
About the Podcast
“Oak City Move” is a radio program and podcast from WKNC 88.1 FM HD-1/HD-2 celebrating those who enact positive changes in the Raleigh community. To find out more about our program or learn how NC State students can join the team, email us at [email protected].




Podcast Episodes
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Oak City Move 35: The Muslims
Sara and Jenaye sit down with The Muslims, an “all-queer, black and brown punk band” from Durham.
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Oak City Move 34: FarmHer
Sara and Jenaye sit down with Lexi from FarmHer, an organization that aims to promote and empower women in agriculture.
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Oak City Move 33, pt. 2: The Living Room Experience
Sara and Jenaye speak Marissa Jerden, creator of The Living Room Experience audio documentary.
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Oak City Move 33: Praeci Podcast
Sara and Jenaye speak to Carter Pape, founder and host of the Praeci podcast.
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Oak City Move 32: Diaspoura
Sara interviews Diaspoura, an incredible artist exploring social issues over soothing experimental instrumentals! Be sure to buy your tickets to Double Barrel Benefit 15 so you can catch Diaspoura live on Night 1: https://wknc.org/dbb15
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Oak City Move 31: Young Democratic Socialists of America
Sara and Jenaye talk to NC State’s chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America about their first semester on campus.
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Oak City Move 30: El Pueblo
Sara and Jenaye sit down with El Pueblo, a group advocating for social justice and the empowerment of the Latinx community.
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Oak City Move 29: Oaks & Spokes
Sara and Jenaye talk to Oaks and Spokes, an organization that supports the growing cycling community in Raleigh.
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Oak City Move 28: Saving Space Showcase
Sara and Jenaye speak to Saving Space Showcase, a music initiative that highlights minority artists and benefits charities. This episode also features an interview with NC State Student Body President Jackie Gonzalez and Vice President Mia Connell.
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Oak City Move 27: Muslim Women For
Sara and Jenaye speak to Muslim Women For, a local advocacy group.
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Oak City Move 26: Groove in the Garden and Girls Rock NC
Sara, Jenaye, and Phian chat with Adam and Charles (from The Pour House and Raleigh Little Theatre respectively)who have teamed up to put on Groove in the Garden, a day of local music and family fun held in Raleigh Little Threatre’s rose garden! They also
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Oak City Move 25: Manifest Music Festival and Nourish International NCSU
Jenaye interviews Erika, co-founder of Manifest, a yearly feminist music festival in Carrboro! Up later are Zafir and Vishal, who co-founded Nourish International NCSU’s comedy show series!
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Oak City Move 24: The Conjure and Journeymen
Phian and Jenaye speak with Gemynii, founder of The Conjure, a dance party for black and brown femmes, and Journeymen, an organization that teaches emotional literacy to young boys.
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Oak City Move 23 pt. 2: Symplicity
Sara, Jenaye, and Phian interview Symplicity, a positive rap group formed here at NC State!
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Oak City Move 23: Joumana Medlej
Sara interviews Joumana Medlej, a London-based artist who uses creates abstract pieces using kufic-style Arabic calligraphy.
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Oak City Move 22: Medic
Phian interviews Andy Taylor of Medic, a nonprofit organization that pairs students and professionals to help fund/realize new biomedical innovations!
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Oak City Move 21: XOXOK and sl0wgl0w
Sara talks songwriting, finding inspiration, and future plans with local musicians Keenan of XOXOK and Max of sl0wgl0w. Stay tuned to hear a great track from each band!
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Oak City Move 20: SAGE (Student Advocates for Gender Equality)
Sara and Jenaye talk the election, white feminism, “artivism”, and much more with the officers of SAGE, NC State’s feminist student organization.
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Oak City Move 19 pt. 2: Technician
Sara and Jenaye sit down with Johnathan and Connor from Technician, NC State’s student newspaper. Topics range from the life of a student journalist in 2017, balancing digital and print media, and their favorite moments from working at the paper.
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Oak City Move 19: Windhover Literary and Arts Magazine
Sara and Jenaye discuss poetry, self publishing, print media’s relevance, and more with Windhover editor-in-chief C Phillips.
