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A conversation with an Afghan student who shares his story of escaping the Taliban Regime and going into hiding. The conversation delves into the details of the collapse of the Afghan government, the uncertain journey that Samir went through outside of the country, and his eventual arrival to the US.
Valkerie and Alec Lomami talk about No Visa’s upcoming show at King’s, the state of the Durham electronic scene, and the experience of taking a party international.
Tune in to hear DJ Ocean Spray interview the front man of the local band, Sluice. Hear about the inspirations for Sluice’s music and what is up next for the band.
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Tune in to hear DJ Ocean Spray interview the frontman of the local band, Sluice. Hear about the inspirations for Sluice’s music and what is up next for the band.
The Light it Red crew welcome Technician editor-in-chief Ethan Bakogiannis to discuss the recent football victory — the group also explores some bizarre “what if” scenarios from past NC State football and basketball teams.
In this episode we explore the turbulent presidency of Andrew Johnson, with the beginnings of reconstruction, a bitter feud with congressional Republicans, and the first Presidential impeachment.
DJ Lucid talks to 2 members of Wilmington based band, Dead Fox No Groove, about their upcoming music and performance at the NC State fair.
The light it red crew discusses the QB controversy, volleyball’s historic win, and previewing the upcoming men’s and woman’s basketball season.
This episode highlights the story of Helena Rico, a Spanish student at North Carolina State University who studied in Spain and in South Korea before moving to the US to pursue an MA in International Studies. Helena shares with us her story of spending close to a year in South Korea, the lessons she learned from her journey abroad, and what it was like to transition to the US. Additionally, we learn more about her Spanish background and how it played a role in her transition to South Korea and, ultimately, the United States.
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.