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Join us on Sound Palate as I sit down with five-time James Beard Award nominee Chef Scott Crawford—the visionary behind Raleigh's revered Crawford and Son, French-inspired Jolie, coastal Italian Brodeto, Crawford Brothers Steakhouse, Crawford Genuine at RDU Airport, and his underground speakeasy @Sous Terre. In this episode, Scott shares his culinary journey, creative inspiration behind each of his distinctive concepts, and the one person—alive or dead—he would most want to cook for. And of course, we ask: What does a prime rib steak sound like when it's aged to perfection, seared with intention, and served with soul? Tune in to find out. Chris Cornell Nothing Compares 2 U Stevie Ray Vaughn Seaside feat. Kianna - Giulio Cercato

INTRO (00:00): Kathleen opens the show drinking a Chillsner With Lime from the Southern Growl Beer Company, and a “Durty Gurl” vodka Bloody Mary. She reviews her weekend in Spartanburg SC and Wilmington NC, eating Carolina BBQ (her favorite), enjoying Bloody Marys at Anne Bonny's river barge bar, and experiencing the coolest airport gas station outside of the RDU Airport. COURT NEWS (16:45): Kathleen shares news on Stevie Nicks' Rolling Stone interview, Chappell Roan scolds a red carpet photographer, Cher makes her endorsement prior to the 2024 Presidential election, and Taylor Swift closes out the New Orleans leg of her ERAs Tour. TASTING MENU (4:10): Kathleen samples Spicy Crayfish Korean Lay's chips, Keogh's Sour Cream & Shamrock chips, and Hampton Acres Carolina Crack Sauce. UPDATES (40:56): Kathleen shares updates on Jelly Roll's return to Twitter after a fun afternoon picking up the tab for an entire restaurant in Little Rock. “HOLY SHIT THEY FOUND IT”: Kathleen is amazed to read about the discovery of dozens of elusive brown dwarfs (strange objects larger than planets) beyond the Milky Way for the first time ever.FRONT PAGE PUB NEWS (45:40): Kathleen shares articles on the heartbreaking death of the oldest grizzly bear in Yellowstone, the “picklewich” rolls out at Jimmy Johns, a Springfield MO woman uses Apple airtags to find stolen election signs, the former Abercrombie CEO is charged with sex trafficking, a Wisconsin dad buys 14 tickets to see the wrong “Alabama,” the most popular Halloween candies by state are revealed, the Cleveland Browns announce plans to move to the suburbs, and American Airlines test boarding technology that shames line cutters. WHAT WE'RE WATCHING (38:20): Kathleen recommends watching “I'm Not A Monster” on HBO Max.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jaylynn has over ten years of experience being a graphic designer, photographer, social media manager, content creator, web designer, and marketer. She has designed for startups, sales, corporate, sports, healthcare (including Duke), and family companies. Along with she has almost a decade of extensive experience in covering professional sports, minor/junior leagues, college level, and youth. She has covered NBA, WNBA, NHL, NFL, MLB, MLS, Red Bull events, NASCAR, INDYCAR, NCAA (including local ACC games and ACC Championships), and my work has been featured on ESPN, Getty Images, Sports Illustrated, The Washington Post, USA Today, The New York Times, NFL, Red Bull, SB Nation, Forbes, NHL, the Canes hockey mural at the RDU Airport, billboards, Canes marketing materials, Canes socials, along with Capitals, Dallas Stars, Anaheim Ducks, Calgary Flames, Rangers, Pittsburgh Steelers, ACC, NC State, Duke, Wake Forest,Clemson, and other teams.  To add, she has also worked full-time in some of those leagues listed above in the graphics/digital marketing department, so she understands how the Creative Services department runs. Some of her clients include the NHL Carolina Hurricanes, Red Bull, Atlantic Coastal Conference, NC State Athletics, Duke Athletics, Wake Forest Athletics, NASCAR, INDYCAR, USA Today, Courage, Bauer Hockey, Brown, Notre Dame and more. Not only have she covered some of the top sports, but she also have covered for popular brands in the US as well as helped many startups with delivering them their first digital content needs. Some brands/fashion she has covered for are Bauer Hockey, LSKD, Mott and Bow, SkinCeauticals- L'oreal Group, Blue Shark Vodka, UNRL, Medlies formally Zupa Noma (sold at Whole Foods), The Mayton Inn-Hotel, byNiche (NY Brand), Team IFA, Tin Roof-Raleigh, TrueRest-Cary, and for Metta World Peace's clothing company. All of which dealt with models, influencers, commercial headshots, product shots, events, and well-known athletes, showing versatility in her work. Jaylynn is originally from Sioux Falls, South Dakota (ironically a state with no pro sports), college Mankato, Minnesota (where she was officially trained by the pro teams), currently lives in North Carolina (for over six years), and loves the beaches, hiking, HGTV, anything with water, and mountains.   You can view her work at http://www.jaylynnnash.com  Follow along with her photography IG: @photography_by_jaylynn  TikTok: @JaylynnNash

On today's episode, I talk with New Jersey's Aditya Surendran, author of a recently-published book of delightful short stories (cheesedosa.com).Our conversation, which focuses on the mundane, the magical and the minutiae, takes place in my car, driving him to RDU Airport, after he and a handful of other storytellers descended on Durham, (NC) where they absolutely crushed the GRIT stage. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/grit/donations

In This Episode: What's better than a special guest? How about four? Co-hosts Mary Griffith and Jake Potter sit down with leaders from Novo Nordisk, the Research Triangle Foundation, Eckel & Vaughan, PNC Arena and the Carolina Hurricanes to find out why their organizations are supporting the new Triangle Takeoff Coalition — and discover the group's high hopes for accelerating RDU Airport's recovery. Episode Guests: McGavock Edwards, APR is partner and senior vice president of strategy and client service for Eckel & Vaughan, a Raleigh-based strategic communications agency specializing in public affairs, public relations and marketing. Shaylah Nunn Jones is principal of government and public affairs for Novo Nordisk Pharmaceutical Industries. She leads all external affairs and policy priorities for Novo Nordisk's North Carolina manufacturing facilities that supply diabetes medications globally. Scott Levitan is CEO and president of the Research Triangle Foundation, which manages North Carolina's Research Triangle Park. Levitan has more than 30 years of experience working in mixed-use development, with an emphasis on university-related research parks. Larry B. Perkins, CVE, CPP, CMP is vice president of guest relations and assistant general manager for PNC Arena. Perkins is an expert and frequent guest speaker worldwide on crowd management, safety and event planning. Send Us Airmail! We want to hear from you – drop us an email at communications@rdu.com to let us know what you'd like to hear on The Fly Angle. Be sure to include your name and other details about yourself and we might feature your Airmail in an upcoming episode. Music “Moment” — Amine Maxwell Music provided by Audio Library Plus

In this episode, we sat down with Bill Edwards and talked about his background and journey in the firearms business. Bill founded Triangle Shooting Academy with his business partner Jeff in 2010. They operate out of a 40,000+ square foot facility by RDU Airport in Raleigh, North Carolina. Their trainers perform firearm instruction to over 700 people every month, and their retail facility is one of the most trafficked firearms stores in the Southeast. This show features a special guest: my close friend, colleague at MidStreet, and UFC watch party companion Erik Sullivan.We covered:Bill's story and journey from commission sales in manufacturing and real estate to owning a "Guntry" club"Speed dating” to find a complementary business partnerThe importance of following your passion find the best path for you- The power of having a peer group within an industryThe future of Triangle Shooting Academy---Subscribe to my newsletter to get updated every week with a new episode at https://jonahpollone.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonahpolloneTwitter: https://twitter.com/jonahpollone---Visit Triangle Shooting Academy: https://www.triangleshootingacademy.com/index.cfm?Listen to Bill's feature on Triangle Radio: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1152746/4901219Walk for Hope: https://walkforhope.com/events/walk-for-hope/

Superstar photographer, graphic designer, and content creator Jaylynn Nash joins us to share her story in our 4th installment of “This is Their Story”. Jaylynn is an entrepreneur who started her journey at a young age and a now she has over ten years of experience being a graphic designer, photographer, social media manager, content creator, web designer, and marketer. Jaylynn shares how her journey began by taking a leap of faith and starting her own business despite not knowing all the operational aspects of how to run a business. This leap of faith has allowed her to design for startups, corporate, sports, healthcare (including Duke), and family companies. In addition, her willingness to push forward and not accept “no” as in answer has allowed her to do photography for the NBA, WNBA, NHL, NFL, MLB, MLS, Red Bull Crashed Ice, NASCAR, NCAA (including local ACC games and ACC Championships). Her work has been featured on ESPN, Getty Images, Sports Illustrated, Forbes, NHL, an NHL Carolina Hurricanes mural at the RDU Airport, NHL billboards, and SB Nation. Everyone can learn a valuable lesson from listening to Jaylynn's story, especially any young entrepreneurs. Jaylynn's experience shows that age is not a barrier to entry when starting your own business. Find out more about Jaylynn Nash at: http://www.jaylynnnash.com (www.jaylynnnash.com) https://www.instagram.com/photography_by_jaylynn/ (https://www.instagram.com/photography_by_jaylynn/) For more details on our amazing online course the “Business Startup Blueprint” check out: https://www.startupempowered.com (https://www.startupempowered.com) Check us out at: http://www.acent101.com (www.acent101.com)

Wake Stone Corp. wants to excavate a new quarry on the other side of Crabtree Creek from their existing quarry on the edge of Umstead Park (at Harrison Ave. and I-40). The Umstead Coalition and TORC (Triangle Off-Road Cyclists) have a better idea: develop the area for recreational use, eventually as a commercial/recreational hub on the edge of Umstead and the RDU Airport. Wake Stone thought they had a deal with the RDU Airport Authority to lease the public land for their new quarry. UC and TORC got in the way.In this program, four members of UC and TORC discuss the issue ahead of a June 23 Virtual Public Meeting to be conducted by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Energy, Mineral, and Land Resources. You can participate by signing up to speak at the meeting, or filing comments in the 10 days following the meeting.That’s not all. The RDU Airport Authority consists of representatives from four government entities: Wake and Durham Counties, and the cities of Raleigh and Durham. The RDU AA did not consult with those entities when extending the lease offer to Wake Stone. The Umstead Coalition thinks they should have.Watch or listen to this episode for an extensive discussion of the issues, and learn more at the Umstead Coalition web site. Wake Stone has published their position on their web site. LINKS:This show on YouTube video: https://youtu.be/XaiXjnzJze8?t=874Umstead Coalition main web site: https://umsteadcoalition.org/UC’s Stop RDU Quarry web page: https://umsteadcoalition.org/StopRDUQuarryExtensive background into on the effort to stop the quarry, and alterntivesIncludes a What You Can Do To Help section with steps you can take and links to officials to contactRDU Quarry and Fence FAQ: https://umsteadcoalition.org/FAQsExtensive Q&A, and lots more links to documents and detailsDetails on the Virtual Public Hearing: https://umsteadcoalition.org/Updates/8996742Registration form to speak at the hearingChange.org petition to save the forested lands near Old Reedy Creek Road.Umstead Trail User SurveyTORC (Triangle Off-Road Cyclists) web site: https://torc-nc.org/RDU Forest web site: https://www.rduforest.com/Umbrella group for Stop RDU Quarry actionDocumentary 400 Feet Down: Misguided Authority and the Fight to #stoprduquarry (YouTube link)Hour-long documentary produced by Charlie MorrisTTS Web Site: https://TriangleTalkShow.com

Joe Ovies, Adam Eshbaugh, and Wayne Holt host this week, and welcome Kristi Nystedt, Darin Bernaert, and Scott Craddock from Raleigh Brewing Company, 3709 Neil Street, here in Raleigh. Kristi is the President and CEO; Darin is the Sales Manager, and Scott is the Head Brewer and Production Manager. They will be celebrating their 7th Anniversary on March 7th. They also have opened up a storefront at RDU Airport. Their core beers are: The First Squeeze Pale Ale; The Hell Yes Ma'am Golden Ale; The Walter Imperial IPA; The House of Clay Rye IPA; and the Coffee Hidden Pipe Porter, and the Moravian Rhapsody Czech Pilsener. They also offer Seasonal Beers, and have a Barrel-Aged Beer Program. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Ovies, Adam Eshbaugh, and Wayne Holt host this week, and welcome Kristi Nystedt, Darin Bernaert, and Scott Craddock from Raleigh Brewing Company, 3709 Neil Street, here in Raleigh. Kristi is the President and CEO; Darin is the Sales Manager, and Scott is the Head Brewer and Production Manager. They will be celebrating their 7th Anniversary on March 7th. They also have opened up a storefront at RDU Airport. Their core beers are: The First Squeeze Pale Ale; The Hell Yes Ma’am Golden Ale; The Walter Imperial IPA; The House of Clay Rye IPA; and the Coffee Hidden Pipe Porter, and the Moravian Rhapsody Czech Pilsener. They also offer Seasonal Beers, and have a Barrel-Aged Beer Program.

RDU Airport opens its newly-renovated Terminal 1. The GTCC National Aviation Consortium prepares students for aviation careers. The city of Charlotte considers bikes as an alternative mode of transportation. And Dr. Geoffrey Harpham talks about the work & mission of the National Humanities Center.

We continue our tour of the UNC System campuses with a visit to Fayetteville State University. Dr. Curtis Charles gives us an update on the work of FSU's Ctr. For Defense & Homeland Security. And we check in on the renovation project at RDU Airport.

We get an update on expansion plans at RDU Airport. And we look at the history of flight in NC at the Carolinas Aviation Museum. Raleigh teen Courtney Pisano earned national recognition for her charitable work. And reflections on the Civil Rights Movement from Dr. Julius Chambers.

A visit to the new hands-on science museum Discovery Place Kids in Rockingham. Asheville's Vortex Donuts are award-winning locally-sourced tasty treats. And RDU Director Michael Landguth talks about his long-term vision for the airport.