Check out the newest episode of Oak City Move where Sophs chats with one of the student leaders of CYC at NC State. Listen to here how Consult Your Community helps small businesses around Raleigh as well as prepare students for careers! There is also a BONUS CLIPPP of EV interviewing the Assistant Commissioner for Western North Carolina Kaleb Rathbone as he tells us about the importance of agriculture in a developing Raleigh and North Carolina and NC State’s fair in this support of agriculture, education and accessibility.
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How To Slay Halloweekend
This episode of That’s What They Said welcomes special guest Frank to discuss the highly anticipated “Super Mega Ultra Halloweekend,” which Julia and Kieran identify as the biggest party weekend of the college year. The hosts and Frank detail their intricate, multi-night plans for the weekend, including trips to Chapel Hill and their three planned costumes, such as a DIY mermaid, Jack Sparrow, and Chloe from Pitch Perfect.
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The Future Scares Me
This episode will go into the short term futures for Football and Cross Country, but looks ahead to next year with women’s soccer.
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American, Enough!
In this episode, we discuss how the controversy surround Bad Bunny’s upcoming half-time show performance has caused racism and languagism to peak throughout the nation.
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Lilly Flower – WKNC Interviews
NC band Lilly Flower talks their discography, evolution, collaboration and curated soundscape of inspirations. Blending punk, electronic, and ambient styles Lilly Flower is amping up the Raleigh scene after live shows at Chanel Beads and Hopscotch music festival and are brewing up new music as their bands sound grows together.
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Bring It Home, Bordeleau
This episode goes over the Pitt Football game this Saturday, the last three games on NCSUs women’s soccer schedule, and the upcoming men’s hoops season. This episode focuses on how the women’s soccer team can sneak into the NCAA Tournament.
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Class Registration and Looksmaxxing
Julia and Kieran dive into the stressful world of class registration, where Kieran details her “battle-ready” plan of attack, complete with backup classes and “hacking the mainframe,” while Julia, despite her Type A personality, prefers to “wing it” and embrace the best unexpected courses. Then, the conversation pivots to an assessment of putting in the “work” (or W E R K / W E R Q) as they discuss the concept of looksmaxxing and the undeniable “hotness” of the Pirates of the Caribbean cast while discussing that spoon size does matter.
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EOT 422: Finding Meaning in Five Days
What happens when you trade your fall break for five days of service, community and McDonald’s runs? Shradha joins NC State’s Alternative Service Break team in Rutherford County, working with Rutherford Housing Partnership( RHP) meeting lifelong volunteers, bonding over late nights, and learning what service really means!
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High Potential
This episode will go into some of the success that could come about from this program – in volleyball, women’s basketball and our high flying men’s soccer program.
Hey everyone! It’s been a while, hasn’t it? Life has been racing, new semester, new routines, and a whole lot of catching up with myself. But I’m finally back behind the mic, and it feels good. This first episode of the semester marks a little creative reset, a reminder that even when life gets chaotic, there’s always rhythm waiting to be found again.
This week, I sat down with Lexi, or as some of you might know her, Allegivnt, a rising electronic music producer who has been building her own sound, brand, and identity one beat at a time. Our conversation unfolds like one of her tracks: layered, unexpected, and full of honesty. We talk about the creative process, fighting perfectionism, and finding freedom through sound. Lexi shares her story of overcoming addiction, channeling her emotions into art, and learning to trust her creative flow again.
If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or uncertain about your next step, this one’s for you. It’s a story about transformation, both in music and in life, and a reminder that even the quiet moments can hold a spark waiting to become something beautiful.
I’m so excited to share this new chapter with you, and there are more episodes, stories, and voices on the way very soon. Stay tuned!