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Julia welcomes her older sibling, Mil (also known as Cleo), to discuss their shared history and memories of growing up together. The siblings touch on a wide range of topics, including their childhood experiences showing award-winning chickens and their surreal, “fear-mongering” experiences working at a summer camp in rural North Carolina.
Sruti and Nithya discuss how being part of the South Asian diaspora can cause a lot of friction between the world of their parents at home and the outside American society. They talk about navigating between both cultures and how they balance family and their own individuality.
Breyton Hill discusses the history of March being recognized as Women’s History Month. She also discusses the careers and achievements of outstanding women in STEM who have changed the world for the better, including Ada Lovelace, Henrietta Lacks, Rosalind Franklin, Marie Curie, Jane Goodall, Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson. All these women and many, many more should be celebrated, especially as the 2026 theme of Women’s History Month is “Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future”.
In this episode of Oak City Move, Sophs sits down with Dave Klemp, executive director of the environmental non-profit, Trees for the Triangle. Trees for the Triangle is a “pay what you can” non-profit that helps restore trees in the Triangle area, planting new trees as well as replanting old trees. During this episode Dave and Sophs discuss the importance of Urban Forestry (especially amongst climate change), how Trees for the Triangle is actively helping communities, as well as where he thinks urban forestry will be in the next 10-20 years. Listen to here about everything they are doing for the Triangle as well as to find out Dave’s favorite tree species!
In this episode, we get into perennial Baseball/Softball matchups this week, as well as a brief review of the winter season.
Join Kieran and Julia as they take a trip back to last winter for a nostalgic look at our pre-winter break lives. It’s a time capsule—from the classes we were stressing over and our 2026 “future plans” to the dating lives we were navigating back then, it’s wild to see just how much can change in the span of a single semester.
In this episode of Anthropology Unearthed we will take a deep dive into the Transatlantic Slave trade.
In the TENTH episode of “More Than You Think!” we discuss how war can have different effects on art and pop culture by looking at recent examples from the 2026 Oscars and the 1970’s hippie movement.
Preview of March Madness in Men’s/Women’s wrestling, as well as a wrestling tournament!
Get into some of the big upcoming tournaments for NC State winter athletics, primarily womens basketball and wrestling. Mens Basketball coming soon!