Category: Podcasts

You can find Boy Named Sue on Bandcamp and Instagram

Follow WKNC and cardigan on Instagram.

Hermajesty sits down with the members of Archer Oh.

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 Room, a London based music broadcasting group.

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.

 In this episode, the On Black. hosts discuss their fears about the future. For more, follow On Black. on Instagram.

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!

Plover and Raleigh native Max Gowan talked about his new album Glossolalia (and what the title means), while also touching on Hopscotch day party culture and its role in the local music scene and what mixing and mastering add to a record.

T-Time takes a look at MySpace and its impact on emo.

Teens In Trouble can be found on Twitter and Instagram.