 88.1 FM and NC State Student Government. Polls open Monday, Feb. 29 at 8 p.m. and close Tuesday, March 1 at 8 p.m.

EOT188 Beyonce Police Protests 2/24/16

Marissa Jerden brings us a look at the news around North Carolina, and Saif Hassan brings you the News Beyond the Headlines. Cameren Dolecheck interviews Neal Grantham, one of WKNC’s very own deejays, about his research in statistics and how it may solve a future crime, in this week’s “Explain It To Me Like I’m 88." Jamie Halla traces the history of hip hop from the Sugar Hill Gang to Chief Keef in this week’s pop culture segment. Riki Dows, our newest contributor, shares her thoug

EOT187 NC Congressional Districts 02/17/16

This week on EOT: Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews “Holding On, Holding Out,” the newest album by Boston indie band, Tall Heights. Jake Winters brings you Snowverated; this week he reviews the post-apocalyptic thriller “The Survivalist.” Marissa Jerden brings us a breakdown of the North Carolina congressional districts and what that might mean for the March primaries. Nikita Chintalapudi talks to psychiatrist and poet Dr. Elizabeth Jackson on the

EOT186 Valentine’s Day 02/10/16

This week on EOT: It’s a love-themed Eye on the Triangle! In honor of Valentine’s Day, we are exploring love in all its forms–romantic love, familial love, love that has ended and even love from a community Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews “I Love You, Honeybear,” the newest album by Father John Misty. Jake Winters brings you Snowverated; this week he reviews the film “The Fifth Element.” Marissa Jerden talks with students about what they think ab

EOT185 Racial Campus Climate 02/03/16

This week on EOT: Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews the newest album by G-Star. Jake Winters brings you Snoverated; this week he reviews “Bogman” Kevin Kronk talks to the organizers of the Krispy Kreme Challenge. This is the 12th year that the race will be held. Ian and Mirtha had a conversation with student leaders about the racial climate on campus and increasing inclusion. We’ll have the Community Calendar from Peter Svizeny and as always, Sai

EOT184 Save the Pinhook 01/27/16

This week on EOT: Kevin Kronk talks to Kym Register, sole owner of the Pinhook, about the WKNC Presents show, Save the Pinhook. Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews the album “One” by The Wildfires. Jamie Halla brings us the news in the week in pop culture. We have a look at the weather in the week ahead with our newest contributor, Michael Ashburn. As always, Saif Hassan brings you the News Beyond the Headlines and Peter Svizeny has the Community C

EOT183 NCSU Cypher 01/20/16

This week on EOT: Marissa Jerden takes a look at the Cypher, from its humble beginnings to its place now as an NC State institution. Kevin Kronk has news from around North Carolina, looking at issues ranging from teacher salaries to student loans. Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews the album “Nova Heart” by Nova Heart. Jake Winters brings you Snowverated; this week he reviews the Oscar-nominated film, “The Revenant.” With our newest contributor, Ja

EOT182 Racial Town Hall 01/13/16

This week on EOT: Mirtha Donastorg and Ian Grice were able to go to the Racial Climate Town Hall that was held earlier in the afternoon in Stewart Theatre and brings us a rundown of the event. Saba Khan has some information about the Tournees French Film Festival January 14th. Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews the album “Blackstar” by the late David Bowie in his remembrance. Jake Winters brings you Snowverated; this week he reviews the film “Weird

EOT Special: Cypher In this segment, Marissa Jerden takes a look at the Cypher, from its humble beginnings to its place now as an NC State institution.

In this segment, Marissa Jerden takes a look at the Cypher, from its humble beginnings to its place now as an NC State institution.

EOT181 Tir Na Nog Closing, Modest Mouth, End of Year Sign Off

Marissa gives us an on the street look at the impact the closing of the bar Tir Na Nog has had on the community. Next up, Nick Weaver brings you his roundup of his best albums of 2015 during this week’s Modest Mouth Review. Then we have our end of year sign off.

EOT180 Windhover Open Mic 12/09/15

This week on EOT: Windhover is NC State’s literary magazine featuring visual, literary and auditory art from students, faculty and alumni. On November 19, the Windhover had an open mic night and this week we bring you the recording from the first half that open mic to highlight the talent and diversity of our own students. YOU can submit work to the Windhover. The final deadline for submissions is January 31st. Submissions are open to all students, faculty, and alumni and you can subm

EOT179 Peripheral Vision 12/02/15

This week on EOT: This week, Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; he reviews the album “Peripheral Vision” by Turnover. Jake Winters brings you Snowverated; this week he reviews the film “In Bruges” named after a beautiful city in Belgium. And as always Saif Hassan has the News Beyond the Headlines.

EOT178 Haw River Ranch 11/25/15

This week on EOT: In the wake of the Paris attacks, fear and concern over Syrian and Iraqi refugees has grown. Thirty governors, including Pat McCrory, called for President Obama to stop sending Syrians to their states, saying they don’t know enough about the vetting process for refugees. Mirtha Donastorg spoke to one woman who was vetted herself and brings us her story. Saif Hassan has the News Beyond the Headlines where he gives us an update on the Paris terrorist attacks as well a

EOT177 John Balaban 11/18/15

This week on EOT: In the Poetry Corner, Nikita Chintalapudi brings us the first of a two-part series with author, translator and poet, John Balaban. He reads two poems and discusses his career and his poetry. Saif Hassan has the News Beyond the Headlines where he will give an update on what we know about the terrorist attacks in France and their response. He also talks about a recent strike on ISIS in Libya by U.S. Forces which killed Abu Nabil, senior ISIS leader. Nick Weaver brin

EOT176 Emel Mathlouthi 11/10/15

This week on EOT: Ian Grice brings us an interview with Emel Mathlouthi, the Tunisian singer-songwriter known as the “voice of the Tunisian revolution” a revolution that sparked the Arab Spring. Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews the album “Becky and Debby” by Shark? Jake Winters brings you Snowverated; this week he reviews the film “Bronson,” based on a true story. As always Saif Hassan has the News Beyond the Headlines and Peter Svizeny has the

EOT175 Brittni Jessie 11/03/15

This week on EOT: Mirtha Donastorg talks to Brittni Jessie, backup singer to meteoric star Leon Bridges, about life on the road, what it’s like being a backup singer and how cold Jimmy Fallon’s studio is. Nick Weaver brings you the Modest Mouth Review; this week he reviews the album “Falling Inside” by n.lannon. Jake Winters has a review of the film “Cop Car”. And as always, Peter Svizeny brings us the Community Calendar.

EOT174 It’s On Us 10/27/15

This week on EOT: The North Carolina State Fair is a place covered with rides, games, attractions…and germs. Mirtha Donastorg finds out how you can go home with nothing more than good memories. Coleen Kineen-Ferguson interviews Carson Shepard about the It’s on Us Campaign which was founded last year to increase sexual assault awareness on campus. Jake Winters has a review of the film “Hidden,” a horror-thriller about an apocalyptic event in a small town. Nick Weaver reviews the newe

EOT173 Semester at CMAST 10/20/15

This week on EOT: Phian Tran revives our poetry corner with prison poetry from George T. Wilkerson in Central Prison. She reads two poems that he sent to us: “Birth of a Revolution” and “Senseless.” An NC State professor is helping lead the maiden voyage of a semester program to the Cackalacky coast. Environmental Sciences professor Dr. Winner will bring a group of students to a semester at C-MAST, the Center for Marine Sciences and Technology, on Bogue Sound in Morehead City. It’s a

EOT172 Diversity Education Week 10/13/15

This week on EOT: Diversity Education Week 2015 kicked off on Sunday, October 11th. We are participating by bringing you programming that promotes awareness about cultural enrichment and fosters intercultural understanding. Kevin Kronk interviews Dr. Leda Lunardi, a professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering, about her experience coming to the United States from Brazil and teaching in a male-dominated field. He also bring us news from around North Carolina. Jake Winters has a

EOT171 Raleigh Sidewalk Ordinance 10/06/15

This week on EOT: Today is the Raleigh City Council and Mayoral election; I hope you got a chance to vote. This year’s election is being drawn on party lines. Not Democrat or Republican, but continuing the downtown party noise or shutting it down. Mirtha Donastorg brings us the story. We also have a review by Jake Winters of the film ”Brief Interviews with Hideous Men.” The film was directed by John Krasinski, who played Jim Halpert in “The Office.” Nick Weaver reviews the new Wavve

EOT170 Student Political Involvement 9/29/15

This week on EOT: In anticipation of the City Council elections next week, Tuesday, October 6th, Mirtha Donastorg highlights the voices trying to involve students in politics. New club, Youth Government Association, is a nonpartisan group in Raleigh informing and energizing students. They don’t care what your political opinions are, just that you have them. We also have a review by Jake Winters of the 1984 movie “Amadeus”, about the life and death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Nick We

EOT169 Student Vigil 9/22/15

This week on EOT: The Wolfpack lost a member of its family last week. Joseph Alexander Banks fell off the eighth floor of Dabney Hall. People gathered together to mourn and remember Joseph the next evening, Tuesday the 15th. Mirtha Donastorg was at the vigil and tells us how the campus community is handling the loss. We also have a movie review of “Catch Me Daddy” by Jake Winters and a review of the See Gulls album “You Can’t See Me.” As always we’ll have the News Beyond the Headline

EOT168 A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence, News Beyond the Headlines

Tonight, Jake Winters with our weekly movie review on Roy Anderson’s A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence. The third entry in the absurdist comedy “Living Trilogy.” Afterwards, we have the “Community Calendar” by Peter Svizeny and well as “News Beyond the Headlines” brought to us by Saif Hassan

EOT167 What are You Listening To? , News Beyond the Headlines

This week we have “What are You Listening To?” with Kevin Kronk, as well as the weather with Jasmine Smith. Later, we will have news updates on “News Beyond the Headlines” by Saif Hassan on clashes between the National Guard and nationals in the Ukraine, as well as the information on political and parliamentary decisions that led up to the riot.

EOT166 Raleigh Biergarten, Carmichael II, Stand Up that Mountain

This week we’ve got a report on Glenwood South’s newest saloon, the Raleigh Biergarten. Afterwards, Kevin Kronk will be speaking with Jason Spivey about the renovations happening at Carmichael Gymnasium. Still further on, we have an interview Jay Erskine Leutze, author of Stand Up That Mountain, a book about land conservation in the face of environmental devastation.

EOT165 Voter Suppression Trial, Park Deal, Carmichael I

This week we have Gavin Stone reporting on the trial to determine if North Carolina’s Republican leadership passed a bill with the intent to suppress voter populations. Later, we’ll get into the 52 million dollar deal that the city of Raleigh made to establish a destination park to improve mental health treatment across the state. After, Kevin Kronk talks with university recreation officials to find out about the changes coming to Carmichael.

EOT164 What is WKNC listening to? 7/14/15

This week we have a story about how Abdul Malik Abu, a starting forward on the NC State Basketball team, continues to play and practice on the court during Ramadan the Muslim fasting holiday by Zack Tanner. A review of mewithoutyou’s new album pale horse by Nathan Forbes and read by Coleen Kineen-Ferguson. Gavin Stone has a story for freshmen about deciding which major to pick. Kevin Kronk talks with DJ’s at WKNC about what they’re currently listening too, and finally I have a stor

EOT163 Argument Mentality 6/30/15

Michaela O’Connor interviews Shevaun Neupert about argument mentality, pre-argument stressors. Rachel Smith talks with NC State students about their experiences at Bonnaroo. Inez Nicholson offers helpful tips and resources for preventing the freshman 15. Kevin Kronk discusses the importance of picking up a book. Kaitlin Montgomery discusses the myths and legends of NC State University. Ian Grice takes a look at the available resources at the new Makerspace in the D.H. Hill library

EOT162 TheatreFest 6/16/15

Michaela O’Connor interviews Shevaun Neupert about argument mentality, pre-argument stressors. Rachel Smith talks with NC State students about their experiences at Bonnaroo. Inez Nicholson offers helpful tips and resources for preventing the freshman 15. Kevin Kronk discusses the importance of picking up a book. Kaitlin Montgomery discusses the myths and legends of NC State University. Ian Grice takes a look at the available resources at the new Makerspace in the D.H. Hill library

EOT161 Code+Art Challenge 6/2/15

For this edition of Eye on the Triangle we had the team that placed second in the Code+Art Challenge with the music visualizer. So what is it? Code+Art was sponsored by Christie Digital for students to create large-scale data-driven generative artwork. The music visualizer was displayed in Hunt Library and the team had an article published in the CMJ. The team consisted of Cameren Dolecheck, Harrison Wideman, Colin Keesee, Neal Grantham and Dylan Stein.

EOT160 East Coast Gaming Conference 5/19/15

Ian Grice hosts a revamp of the Poetry Corner with poets Gavin Stone and Nicky Vaught.Ten people were arrested in the General Assembly Legislative Building protesting the Republican-led legislature on May 13.The 36th Raleigh arts festival, Artsplosure, expected to “expose” more than 80,000 people to artwork by art that they normally wouldn’t see. Read more in Technician.Listen to all this, plus our Community Calendar and This day in History.Michaela O’Connor and Ian Grice bring you anot

EOT159 Indigenous Peoples’ Day Act 2/10/15

We continue our breakaway from tradition with another live discussion! This week features members of the numerous Native American groups on NC State’s campus. Join us as the students explain the reasoning and progress with the move to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ Day on NC State’s campus.

EOT158 Student Short Film Showcase 2/3/15

Join us as the professors explain some of the process behind creating these types of pieces, with students offering insight from their own experiences as they relate to the pieces that will be screening in the coming weeks.Catch the Short Film Showcase on February 11th in the Talley Ballroom at 7pm or again in the Hunt Library Auditorium at 7pm on the 19th. More information can be found on the library website. Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangl

EOT157 Reproductive Health Resources On And Around Campus 1/20/15

We have an episode with a unique format that we rarely employ: a live discussion. Guests in the studio include NC State student Yvonne, who is WKNC’s own Promotions Director, a volunteer, and an advocate for women’s health rights. Joining her is Justine, a student at NC State and the co-president of the on-campus Pack For Choice organization. The discussion takes listeners through an explanation of the resources available to both students and non-students in the Triangle area and throug

EOT156 Be Safe This Holiday Season 12/02/14

We have Michaela’s coverage on a very unique study that links ecology and religion, brought to you from none other than NC State. Nick brings us coverage on an event next semester that you might want to start preparing for now.Listen to all this, plus our Community Calendar.Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM and wknc.org/listen and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT155 Online Privacy and Poetry 11/25/14

We have a new installation of Selma’s poetry corner, which we would like to note, is now an award-winning segment. Selma’s feature of and response to poetry submitted by an inmate-listener brought her national recognition in the College Media Association’s Pinnacle Awards, announced earlier this month. This week, Selma brought another special guest into the studio.Listen to all this, plus our Community Calendar.Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triang

EOT154 Teddy Roosevelt Visits Campus 11/11/14

This week we also bring you a highlight of a local fashion show featuring local designers, and all of it benefits a good cause. Sara has more.Listen to all this, plus our Community Calendar.Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM and wknc.org/listen and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT153 NC State News and Code+Art 11/4/14

We also have a highlight of a very different kind of art contest here at NC State that’s looking to blend coding with creativity to make a lasting impression on passersby in the new Hunt Library. We have a highlight of a basketball organization here in Raleigh making a real difference in some children’s lives.NC State has its own food pantry, called “Feed the Pack.” Guest contributor DJ Trillian has a highlight of the organization.Listen to all this, plus news beyond the headlines from

EOT152 Diversity Education Week 10/21/14

Each Diversity Education Week event has a password that goes with it, and when people attend the event they get the password. If you go to the DEW website and enter the passwords for two events, you are entered into a drawing for some prizes. We here at Eye on the Triangle are happy to be a part of Diversity Education Week, and your listening to this program is not only very much appreciated by everyone who contributes to making this show possible, but it does count for having attended

EOT151 Cancer-Fighting Nano-Cocoons 10/14/14

This weekend is a very special skating event taking place here in Raleigh, and contributor Saba brought us coverage on it. The City of Raleigh has a huge parks referendum coming up, and if you’re not sure what it involves, Michaela has a news brief for you. Listen to all this, plus news beyond the headlines from Sydney and our Community Calendar.Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM and wknc.org/liste

EOT150 Optimizing Food Bank Distribution 10/7/14

Contributor Michaela brings a lot of local news for our listeners, including some sustainability talk, NC State’s cybersecurity events this month, and the changes to North Carolina’s voting laws.Listen to all this, plus news beyond the headlines from Sydney and our Community Calendar.Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM and wknc.org/listen and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT149 Mipso and Liquid Metals 9/30/14

We are lucky enough to live here in the Triangle, where we have a very rich local music scene. We had a member of a local band called Mipso in the station, and contributor Jay spoke with him. There’s a lot of great research going on here at NC State, and Nick had the chance to speak with someone involved in breaking developments dealing with liquid metals in our chemical engineering labs.

EOT148 Banned Books Week 9/23/14

Michaela has a special interview with Chris Brooks of the North Carolina ACLU regarding the new voter registration laws taking effect soon. If you’re not sure what it’s all about, have a listen.For the first time this semester, we bring you Poetry Corner!Listen to all this, plus news beyond the headlines from Sydney and our Community Calendar.Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM and wknc.org/listen a

EOT147 The Joy of Cooking? 9/16/14

Next, Michaela has a special report on the new voting registration laws taking effect soon in North Carolina. If you’re not sure whether or not it affects you, have a listen.Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM and wknc.org/listen and available as a downloadable podcast.

EOT146 Raleigh NeighborWoods 9/9/14

Here in the Triangle, we may live in a warm region, but sports like ice hockey are still pretty popular, and NC State has its own team. Apparently that’s news to some people though. Have a listen to our highlight of the NC State ice hockey team.As many students here probably know, NC State Dining puts on lots of events across campus throughout the semester featuring all sorts of different foods. With Peanut Day at Case and Clark dining halls right around the corner, our contributor Sara

EOT145 NC State Rebranding 9/2/14

Contributor Michaela spoke with David McGowan of the American Petroleum Institute about energy regulations and how they may change in the near future.We have another interview from Michaela, this time with Wayne Winegarden of the Pacific Research Institute regarding energy efficiency and North Carolina in particular.Nick Savage and the EOT crew bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 FM and wknc.org/listenand available as a downloadab

EOT144 Eddie Goines 4/29/14

An NC State alumnus has made quite a career for himself, from the Seahawks to Hollywood. Michaela got the chance to speak with him.

EOT143 Zana Africa 4/8/14

This week included a very special edition of Poetry Corner in which Selma read some work submitted by a listener who is a prisoner at Central Prison.  The pieces touch on his experiences with poverty, and they’re definitely worth a listen.Here at NC State there are majors of all kinds for all types of people.  Our newest contributor, Mirtha, had the chance to speak with a student who has set up quite a fascinating combination of studies for himself.  Mirtha has the scoop.Chief Terrence

EOT142 Kat Robichaud Part 2 3/18/14

Contributor Saba spoke with an NC State student and WKNC DJ who may have the opportunity to take a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Mars!  In our continuing coverage, here is the final part of their discussion.  Listen to all this, plus national and international news from Andrew and Sydney, meteorologist Katie Costa’s forecast, Ben with sports, and a community calendar.Nick Savage and Andrew Eichen bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m. on WKNC 88.1 F

EOT141 Kat Robichaud Part 1 3/4/14

The Voice is a nationally-broadcasted TV show that highlights untapped talent from around the country. A graduate from NC State got the chance to be on the show, and an interview with her was featured last semester on Eye On the Triangle. She made another visit to WKNC recently, and Sydney had the chance to speak with her.

EOT140 Soutenu Dancewear 2/25/14

Michaela has another local author for us this week.  Drew Bridges, author and owner of the Storyteller’s Bookstore in Wake Forest, stopped by the studio for a chat.The Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969 was and continues to be a source of awe and inspiration for people around the world.  A new project, titled Mars One, could possibly blow that achievement out of the water, and a student right here at NC State may get the chance to participate.  Our newest contributor, Saba, has more.Listen

EOT139 Student Bound for Mars? 2/11/14

Art enthusiasts of the Triangle may have noticed the lack of a physical location for NC State’s Gregg Museum of Art and Design, but that doesn’t mean they’re not still providing the area with great exhibitions.  Last week on Eye on the Triangle, we profiled the history of the museum.  This week, Nick has more.  The Sigma Pi fraternity here at NCState is hosting a 5K in conjunction with the NCSU Counseling Center in under a month in an effort to raise awareness about suicide prevention.

EOT138 Paper Science in Africa 2/4/14

Finding a lawyer for minor charges can be a struggle at times.  A group here in Raleigh is taking advantage of the app-driven age we live in and trying to make it easier for all of us.  Michaela sat down with the developers.NC State’s Go Red For Women initiative is launching on Friday.  In case you’re not sure what exactly that means, Desirae has more.Art enthusiasts of the triangle may have noticed the lack of a physical location for NC State’s Gregg Museum of Art and Design, but that

EOT137 Temperfect Mug 1/21/14

In another installment of our newest segment, Local Author, Michaela highlights a writer from the Triangle and discusses her recent and upcoming works with her.As you are probably well aware, Obama recently made a trip to NC State.  Nick and Andrew were there to cover the event.Listen to all this, plus national and international news from Andrew and Sydney, meteorologist Katie Costa’s forecast, Ben with sports, and a community calendar.Nick Savage and Andrew Eichen bring you another edi

EOT136 New Segment: Local Author 1/14/14

Triangle Restaurant Week is an annual celebration that offers a unique experience for participants.  Nick has more.This week we've also got another installment of poet’s corner, featuring talent from right here at NC State.  In addition, Eye On the Triangle contributor Dave offers a submission of his own.  Listen to all this, plus national and international news from Andrew and Sydney, meteorologist Katie Costa’s forecast, Ben with sports, and a community calendar.Nick Savage and Andrew

EOT135 Best of 2013 12/10/13

With a university as big as NC State, there are bound to be some people with interesting and amazing careers.  Our own Gene Zhirnov found one earlier this year and sat down with him for an interview. The United Nations is a massive organization that involves the cooperation of many countries and people from around the world.  Jake sat down with an ambassador from New Zealand this year.Needless to say, the Hofmann Forest sale has been generating a lot of controversy over the course of th

EOT134 NCSU Holiday Break Energy Saving Initiative 12/3/13

There’s a study abroad program here at NC State that takes you somewhere you may never have though of going.  NC State alumnus and former Eye on the Triangle host Jake Langlois dropped by to give us a special report.  NC State’s holiday break is coming up, but what happens to all of the campus buildings when everyone leaves?  Nick has the story.This week we’ve also got another installment of poet’s corner, featuring in-house talent Selma reciting from her personal repertoire.  Certain a

EOT133 Hoffman Forest Sale 11/19/13

In the next episode of Poet’s Corner, Selma brings you more poetic talent found right here at NC State.  In addition, an anonymous poetic submission is shared.  Talk of development surrounds what some cite as a historic section of Hillsborough Street.  Michaela has the story about the controversy.Each year, the Human Rights Campaign publishes the Municipal Equality Index.  Nick has a report on how North Carolina cities scored.Listen to all this, plus national and international news from

EOT132 Silent Witness Project 11/12/13

The Redress Raleigh 2013 Fall Fashion Expo is this weekend.  Michaela has more.  This week we introduce a new segment called Poet’s Corner, highlighting poetic talent right here at NC State. Join Selma and our guest poet for the first installment.Yesterday, a federal grand jury in Raleigh indicted a Cary man on charges of attempting to aid a terrorist group. Andrew has the story.For the past few years, budget cuts have been affecting almost everyone’s lives. Here’s Michaela with more on

EOT131 The Lounge 11/5/13

This episode of “Eye on the Triangle” brings you a conversation with WKNC’s Walt Lilly, co-founder of the new video series “The Lounge.”

EOT130 The Voice Pt2 10/29/13

This episode of “Eye on the Triangle” brings you the second half of our conversation with N.C. State alumna Kat Robichaud and her experience as a contestant on NBC’s “The Voice.”

EOT129 People-First Tourism 10/22/13

In a few weeks, there are several elections taking place in Wake County. One particular contest is the Morrisville City Council. Last week we brought you an interview with candidate Steve Rao. This week, Michaela sat down with Vinnie Goel.Listen to all this, plus national and international news from Andrew and Sydney, weather with Nick, Ben with sports, and a community calendar.Nick Savage and Andrew Eichen bring you another edition of “Eye on the Triangle,” live each Tuesday at 7 p.m.

EOT128 The Voice 10/15/13

Supporting our nation’s wounded warriors is extremely important, but sometimes we are not sure what exactly to do. This week in Raleigh, a special conference is taking place to do just that. Michaela has more.“The Voice” is a popular TV show highlighting untapped talent on national television. Sydney had the chance to speak with a Wolfpack graduate who is on the show this season.Dave interviewed a professor right here at the College of Natural Resources about the varying nature and func

EOT127 Government Shutdown 10/1/13

Bike sharing is a common feature in urban areas.  With programs in London, New York City, Copenhagen, and many other cities finding great success, NCSU is seeking to get one started right here on campus.  Desirae has more.Dave interviewed a professor right here at the College of Natural Resources about the varying nature and functions of fires.  Here’s the second in a series of their discussion.Transit in Raleigh and the Triangle has been a hot topic in the past few months, and there ar

EOT126 Red4EdNC 9/17/13

This week’s topics include an interview about the Red4EdNC movement, the creators of Jar with a Twist, and the first in a series about forest fires.

EOT125 Doctor Unemployment 9/10/13

This week’s top stories are a doctor’s unemployment crisis in North Carolina and N.C. State’s role in the advancement in electric cars.

EOT124 Homeless in Moore Square 9/3/13

A new semester and a new “Eye on the Triangle.” In this edition, we talk about the recent controversy surrounding feeding homeless in Raleigh’s Moore Square.

EOT123 Wolfpack Welcome Week 8/20/13

New and archive stories about Packapalooza and Wolfpack Welcome Week.

EOT122 Beat Battle 8/6/13

In this edition of “Eye on the Triangle” we hear an interview with Crystal Taylor about The Underground’s Beat Battle Aug. 7 at Deep South and a Southbound 85, one of the bands performing at this year’s Packapalooza.

EOT121 College of Sciences 7/9/13

Fastmed urgent care has many locations around North Carolina. Not only do they provide medical care, but they also run a program to keep our state’s athletes out of the hospital in the summer. Deondre’ has more on Fastmed and there Keep Cooler program.Our last story highlights an up and coming lawyer turned comedian who will be performing in Raleigh, Thursday night. Alex Barnett is also a contestant on the comedy world series with an interesting story to tell. Deondre’ has more.

EOT120 SBP Resignation 6/25/13

N.C. State students are constantly doing really big things in this world. This week, Andrew got the privilege of interviewing Christina Hammock,  an N.C. State alum who now works for NASA. We are sorry for the quality of the phone call, please understand that Christina was calling from the island of Samoa, reception is a little weird over there.Our last story highlights the growing nonprofit drive here in Raleigh, starting with our university’s nonprofit studies minor. Deondre’ has more

EOT119 Cameron Village 6/11/13

Packapalooza is a giant family NC State tradition that is on the rise. Here is my interview with the former student body president about this year’s Packapalooza.Campus is abuzz right now with the sounds of heavy machinery and loud drilling. I sat down with transportation to figure the whats and whys of summer construction.

EOT118 Chocolate Excursion 4/30/13

Gene spoke with a rather interesting professor of hers,  a professor in the department of physics, Professor Fortner.

EOT117 SBP Campaign Violations 3/26/13

Gene Zhirnov recently had the chance to speak with one of the students currently running for president of the student body. Matthew Williams dropped by to speak with gene about the election and what he would do if elected student body president.Now, we were curious about how you, the Wolfpack, felt about all this campaigning on campus recently. Do you love it? Glad it’s over? How interested are you? We went to find out.The Hellzapoppin’ circus will be making a stop tomorrow night at the

EOT116 Raleigh Economy 2/26/13

Recently, a controversy has broken out over the alleged mishandling of cases of reported rape and other sexual assault crimes on the campus of the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Deondre’ Jones did a little research into this worrying problem.

EOT115 Gun Control 2/12/13

Interview with Lauren Collier, president of UAB about the controversial Dirty Bingo event. Interview with Paul Valone, president of Grassroots North Carolina, a pro second amendment organization. Interview with Jeovannah Hunter, Nubian Message columnist advocating for tighter gun control.

EOT113 Coed Campus Housing 1/29/13

Men and women living in the same suite? What do you think? Grant Buckner asked around campus earlier, here’s what people had to say.Warehouse districts are common in cities throughout the world, and in recent decades many have undergone transformations into local hotspots of urban life. Now, Raleigh is trying to encourage a new art hotspot with a warehouse right downtown.

EOT112 Coach's Corner 1/15/13

Dr. Brand Fortner is a physics professor here at NC State. Gene Zhirnov recently spoke with him about where he came from and how he wound up here.James McLay is the New Zealand ambassador to the United Nations. He is currently visiting N.C. State, giving talks about the importance of international relations and New Zealand’s place on the World stage. Jake was recently given the opportunity to have lunch with the ambassador.

EOT111 Best of 2012 12/11/12

Grant Buckner spent his spring break in Chicago, working with residents in some of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods. Here is his report from the March 19th episode.Liberty in North Korea is an advocacy group that travels the country on behalf of the oppressed people of North Korea. Here is Deondre’s story from March 27th.The North Carolina State Rocketry team competed in a National competition to get a rocket one mile into the air. Some listeners might remember Nick Savage. Here is the c

EOT110 Human Trafficking 11/27/12

Nubian Message is the premier African American student newspaper here at NC State. And this year, it turns twenty! Jake recently sat down with the newspaper’s editor Kierra Leggett to discuss the newspaper’s history and future.It’s always important to promote local music, and WKNC is particularly good at that. This week, Grant Buckner spoke with the local band, Eagledown.We’re at the height of flu season right now, and as is often the case with large groups of people spending lots of ti

EOT109 Raleigh Public Record 11/13/12

The world of undergraduate research can be extremely competitive. This week, Gene spoke with Kalyani Joeshani, on what you can do to differentiate yourself in the often cutthroat undergraduate world.In the Lawless West, there is always one man you can count on to save the day. Here now is the Fearless Ranger.As it gets colder, you might see a lot more people light up around campus to stay warm. What do students think about smoking on campus?

EOT108 Stop Torture Now 10/30/12

Interview with Christina Cowger, NCSU professor and volunteer with NC Stop Torture Now.

EOT107 Student Political Discussions 10/23/12

Most know that N.C. State has its own police force, but did you know that this university also has its own mounted police? Here is Deondre’ Jones with more.

EOT106 College Republicans and Democrats 10/16/12

Last week our contributor Jay Tomblin interviewed a representative of the Young Americans for Liberty, a Libertarian group here at NC State. What you didn’t know was that Jay also interviewed some college Democrats and Republicans. Here to shed some light on the perspective of the two main parties is Taylor McLamb of the college Republicans and Rashad Hamilton of the college Democrats.Andrew profiles the last of the Third Party Candidates running for President.Deondre’ Jones spoke with

EOT105 Young Americans for Liberty 10/9/12

Young Americans for Liberty is a student organization here on campus that represents those of the Libertarian persuasion. A representative of the organization was gracious enough to sit down with Jay recently, to discuss some of what Young Americans for Liberty are all about.Andrew profiles the Green Party candidate, Jill Stein.Jasmine went to a seminar all about… well, let’s say one of the more intimate aspects of someone’s life, something that affects or will affect each and every one

EOT104 Early Voting 10/2/12

Anyone who receives the campus crime alert emails is no doubt used to seeing the emails in their inbox. However, in the past several weeks, the emails have detailed more serious crimes than our campus is used to. Deondre’ has more.Tomorrow marks the first of three presidential debates between contenders Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. With just over a month to go, the candidates are in the home stretch to make themselves heard. Here’s Jake with what we can expect over the next month in te

EOT103 Nanotechnology Institute 9/25/12

Not everybody might know this, but NC State is currently one of the leading nanotechnology research institutions in the nation. You know, those tiny robots that will one day take over the world… Deondre’ has more.Shack-a-thon started yesterday, a week-long drive to raise money for Habitat for Humanity. Jake takes a looks back at last year’s Shack-a-thon in this unique N.C. State experience.Last week there was a rather unusual discussion as to, of all things, what age is a good age to ge

EOT102 Engineers Without Borders 9/18/12

Many might not have heard about this next story in the pop news minute, but a large British bank is currently under investigation for banking with Iran through their New York offices. It is, of course, illegal to do business with the state of Iran. It’s a juicy scandal for the ages. Will has more.Deondre’ spoke with members of the Creative Food Drive, an organization here in North Carolina that tries to provide food to the needy through some rather… unconventional means.Last week, Deond

EOT101 Election 2012 9/11/12

Jake’s retrospective of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte.Interview with David Lewis, one of the organizers of the Republican National Convention in Tampa.Preview of Herman Cain’s visit to N.C. State.Soundbytes on whether students are planning to vote in the 2012 election.

EOT100 Democratic National Convention 9/4/12

The (mis-)informative nature of campaign ads.Interview with Jennifer Gilmore and Kevin Howen from University Dining about new food truck program at N.C. State.

EOT99 Republican National Convention 8/28/12

Perhaps one of the most influential scientific figures, Neil Armstrong is perhaps best known as the first man on the moon. He died this week at the age of 82.August 27th marked the first day of the four day long Republican National Convention, the biggest party of the year where Republican leaders from all over the country to get behind their presidential candidate for this year.As late August creeps into early September, people all around Raleigh look forward to the farmer’s market.At

EOT98 Packapalooza 8/21/12

It’s official, summer is over. Back to school. But before we hang up our swim trunks up for the year, let’s take one last look at the Wolfpack’s Summer 2012.Packapalooza! Probably N.C. State’s biggest party of the year, meant to kick off the school year with a bang! This year was absolutely no exception.Andrew went out recently in search of how N.C. State students feel about having a Chik-Fil A restaurant right on our campus. Good? Bad? You decide.Last Friday was N.C. State’s largest bl

EOT97 Division of Academic and Student Affairs 8/14/12

Perhaps the most visible symbol of N.C. State, the Bell Tower can be heard throughout the campus. As we welcome back old and new students alike, Deondre’ delves a little bit into the history of this symbolic tower.Probably the newest university organization on campus, the Division of Academic and Student Affairs is set to play a large and increasingly visible role in the lives of the wolfpack. EOT interviews its new leader, Dr. Mike Mullen.Chick-Fil-A has been in the news a lot recently

EOT96 UAB/IRC 7/31/12

For our first report this week, Jake brings us a bit of information on the brand new university organization, the Division of Academic and Student Affairs.The IRC plays an important role here on campus, facilitating cooperation in between the different residencies. Deondre’ Jones went in search of what the ICR has planned for the upcoming school year.If you’ve ever seen the movies at the cinema in Witherspoon, or any of the concerts they put on throughout the year, then you are familiar

EOT95 Stihl Timbersports 7/3/12

Lumberjack competition: The Stihl Timbersports Collegiate Championship is basically exactly what it sounds like; a competition to find the best lumberjack out there. This year, the twenty-twelve Stihl Timbersports Collegiate Southern Qualifier was held right here at N.C. State. Deondre’ Jones spoke with the coordinator of the event.Fracking: Senate Bill Eight Twenty was passed late last night, when the North Carolina legislature overrode governor Beverly Perdue’s veto. The bill made fra

EOT94 Hillsborough Street 6/19/12

There are a lot of changes happening in the NC State University area, so in today’s show, we’ve got two stories on that topic. One is about the Hillsborough roundabout changes and the other about some stores on Hillsborough that are scheduled to be torn down shortly. Then, we give a bit of insight into the Wolfline Driver that passed away in December. Lastly, Deondre’ brings us his restaurant highlight of the week.

EOT93 Amendment One Special 6/5/12

Economic: There’s an old saying about politics; “It’s the economy, stupid.” What kind of economic impact would Amendment One have on North Carolina? Jake went to find out more.Legal: By its very nature, a constitutional amendment carries enormous legal implications for citizens all around the state. Deondre’ went in search of just how it is this amendment will change the legal face of our state.Sociological: Everyone can talk about the legal and economic effects of an amendment like thi

EOT92 Eugenics 5/22/12

With school now out, many NC State students have gone home for the Summer. But for those of us who live here in Raleigh, life goes on. First, Jake starts off with a tribute to our city.Theatrefest is a celebration of what else? Theatre. It’s being held right here on campus, and it starts this Thursday. Deondre’ Jones sat down with the Theatrefest Director, John  Makowee, to discuss the Theatre and Theatrefest.Eugenics is an unfortunate part of the history of North Carolina. Mark Herring

EOT91 Emergency Responders 5/1/12

As exams bear down upon all of us, sometimes we are our own worst enemy. Grant Buckner went around campus recently to find out what is keeping the Wolfpack from studying.The lives of emergency workers can be highly stressful. So stressful, in fact, that there has been a recent rise in the number of suicides among emergency service workers. Deondre’ Jones recently sat down with an advocate for preventing suicide among our nation’s emergency responders.Chris Hughes was at NC State not too

EOT90 Earth Day 4/24/12

The Hunger Games took the world by storm when it was released not too long ago. The movie adaptation of the enormously popular book was filmed right here in the mountains of North Carolina. Grant Buckner sat down with someone who had the opportunity to play an extra.Dave once again tells us about the different Holidays that fall upon this week.

EOT89 College Republicans and Democrats 4/10/12

Occupy Raleigh - Nine Occupy protestors were arrested this week in Raleigh after trespassing on a foreclosed home. Andrew has the scoop.Nature Research Center - If you’ve been downtown lately, you’ve probably noticed a giant globe under construction.  Yes, the Daily Planet has come to Raleigh, as part of the Natural Science Museum’s brand new Nature Research Center, which is set to open on April 20th.  Deondre’ Jones recently sat down with the director of science communications for the

EOT88 Impact Awards 4/3/12

This week’s Eye on the Triangle features the N.C. State Impact awards and poet’s corner.

EOT87 Student Government Elections 3/27/12

Herman Cain - Herman Cain made a lot of noise last fall during his bid for president.  From his infamous quoting of a Pokemon movie to his nine nine nine tax plan, Mr. Cain sure knows how to make himself heard.  Mark Herring was at the fair grounds to hear him speak at the twenty twelve Wake County GOP Republican Convention.Cow Milking Contest - In case you missed it, last week was Ag week, an NC State tradition that celebrates this university’s close history with the agriculture commun

EOT86 Spring Break Service 3/19/12

Guatemala and Chicago Service Work - Two of our contributors spent their Spring Breaks doing something a little different than most college students.  And although their missions took them to completely different parts of the world, their missions were very similar: helping those less fortunate than themselves.Holi Color Festival - Mark’s uncanny ability to be anywhere anything interesting happens led him to Harris Field, the site of this year’s on-campus Holi celebration, otherwise kno

EOT85 Smoking Ban 2/28/12

Smoking Ban Bill - Historically, tobacco has been one of the biggest cash crops here in the Tar Heel State.  From the Tobacco District in Durham to the American Tobacco Trail, it has played a large role in our history, including right here at N.C. State. Some student senators want to ban smoking on campus, so our contributor Andrew sat down with the senator that introduced this bill.Disney Movies - Disney movies played a big role in shaping the childhoods of many of us here at EOT.  We

EOT84 NCSU Memes 2/21/12

The Deficit - It seems that lately nothing in government can get done without a discussion about the deficit.  But what does all the rhetoric actually mean?  Here’s Will with a report.Secular Student Alliance - NC State is an enormous school with many different kinds of thoughts and beliefs on campus.  Mark recently sat down with members of the Secular Student Alliance to delve a little bit into what exactly they do or do not believe.NCSU Memes -  If you have a Facebook and you currentl

EOT83 Biochemistry of Love 2/14/12

Valentine’s Day Soundbytes - Whether you love it or hate it, it seems everybody has an opinion on Valentine’s Day.  New contributor Rebekah recently went out in search of what NC State students have on their minds.Biochemistry of Love - We all know that love will drive you mad, but there is actually a whole science devoted to figuring out just why it is love makes people do the crazy things they do.  Here to shed some light on the science behind love is Mark.10 Reasons Why It’s Great to

EOT82 Vote Against 2/7/12

Vote Against/Amendment 1 - California is not the only state currently trying to make same-sex marriage unconstitutional.  Amendment one would make same-sex marriage unconstitutional right here in North Carolina. We bring you a discussion with two members of the Vote Against project to find out a little more about this controversial bill.Darwin Day - Ever since Charles Darwin first proposed his theory of evolution over fifty years ago, this historical figure has been shrouded in controve

EOT114 Male Contraception 2/5/12

Our very own Jasmine Shepherd was recently one of the hosts of a charity date auction, where bidders got the chance to bid on dates with different participants.As a rule, I try to keep personal opinions regarding serious issues off the air. But recently our new governor has outlined some of the changes he hopes to implement with regards to our state’s higher education funding.

EOT81 Double Barrel Benefit 9 1/31/12

Occupy Raleigh Interview - In an interview with a local member of the movement to speak about the goals and future of the movement.Brother Ross - A preacher who spends some time on the NC State campus has attracted some attention lately, and Jake has some thoughts on the controversial speaker.Krispy Kreme Challenge - With the annual race coming up, we bring you the coverage from last year’s challenge, in addition to a live discussion with a real live K2C runner!Poet’s Corner - Dave brin

EOT80 Too Black Too Fast 1/24/12

Alternative Service Break - One group of students will be spending their spring break a little differently this year, Mark has the story.Too Black Too Fast - The African American Cultural Center is hosting a new exhibit of this title, focused on the history of the African American jockeys that made the sport of horseracing what it is today.Libertarianism - One of our new contributors, Will, holds an in depth discussion with an economics professor at NC State about Libertarianism and Ron

EOT79 Walk of the Immigrants 1/17/12

Saving Water - With water prices rising, we bring you some tips on how to save water and save money.Eugenics Task Force Reflection - Mark takes a second to discuss his thoughts on the Eugenics Task Force in North Carolina.Bad Movie Review - Jake brings us “Parents”, a terrible horror film that’s so bad… it’s good!  A must see for all “bad movie” lovers.

EOT78 Best of 2011 12/13/11

Over the Edge - Hosted by the Special Olympics, the program involves participants rappelling from high-rise buildings to help benefit the organization.Bike Winner - One lucky man won a bike through a newspaper advertisement, and Chris brings us his story.Soccer News - Where we usually offer a summary on the recent soccer games, this particular segment brings us some very unusual news from the soccer world.Taco Trucks - In an award-winning piece, contributor Mark explains what taco truck

EOT77 N.C. Christmas Trees 12/6/11

Young Americans for Liberty - Jay highlights the Student Libertarian organization on campus to see what they’re all about.The Library - Jake takes a look at the atmosphere within one of the most-used buildings on campus, especially as finals week approaches.Christmas Trees in NC - The Christmas tree industry is alive and well in North Carolina, and Mark set out to see how big it really is.Gardening Minute - Chris offers tips and tricks for maintaining a healthy garden, even in an urban

EOT76 Students for Concealed Carry 11/22/11

Bad Movie Review - This week Jake reviews Mega Python vs. Gatoroid, another amazing piece of sci-fi gold that you “have to” see.Roth Brewery - Chris talks to the owners of Raleigh’s newest and smallest brewery to find out how it all began.Students for Concealed Carry On Campus - With many gun scares on NC campuses recently, this student organization has been gaining some attention.  Jay talks to the president and vice president of the club to see what they’re all about.Seventh Day Adven

EOT75 Missions of Mercy 11/15/11

Impromptu Musicians- Nick caught up with some students at N.C. State who spontaneously play their instruments around campus to find out more about what they do.No Shave November-  If you’ve noticed an increase in facial hair on some of our male students recently, that’s probably because we are right in the middle of No Shave November.  Dave got the low-down on what’s going on.Cub Scouts- The WKNC studio was host to some special visitors: a scout troop.  Chris has the story.Bad Movies Yo

EOT74 GLBT Center 11/8/11

EcoCar 2- Right now, we all use gasoline and fossil fuels to get around, but they won’t last forever.  Students right here at NC State are working to solve the problem of oil addiction, and Nick had the story.GLBT Center-  It’s hard being a gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender student here on campus.  Other students don’t always understand what’s going on in their heads.  The GLBT Center serves as a refuge for students who need support that they may not be getting elsewhere.  Jake met

EOT73 Rembrandt 11/1/11

Air Force ROTC Dining In- Mark brings us a story about the on-campus Air Force ROTC’s tradition of “dining in”.Rembrandt Exhibit-  The North Carolina is hosting the largest Rembrandt exhibit in North America and Jacob was there to check it out.Fearless Ranger- Jake premiers the first episode in an original radio play in which we follow the adventures of “The Fearless Ranger”.Nancy McFarlane Interview- In continuing election coverage, we bring you an interview from the Raleigh Public Rec

EOT72 Sustainability Day 10/25/11

Pumpkin Seed Recipe- Chris brings us an easy and delectable way to prepare pumpkin seeds.NC State GLBT Center Vandalism-  Jake delivers an editorial piece about the vandalism that took place at the GLBT Center on the NC State campus.Community Calendar- Bri gives a rundown of what’s going on around campus in the coming week.Campus Sustainability Day- Nick interviews David Dean from the Office of Sustainability about Campus Sustainability Day and the festivities associated with it.English

EOT71 Occupy Raleigh 10/18/11

Occupy Raleigh- Mason Morris took a trip to downtown Raleigh to get the inside scoop on what the Occupy movement is all about and what it means for the people of Raleigh.NC State Marching Band- Nick and Jay take a look at the Power Sound of the South to see what exactly makes this marching band stand out.Changing of the Seasons- Jake expresses his feelings about the coming of fall, and how it is much more than just a different season.Shakori Hills- Some of the WKNC staff had the opportu

EOT70 Raleigh Elections 10/4/11

This episode, we provide coverage on the Raleigh elections taking place on October 11th, including interviews with two of the three mayoral candidates, and a school board candidate from district 8. We discuss the two bonds also up for approval next week and the Occupy Raleigh movement. We also got some elections-related soundbytes from around campus, and as always, the weather.

EOT69 Shack-a-thon 9/27/11

This week’s EOT features news from Shack-a-thon, Over the Edge, Selma’s Poetry Corner and more.

EOT68 Pullen Park 9/20/11

Pullen Park- Nick speaks with a Raleigh Parks and Recreation planner to get the specifics on what to expect when the Pullen Park amusement area reopens later this fall.Fiesta del Pueblo- Mark visits the State Fairgrounds to see what Fiesta del Pueblo, a local Hispanic and Latino cultural festival, is all about.Teen Center- Nate takes a look at the Teen Center to see what they do and how local teens benefit from its actions.News (not)- Guy McGimp, a not-so-knowledgeable newsman, gives hi

EOT67 9/11 Reflections 9/13/11

Library Sounds- Jake observes the not-so-quiet environment around him in the library.9/11 Reflections- Selma talks to local Muslims to find out what impact the events of 9/11 had on them.Raleigh Parking Lot Mural- Mark investigates a new mural on a parking lot in downtown Raleigh.Weather- Resident Meteorologist Katie Costa gives us the scoop on what to expect in the week to come.This Week In History- This week, Jake takes Nick’s place for the usual run-down of the week’s historical even

EOT66 Helping the Homeless 9/6/11

Nate explores the problem of homelessness in Raleigh and what steps are being taken to help amend it.

EOT65 Harrelson Hall 8/30/11

Earthquake- This week, we discussed the earthquake that rattled the area last Tuesday.  In addition to capturing student reactions, we spoke to Dr. Karl Wegmann about the specific geological details surrounding the event and what we should be concerned about.Ramadan-  As Ramadan drew to a close, we took a look at a day in the life of a fasting Muslim during Ramadan and learned about what Ramadan means to Muslims.Brick by Brick- In the premiere of a brand new segment, we spoke to John Mo

EOT64 Ramadan 8/2/11

This week’s feature is on the Islam holy month of Ramadan.

EOT63 Bye Bye Bookstore 7/19/11

In this edition of Eye on the Triangle we discuss the demolition of the N.C. State Bookstore as part of the Talley Student Center Renovation Project.

EOT62 Freedom Riders 7/5/11

This week features an interview with NCSU student Doaa Dorgham, who participated in the Freedom Riders Tour. In sports, Technician sports editor Cory Smith talks about the tragic death of Lorenzo Charles, the Wolfpack basketball star who made the game-winning dunk in the 1983 NCAA Championship Game. Other topics include summer ice cream sales and a review of The Rosebuds’s new album Loud Planes Fly Low.

EOT61 Obama on Energy 6/21/11

This week features coverage of President Barack Obama’s June 13 speech in Durham on the role of renewable energy, technology and biopharmaceuticals in the nation’s economy. Nick Savage talks with David Dean from NCSU’s Office of Sustainability about how to be a green citizen. In sports, there are changes to N.C. State’s athletic ticketing policy.

EOT60 Wise Farms 6/7/11

This week features a profile of WISE Farms, which sells fresh produce and the NCSU Campus Farmers Market. Mark Herring also talks about the reinvention of the Food Pyramid.

EOT59 Contemporary Art Museum 5/24/11

This week features an interview with Kate Shafer, Gallery and Exhibitions Manager of the Contemporary Art Museum in Raleigh. We also have Mark Herring’s story on the forest canopy, a profile of Player’s Retreat, and a story on Burmese Refugees in the Triangle.

EOT58 Save the Frogs 4/26/11

Jacob Downey spoke with Rachel Hopkins, Wake County seventh grader, about her leadership role in protecting and raising awareness of North Carolina’s diverse frog population and efforts to have the state recognize April 29 as International Save the Frogs Day.

EOT57 Studio Collective 4/12/11

Tommy Anderson talks with members of the N.C. State Design Council, responsible for the College of Design’s annual Studio Collective showcase. Entomology graduate student David Bednar talks with Matt Gardner about the invasive Asian needle ant. Mark Herring talks about the Neuse River Clean Up Project.

EOT56 NeighborWoods 3/1/11

This week features a conversation with Sherry Graham of Raleigh’s NeighborWoods program about planting trees in public areas across the city. EOT also watches the movie Grease with members of Out! Raleigh and Mark talks with a member of the NCSU Cross Country team.

EOT55 Food Trucks 2/22/11

As the city of Raleigh debates to allow food trucks within city limits, EOT talks with mobile food proprietors about their businesses. We also feature an interview with Jeff Murison of the Hillsborough Street Community Services Corporation about economic development on Raleigh’s Hillsborough Street.

EOT54 The Love Hangover Edition 2/15/11

This week we cover The love hangover at Kings, we learn about the wooly adelgid and we find out about the psychology of love. We also have sports, news, video game current events, food myths with Kyle Jones, and Lydia Symmons sits down with Tommy Anderson to talk about her music blog, Sunset In the Rearview.

EOT53 Krispy Kreme Challenge 2/8/11

On this week’s show, we take you to the Krispy Kreme Challenge, Kyle Jones tells us why whole milk isn’t bad for you and we review the new Decemberists album. We also have sports, news, video game current events and much much more.

EOT52 Haiti: One Year Later 1/25/11

This week, we have quite the show for you:Mark Herring, our correspondent has prepared a story commemorating the year anniversary of the Haiti Earthquake.I got acquainted with the new Zip Car Program on N.C. State University’s campus.We will have a cutting from the Burning Coal Theater's newest production, Blue.Then, later, We will have a segment from Kyle Jones about what it really means to be organic.We will also have readings from authors published in this year's Windhover, NC State’

EOT51 First Show of 2011 1/18/11

Assistant public affairs director Mark Herring took a trip to the North Carolina Museum of Art to learn more about Norman Rockwell. A portion of the Rockwell exhibition includes images that Rockwell created towards the end of his life. Many of these images deal with the civil rights movement, and we felt it be a timely story the day after the commemoration of Martin Luther King, Jr.Chris sat down with Ms. Toni Harris Thorpe of the N.C. State African American Cultural Center to find out

EOT50 Larry's Beans 11/16/10

Chris and Mark take you behind the scenes with Larry Larson of Larry’s Beans. Plus: an interview with Ethan Bartlett, the chief of staff of N.C. State’s student government, Mark’s dessert recipe, sports previews the upcoming UNC game, and more.

EOT49 Four Loko 11/9/10

Cioffi explores the popularity and risks of heavily caffeinated malt liquor beverages like Four Loko. Cioffi and John sit down with NCSU NAACP president Josh Smith to gauge reaction to recent controversy surrounding the Free Expression Tunnel. Also in this episode: Troika soundbytes, Mark’s recipes for collared greens, and Tyler and Taylor’s analysis of Wolfpack football.

EOT48 Election Night 11/2/10

The EOT crew covers early election results live from the polls, previews the designers for Couture for a Cause and interviews the organizers of Durham’s Troika Music Festival.

EOT47 Chancellor Woodson 10/26/10

Technician’s Amanda Wilkins talks to Chancellor Woodson in advance of his formal installation. Mason profiles interesting classes and professors, Chris talks to State Fair eco-magician Steve Trash, Mark highlights local ethnic markets, and Tyler and Taylor preview the big FSU game.

EOT46 16th District Senate Candidates 10/19/10

John interviews the three candidates running for the 16th district of the North Carolina Senate: Incumbent Democrat Josh Stein, GOP challenger Michael Beezley, and Libertarian challenger Stephanie Watson. Taylor talks about the Wolfpack’s tough loss to ECU, Mark shares his fall recipe ideas, and Chris brings you another Gardening Minute.

EOT45 Dr. Michael Beitler 10/12/10

Chris interviews Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate Mike Beitler, plus Evan’s message about recent teen suicides, Mark’s restaurant review, and Tyler talks about how the football team is back on track.

EOT44 Larry Brown's Anti-Gay Remarks 10/5/10

This week, the EOT team discusses anti-gay remarks North Carolina State Representative Larry Brown (R-Kernersville) made in an email message to fellow Republicans. We also have N.C. State sports and correspondent Mason Morris asks about student’s fall break plans.

EOT43 Hillsborough Street Festival 9/28/10

Sounds and interviews from the Live It Up on Hillsborough Street Festival, behind the scenes of recycling, Evan’s viewpoint about Renee Ellmers, flooding rains in the forecast, campus events, a breakdown of the 4-0 start to the football season, cooking Ribollita with Mark, and the WKNC Mailbag.

EOT42 Shack-A-Thon 9/21/10

The Eye on the Triangle team went out to cover the annual Shack-A-Thon fundraiser on the NCSU Brickyard. Also in this episode: An interview with student body president Kelly Hook, the Gardening Minute, Restaurant Review, and analysis of NCSU’s 3-0 start to the football season.

EOT41 Bedbugs 9/14/10

This week we talked with NCSU urban entomology experts, featured our Wolfpacker of the Week, talked NCSU Football, and heard another installment of the Gardening Minute and the Restaurant Review.

EOT40 The Record 9/7/10

Jacob takes us to Duke University’s Nasher Museum to tour their new exhibit on the record.

EOT39 Campus Safety 8/31/10

This week features an interview with John Barnwell of Campus Police about campus safety. Our Wolfpacker of the Week is Amber Smith, founder of the non-profit ME3.

EOT38 Service N.C. State 8/24/10

This week features an interview with members of the Center for Student Leadership, Ethics and Public Service about Service N.C. State. Our Wolfpacker of the Week is Chandler Thompson from the NCSU Traditions committee.

EOT37 Keeping Hopscotch Green 8/17/10

Our Wolfpacker of the Week is Megan Caine, an NCSU senior working to make the Hopscotch Music Festival a green event.

EOT36 Goodnight, Raleigh! 8/11/10

Eye on the Triangle creator Saja Hindi runs down the latest news in her last program as host. Then Tyler Everrett previews the Wolfpack football schedule From the Sidelines. In a special extended VIP, Saja talks with John Morris, founder of the popular community blog Goodnight, Raleigh! and several members of his staff. Then Jacob Downey previews the Stars in the Round fundraiser for the Shakori Hills Community Arts Center in Hear This.

EOT35 Raleigh's Hispanic Population 7/28/10

Winston-Salem band Jews and Catholics is the focus of Hear This. On Community Canvas, Jacob talks with Warren Buff about Reconstruction, the 10th Occasional North American Science Fiction Convention August 5-8 in Raleigh. Finally, Tommy’s Wolfpacker of the Week is about Raleigh Wars.

EOT34 Sustainability and Tuition Increase 7/14/10

There are two VIPs this week: NCSU Sustainability Outreach Coordinator David Dean and Student Senate President Stephen Kouba. Dean will talk about his office and Kouba will discuss the recent $900 tuition increase at N.C. State. The D.H. Hill Color Wall is the subject of Community Canvas and Hear This focuses on the MusicSpark component of September's SparkCon Festival.

EOT33 Alternate Options for Graduates 6/23/10

EOT host Saja Hindi runs down the latest news, followed by From the Sidelines with Tyler Everett. Our VIP segment was a rebroadcast of our Feb. 15, 2010 live in-studio interview with Teach for America on-campus student coordinator Joe Wright and future Teach for America teacher and WKNC general manager Mike Alston, N.C. State Peace Corps Recruiter Marques Anderson, and senior in graphic design Ana Andruzzi. Wright and Anderson discussed the organizations they represent and the benefits

EOT32 Conflict in the Middle East 6/9/10

This week in EOT we took a primary focus on the current conflict in the middle east.

EOT31 Best Of 5/26/10

In this week’s EOT we chose some of our favorite segments from the past year and served them up for you to enjoy!

EOT30 Technician Troubles 5/3/10

This week’s Eye on the Triangle goes in depth with the issues that have surrounded the student newspaper, Technician, over the past couple of months.

EOT29 Art Museum 4/26/10

This week we preview Technician’s latest issues, Shakori Hills, We Cycle, and the reopening of the North Carolina Museum of the Arts.

EOT28 Roundtable 4/19/10

This week we look at the prospects of the upcoming football season, the editorial looks at Earth Day, we do a roundtable discussion over a wide assortment of local topics. In community canvas we look at on campus community gardens.

EOT27 Food Stamps 4/12/10

In this week’s EOT Mike covers Art to Wear, Hear This gives a preview of some of the latest releases, and in VIP Chris and Alyssa look at food stamps.

EOT26 Shoes to Fill 4/5/10

This week we interview the Chancellor Woodson on his first day on the job in EOT, Hear This covers Fridays on the Lawn and DTH Diversions showcase, and Community Canvas cover the Full Frame Film Festival.

EOT25 SBP Debate 3/29/10

NEWSNews correspondent Evan Garris gave the details of this week’s top local, national and international headlines.EF-1 tornado touches down in Person CountyTwo students in flood-induced accidentHomes throughout N.C., Va. damaged in stormMoscow suidice bombings leave 38 dead, 60 woundedObama, in Afghanistan, congratulates Karzai on anti-Taliban campaignRaleigh-Cary area ranks 49th, population-wise, in U.S. CensusSPORTSTyler Everett capped up this week in Wolfpack sports.EDITORIALStorm a

EOT24 Sunshine Week 3/22/10

Eye on the Triangle returned this week after a week off for N.C. State’s spring break, but this week’s episode was shorter than usual, giving you a preview of what the EOT team had in store for you in the week ahead. Read below to find out more. This week’s EOT covered the international (elections in Iraq) and the national (Health care) before zeroing in on the N.C. State campus (sports, Student Government elections and the Save Technician effort). Read more below.NEWSNewscaster Evan Ga

EOT23 Derby Days 3/8/10

VIP focuses on Derby Days, Community Canvas covers the NC Symphony, and our WoW is Travis Hargett.

EOT22 History Reform 3/1/10

This week’s EOT covered many topics popping up in the news lately from history education reform to the earthquakes in Chile and Haiti to Ignite Raleigh, and more. Be sure to check out the links for more info.NEWSOn this week’s newscast, guest newscaster William Lampe and Correspondent Evan Garris gave us the top headlines for the week:Earthquake/TsunamiBosnian warsGuantanamo detainee caseApple’s use of child laborCanada beats U.S.I-40 wreckageABC system in N.C.SPORTSThis week in sports,

EOT21 Black History Month Special 2/22/10

This week we feature segments based only around Black History month. In VIP Alison talks to member of the Civil Rights movement from N.C. Hear This features the topic of freedom songs, and WoW covers Professor Reavis’ involvement in the movement.

EOT20 Service Corps 2/15/10

Whether you’re a graduate looking into service corps organizations or someone who wants to know how local music can benefit charity, you’ll want to check out what this past week’s EOT had to offer.VIPJoining us live in studio were Teach for America on campus student coordinator Joe Wright, N.C. State Peace Corps Recruiter Marques Anderson, and senior in graphic design Ana Andruzzi. Wright and Anderson discussed the organizations they represent and the benefits students can take from joi

EOT19 Glenwood South 2/8/10

Glenwood South vs. Downtown Raleigh, a proposed tuition hike, a look at the N&O’s annual Great Eight Showcase and a live interview with actors from the Burning Coal Theatre are all part of this week’s segments on EOT.NEWSNews anchor Evan Garris gave listeners the top headlines for the week. For more on some of these stories, check out the links below.Red, Hot & Blue on Hillsborough Street closes, againCongressman Murtha diesBurj Khalifa, world’s tallest tower, closes a month aft

EOT18 Krispy Kreme Challenge 2/1/10

There are a lot of events going on this week and throughout the weekend, so make sure to check the segments out for more info, and choose which (or all!) of these great events to attend.NEWSNews anchor Evan Garris gave listeners the top headlines for the week, with a guest appearance from Tom Anderson about an incident an N.C. State student faced during the big snowball fight at UNC. For more on these stories:Hazardous weather outlookStudent dies in off-campus incident Friday morningN.C

EOT17 Redefining Hillsborough 1/18/10

New projects seemed to be a common theme in this week’s topics of EOT, from I Was Totally Destroying It’s latest video blogs to new Hillsborough Street businesses to a business initiative a student took on, on her own. Subscribe to the full show podcast if you missed out and/or read below for a synopsis.NEWSOur fabulous newscasters were in the capitol city this week but did a live broadcast by phone for D.C. The stories they covered included the Haiti humanitarian crisis, Ted Kennedy’s

EOT16 New Year, New Chancellor 1/11/10

This week’s show was our first show back of the semester! We talked about everything, from what happened during break like the election of a new chancellor and the new smoking ban, to what lies ahead like a new football lineup and upcoming arts exhibitions.NEWSNews anchor Evan Garris are back in action, with the latest headline news. He gave listeners a run-down of news on the newly-elected chancellor of N.C. State, as well as stories listeners may have missed over break such as the Sen

EOT15 Year in Review 12/7/09

Last semester was quite the semester for N.C. State University and its image. The University was in national news – and it wasn’t pretty, whether it dealt with decisions administrators made, budget cuts because of the economy or corruption within the higher-ups. This image problem affected faculty, staff, students, donors and alumni alike. However, last year was also a  great one for local music, with many memorable events bands have taken part in. So, for the last episode of the semest

EOT14 Windhover 11/30/09

A lot has happened since our last Eye on the Triangle episode, and as promised, we have some updates!The Board of Trustees – yup, you guessed it – approved the recommendations of the University’s Tuition and Fees Conference Committee, also approving the new student centers fee, not to exceed $290 of that lone fee for the next 25 to 30 years (read about the fee here, and you can also check out Technician and the campaign for more info). The Rally Against Talley protesters didn’t show, bu

EOT13 Talley Renovations 11/16/19

This week’s Eye on the Triangle episode was a little different than usual. Because the N.C. State Board of Trustees is meeting Thursday and Friday (be sure to check the blog Thursday and Friday, and WKNC 88.1 at 7 p.m. Thursday for updates!) to vote on student fee increases, the EOT brought you a special episode on one fee that is facing contentious debate: the student centers renovation fee. However, we also had our (extended) Hear This segment, which featured Shit Horse from Odessa Re

EOT12 Emergency Preparedness 11/9/09

With the most recent shooting at Fort Hood, Texas and the shooting in Orlando, Florida, this week’s Eye on the Triangle focused on emergency preparedness, with an online exclusive from one woman who was at Virginia Tech during the 2007 shootings. In Hear This, we reviewed some of the Troika Music Festival, and in Community Canvas, we brought you coverage from First Friday.  And we brought you our weekly Wolfpacker of the Week and Soundbytes segments.NEWS:As always, our news team duo bro

EOT11 Non-profits 11/2/09

The economic recession is definitely still on people’s minds, especially graduating students. But what about students who wanted to go into a sector that already had a reputation for not providing the best-paying job market out there – the nonprofit sector to be exact? We tried to answer some of those questions for you in our VIP segment. In Hear This, we brought you a special interview about a highly-anticipated music festival that will be host to so many bands, it’s literally impossib

EOT10 Yearbooks 10/26/09

Student Media leaders are working on several projects that you don’t want to miss out on, so this week, the Eye on the Triangle team interviewed the leaders spearheading some of these projects to give you a look at what’s ahead.SPORTS:Derek Medlin and John Cooper Elias talked briefly about the football team, the basketball team and more in Wolfpack sports.VIP:In this week’s VIP, we talked to former Agromeck Editor John Cooper Elias (who also leads yearbook workshops) and current Agromec

EOT09 State Fair 10/19/09

NEWS:Evan Garris gave listeners an update on the balloon boy hoax, the interim executive director of the Alumni Association after Lennie Barton’s firing, the H1N1 vaccine running out in Wake County and more.SPORTS:Derek Medlin, John Cooper Elias and Tyler Everett analyzed the Pack’s performance against Boston College.VIP:In this week’s VIP, in honor of the North Carolina State Fair being in town, DJ Chris Cioffi took listeners on his journey to enjoy his State Fair experience, spending

EOT08 Greek Life 10/12/09

Greek Life is the focus of VIP interviews with Interfraternity Council President Benton Sawrey and Director of Greek Life John Mountz.In Hear This, Kelly Reid features Greensboro’s Bronzed Chorus and Durham’s Luego.Matt Robbins is our Wolfpacker of the Week., founder of the Finish The Tower campaign.

EOT07 Football Part 2 10/5/09

This week’s Hear This consisted of the EOT team giving listeners a look into local history within WKNC’s own library. Mike Alston gave a brief history and clip from the Backsliders, which broke up in 1999; Jacob Downey — the Boy Wonder Jinx, which broke up in 1998; and Rachel Sloane — Ladderback, which broke up in 2002.For Community Canvas, Mike sat down with photojournalist Jason Arthurs who graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2003 with a degree in journalism to hear about his work. Arth

EOT06 Football Part 1 9/28/09

Saja Hindi interviewed VIPs Campus Police Chief Tom Younce and Capt. Jon Barnwell about some of the football preparations. Restrictions to tailgating and hours have been a topic of much debate in recent history due to a shooting that occurred at a tailgate in a lot off Trinity Rd. in 2004. Alumni Tyler Dukes and Kenneth Ball talked to Saja Hindi for EOT’s VIP about how they tailgate and why it’s important to them. Both Dukes and Ball worked for Technician when the shootings happened and

EOT05 Health Care 9/21/09

VIP:Thanks to some of our friends’ connections in the political scene, Eye on the Triangle’s Adam Compton and Saja Hindi spoke to U.S. Congressman David Price (D), serving N.C. district 4, and the spokesman for the North Carolina Republican Party Jordan Shaw by phone about each of the party’s stances on the proposed health care reforms.N.C. GOP Chairman Tom Fetzer was scheduled to do an interview but canceled at the last minute due to a pending knee surgery.You can watch a N.C. GOP vide

EOT04 Raleigh v. Durham 9/14/09

VIP:In this week’s VIP segment, Adam Compton interviewed Durham Mayor Bill Bell and Caitlin Cauley spoke to Triangle residents Josef Komenda and Rachel Nabors. I also spoke with our resident Triangle expert, who many of you may remember as WKNC’s general manager last year, Kyle Robb, about the history of the two cities and what he thought about Caitlin and Adam’s interviews.HEAR THIS:In Hear This, Kelly Reid gave listeners a sneak preview into the SPARKcon music lineup.For the full line

EOT03 Student Government 9/7/09

VIP:In this week’s VIP, Saja Hindi interviewed Student Body President Jim Ceresnak, a newcomer to the Student Government scene, about what it was like to be a student leader during a time of uncertainty at the University, following the resignations of the University’s top officials. Ceresnak also spoke about the year ahead and the projects he hopes to push for the student body. To get an insider’s look on Ceresnak and his past, check out Technician’s profile on the new student body pres

EOT02 Hillsborough Street 8/31/09

VIP:This week, Adam Compton interviewed Nina Szlosberg from the Hillsborough Street Partnership about the renovations project. For more information on the renovations, you can follow ninaszlosberg on Twitter or visit the Web site at http://hillsboroughstreet.wordpress.com.Saja Hindi also interviewed Kevin Jennings, owner of Urban Food Group and of Frazier’s and Porter City Tavern on Hillsborough Street, about how the construction has been impacting the businesses during this already tou

EOT01 Introduction 8/24/09

VIP: Public Affairs Director Saja Hindi and VIP Correspondent Adam Compton interview Chancellor Jim Woodward and Provost Warwick Arden to discuss topics ranging from the officials’ vision for the University to budget cuts to a day in the life of their respective posts.Hear This: Local Music Director Adam Kincaid interviews Audio Production Consultant Mikey Perros on Hear Here!, the new local music compilation featuring brand new songs from 17  bands from Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill.