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Furnishing Futures: The Green Chair Project with Rae Marie Czuhai

In this episode of Oak City Move, we’re joined by Rae Marie Czuhai, CEO of The Green Chair Project, a Raleigh-based nonprofit that helps families in transition turn empty houses into comfortable, fully furnished homes. Rae Marie Czuhai walks us through the mission of the organization, how it promotes dignity and choice for clients, and the power of sustainable, community-driven support. She also shares moving stores of individuals and families whose lives have been transformed through The Green Chair Project’s work. This episodes sheds light on how something as simple as a chair, or bed, or table, can be the foundation for a fresh start.


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Episode 2: The Magic of K-Dramas

In this episode of Everything K, PJ explores the world of K-Dramas — from emotional storytelling and iconic tropes to genre diversity including romance, slice-of-life, and thrillers like Happiness. Listeners discover why K-Dramas resonate globally, how they’re uniquely produced, and why they feel so emotionally real. It’s a deep dive into the magic, culture, and connection behind Korea’s most beloved TV export.

Royalty-free music included in this episode is Pluck It Up – Dan Henig and 분리의 주제에 진정 트랙을 확 by LyricLion
Royalty-free sound effect included in this episode is. Horror Thriller Action by SoundReality

References

  1. Why Korean Dramas Are So Emotional And Addicting by Ryan Fan  
  2. Effect of Korean Drama on Emotional Expressivity by Saman Fatima 
  3. Watching K-Dramas Improved My Mental Health By Connecting Me to My Culture by Melissa Matthews


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Breaking the Silence: How InterAct and NC State Women’s Center Support Survivors

On this episode of Oak City Move featuring Delaina Epps Avery, Associate Director of Interpersonal Violence Services at NC State’s Women’s Center, and Taylor Price and Shelby Klapec from Interact. They discuss their roles in supporting survivors of sexual and domestic violence. Delana highlights the growth in services and community support, particularly during COVID-19. Taylor and Shelby emphasize the importance of confidentiality and the need for continuous support. They also address misconceptions about their services and stress the inclusivity of their programs. The panel advocates for collective healing, resilience, and the importance of community involvement in preventing and addressing gender-based violence.


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Episode 1: Flavours of Korea

In this episode, we explore the rich and vibrant world of Korean cuisine — from iconic dishes like kimchi, bibimbap, and bulgogi to the bustling street food culture of Seoul. We dive into the traditions, etiquette, and communal spirit behind Korean meals, while also touching on the global rise of Korean food and fusion trends. Whether you’re a foodie or just curious, this episode will leave your mouth watering and heart warm.

Royalty-free music included in this episode is Pluck It Up – Dan Henig.


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Amelia Leonard – WKNC Interviews

WKNC’s Valerie Gorham interviews Amelia Leonard, an indie folk artist from Durham, North Carolina. Amelia discusses her musical journey, starting with her first album “Lionhearted,” inspired by her father’s encouragement and her love for folk music. Her second album, “Prego Brego,” is named after a scene from “The Lord of the Rings” that resonated with her. Amelia’s songwriting is a therapeutic outlet, often reflecting her personal experiences. 


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Welcome to “Everything K”

Welcome to “Everything K,” the ultimate podcast for anyone who’s fallen in love with Korean culture or is just curious to explore it!

Royalty-free music included in this episode is Pluck It Up – Dan Henig.


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No Joy – WKNC Interviews

No Joy’s Jasamine White-Gluz talks her new album with collaborator ‘Fire-Toolz’, ‘Bugland’, its references to nature and art forms like fashion and film as well as the band’s discography overall including albums ‘More Faithful’, ‘Wait To Pleasure’, ‘Drool Sucker’ ‘Creep and ‘Motherhood’. 


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In The Den trailer

“In The Den” with host Logan Brumley covers a wide range of topics revolving around NC State Athletics, with a focus on the smaller athletic programs at NC State to help bring attention and interest to all the school’s amazing athletes.

“In The Den” also offers in-depth analysis of footage and moments in NC State athletics to help grow knowledge in the vast world of sports. Listen in for Interviews with athletes across the Wolfpack’s NCAA, intramural and club sports.

Music bed “Basketball Beat” by Mikey Perros is used by permission. 


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Closing Down The East Wing

In this episode, Abdullah expresses his gratitude to WKNC and the fans for their support of the podcast. He also goes over a couple of things about his background, how the podcast started, and some of his favorite conversations. 


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Why Women’s Bodies Deserve More Science

In this episode, host Philippa dives into the deep-rooted gender disparities in medical research and healthcare. She explores the historical exclusion of women from clinical trials and highlights key turning points like the Women’s Health Initiative and the 1993 federal mandate for including female subjects in federally funded studies. Despite progress, women still only made up 40% of clinical trial participants for major diseases in 2019—while representing over half the population. Philippa discusses the consequences of this gap, from the thalidomide tragedy to the neglect of pain management in procedures like IUD insertions, and the ongoing underrepresentation of women of color in research. She also shines a light on organizations fighting for change, including the Society for Women’s Health Research. Tune in for a candid conversation about why women’s health deserves more attention—and more science.


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