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Brian Murphy is based in Raleigh and his title is Sports Investigative Reporter for WRAL TV. Of late there's been a lot to investigate at North Carolina's football program as Bill Belichick operates in a shroud of secrecy so thick that his players didn't have jersey numbers during the Tar Heels' recent spring game. In addition, Belichick's 24-year-old girlfriend has taken on a strange role within the football program as she regularly scrutinizes UNC's communications staff for not doing a better job protecting the image of Belichick and those below him (including Bill's son Steve, the Tar Heels' defensive coordinator). Here is an excerpt from Murphy's coverage of a spring game that was not remotely like most spring games: No numbers on the jerseys for any player throughout spring or in Saturday's final practice. No player interviews throughout spring or after Saturday's final practice. No assistant coach interviews throughout spring or after Saturday's final practice. Belichick spoke to the media near the beginning of spring practice ... and not again. Not even at the end of Saturday's event. Didn't even pick up the microphone to thank everyone for coming out or tell them how important their presence this fall would be. Murphy, a graduate of UNC, is a former newspaper sportswriter who covered Georgia Tech during the Chan Gailey era before moving to Boise and having a front-row seat to the Broncos' incredible rise to football prominence. He was there for Boise State's unforgettable 43-42 triumph over Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl. Before moving back to his roots in Raleigh he lived in Washington D.C., where he covered Congress for the News & Observer of Raleigh.

Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly voted to reduce powers for Democrats who won key races in the Tar Heel state this November. WRAL-TV's Laura Leslie explains what this vote means. Then, this weekend the Geminids meteor shower will be visible, but could be harder to see because of what's known as the Cold Moon, the last full moon of the year. Sky and Telescope's Kelly Beatty joins us. And, we hear recommendations for gifts to spend your hard-earned money on this year from The Cut's Bianca Nieves.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

When is it safe and fun and even healthy to straight up flirt? How do age and gender and culture change the “rules”? Stuart talks to his friend and colleague Amy about their time together at WRAL-TV in Raleigh, NC and was Stuart decent to this 20-something intern?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you watch WRAL-TV weekdays in the morning, or at noon, you've seen him. If you play golf in the Pinehurst area, you may have seen him walking our area courses (he's easy to spot as a lefty). Jeff Hogan has called the Raleigh area home for six years and while he's a trusted news source at the Big 5, he's also an avid golfer and loves to tee it up inside the Home of Amercian Golf every chance he gets, especially with our podcast host! In our final Paradise in the Pines broadcast from this year's U.S. Open site at Pinehurst No. 2, Hogan talks about covering a major golf event, the current state of his game and how he'd tame the untamable No. 2... ‪@usga‬ ‪@pinehurstresort‬ ‪@WRAL5‬ #homeofamericangolf #visitnc ‪@visitnc‬

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, is in Dallas for the NC State and Duke matchups; so what has he seen so far? What’s the mood for ACC fans in Dallas right now? Why does Chris feel good about NC State vs Marquette tonight? How does he see the Duke vs Houston matchup tonight? What will be key for both teams and which players need to be on their A-game? Chris also throws out some ACC stats that you may not have known about.

Firearms are the leading cause of death when it comes to kids. And a  brand-new WRAL documentary looks at why kids are dying from guns in North Carolina. It's called “Unsafe: North Carolina kids dying from gun violence” and WRAL-TV investigative documentary reporter Cristin Severance produced and hosts the doc. The documentary highlights the tragic […] The post Documentary producer Cristin Severance on “UnSafe: North Carolina kids dying from gun violence” appeared first on NC Newsline.

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on the Carolina Panthers and their newest staffing changes. What are Chris’ thoughts on the Dave Canales and Dan Morgan era the Carolina Panthers are about to start? How does he feel about Evero staying? Who does Chris think will be winning the Super Bowl? Is Chris still pulling for CMC, even though he’s not on the Panthers roster anymore?

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on the introduction of Dan Morgan as GM and Dave Canales as HC. What was Chris’ impression of how things went from Charlotte, in the press room? What was something Chris thought was interesting he brought up? Chris says there’s one person he’s excited about, who most may not have realized is a new part of the team; so what is it about this hire that has him optimistic?

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on the most recent hire and how he feels about bringing Dave to NC. How does he like the new HC hire for the Carolina Panthers? Adam always thought the GM hire would be the most difficult when it comes to the Panthers, considering they’d have to work closely with David Tepper. Does Chris have that same opinion? What does Chris believe will be some of Dan Morgan’s first steps as GM?

Our Guest:Amanda Lamb is a veteran television crime reporter with more than three decades of experience and is also a podcast host and producer. She works for award-winning WRAL TV in Raleigh, North Carolina. Amanda currently hosts and produces a weekday morning podcast called the WRAL Daily Download. She has also hosted and produced two true crime podcasts and has another on the way. Follow the Truth was released in 2021 and won the prestigious regional Edward R. Murrow award for excellence in journalism. What Remainswas released in 2022. The Killing Month is scheduled for release in the summer of 2023.Amanda has written and published a dozen books. Her fictional murder mystery series includes: Dead Last, Lies That Bindand No Wake Zone. Amanda is also the author of three true crime books based on murder cases she covered for WRAL including: Deadly Dose, Evil Next Door, and Love Lies. She has published four memoirs, one about caregiving and three about parenting, including: The Living Room, I Love You to God and Back, Girls Gone Child, and Smotherhood, and two children's books, I Love You to God and Back and We Are Not the Same. Amanda writes a monthly blog on WRAL's website called “Go Ask Mom.” To learn more about Amanda and her work go to www.alambauthor.com. You can also follow her on social media.Facebook: @wralAmandaLamb  @stagemight Twitter: @alamb Instagram: @wral_amanda_lamb.------------------------------------------------------------------------Episode Overview:This episode of "Exit Strategy" features Amanda Lamb, a seasoned reporter from WRAL, as she discusses various aspects of crime and domestic violence and her experiences in reporting and authoring books on these topics.Key Discussion points:True Crime Books: Lamb talks about her books, including 'Deadly Dose' and 'Love Lies,' which delve into high-profile murder cases involving domestic violence.Domestic Violence Insights: The conversation highlights the complex nature of domestic violence, touching upon its psychological aspects, including financial control and emotional abuse.Legal Perspectives: Lamb and the hosts discuss the legal implications and challenges in domestic violence cases, emphasizing the difficulty in prosecuting non-physical forms of abuse.Impact on Children: The episode underscores the lasting impact of domestic violence on children, with Lamb discussing this theme in her mystery series and real-world cases.Investigative Challenges: Lamb highlights advancements in DNA technology and their role in solving cold cases, sharing insights from her true crime podcast projects.Personal Projects: Amanda discusses her upcoming projects, including a book set in the mountains about a missing hiker and a podcast about women transforming their lives post-50.Conclusion:The episode provides a comprehensive look at domestic violence, its societal impact, and the role of media in bringing these stories to light, driven by Amanda Lamb's extensive experience in crime reporting and storytelling.

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on great coaches, great college football teams, and great bowl games to come. If LeVelle Moton reaches this goal, what stick out to Chris about the LeVelle Moton story? NC State has a new QB on the way and State fans are already declaring a winning season! Is this fair for them to do? What’s Chris’ view on where Bryce Young is as a QB? Is it a bad look for Bryce not to finish out the season or should Andy Dalton be put in for the rest of this season?

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on how Tepper was in person, his impression of everything, and what people may not have been able to catch on the taping. What happened when David Tepper tried to leave the first time, that people may not be able to hear? Was he avoiding questions about Scott Fitterer? David Tepper says he is a patient man, but he’s been quite the opposite since coming to NC. And here’s all the examples as to why…

A fascinating new documentary from WRAL TV looks at the hidden and troubling histories of some iconic sports venues in the Carolinas. “Ghosts in the Stadium” explores the sobering legacy of white supremacy at Kenan Stadium at UNC Chapel Hill, Carter-Finely Stadium at NC State, Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte and Memorial Stadium at […] The post WRAL TV sports anchor Chris Lea discusses the new documentary “Ghosts in the Stadium” appeared first on NC Newsline.

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on the Carolina Panthers vs Houston Texans this Sunday at BOA Stadium! What’s Chris’ predictions for the Carolina Panthers vs the Houston Texans this Sunday at Bank of America stadium? Frank Reich came out, basically defending his choice of picking Bryce Young, does Chris believe that considering what kind of QBs Frank has liked in the past? Plus, “Ghosts in the Stadium”, what’s the background of Carter Finley Stadium?

Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex speak with Chris Lea of WRAL.  Chris Lea and WRAL are debuting a documentary titled, 'Ghosts In The Stadium' tonight on WRAL. This documentary is about the largely unknown racial history regarding four stadiums around the Carolinas: UNC, NC State, Carolina Panthers, Clemson Memorial Stadium. The documentary will air tonight at 7:30pm on WRAL. It will also be available afterwards on the WRAL app and on WRAL's documentary page on YouTube. You don't want to miss this.

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on the Carolina Panthers vs the Seattle Seahawks this Sunday. How are the Carolina Panthers failing Bryce Young? How much of this is on Scott Fitterer? What are the Panthers needing to do to be successful? What are the Panthers missing, that they desperately need? Will Andy Dalton be starting or Bryce Young against the Seattle Seahawks?

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on the Panthers second division rivalry game and how he believes they’ll look against the Saints. How does Chris feel Bryce Young looked after the first game and what he’s worked on during their practices? What will help the offense look better tonight than they did in Week 1? What did Chris see defensively against Atlanta? Does Chris believe there will be a sense of urgency for the Carolina Panthers with all teams in their division being 2-0 and not wanting to fall behind?

The new WRAL Documentary explores the damage caused by massive amounts of toxic chemicals dumped into the Cape Fear River. Watch the documentary here. The post WRAL-TV doc producer Cristin Severance discusses “Forever Chemicals” appeared first on NC Newsline.

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on how the Panthers will change things up for their second preseason game. Frank Reich said that we’ll probably see the same amount of Bryce in this game, as we did against the Jets, but does Chris think that’s a smart idea? What did Frank Reich say after the first game that Chris points out as something we should maybe be concerned about? Where are the pros and cons from the first game that Chris saw? What did he see last week that he’s hoping they’ve addressed and fixed for this week and the upcoming season?

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on what he’s been seeing in Spartanburg. Who does Chris think Bryce’s favorite target will be, and have been in training camp? Is THIS player going to be a huge component to the passing game? What’s an area Chris is keen in on seeing when the Panthers and Jets meet? Where did Bryce out shine Aaron in practice?

Chris Lea, WRAL TV, on the Carolina Panthers upcoming training camp. What’s the status on returning players, who may have potential injuries they’re still recovering from and them practicing at training camp?

Paul A. Dillon is a Certified Management Consultant with more than 47 years of experience in the professional services industry. A U.S. Army Reserve veteran, he served in Vietnam as a 1st Lieutenant and was awarded 2 Bronze Star Medals.Paul is an Adjunct Instructor at the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University, where he created and teaches a highly unique and innovative course on veterans' issues. He created and co-taught the first mini-course in the history of the University of Chicago on veterans' issues at the Harris School of Public Policy in 2012-2013.His articles and quotes on veterans' issues have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, HuffPost, Chicago Tribune, Crain's Chicago Business, US News & World Report, Investor's Business Daily, the Times of Israel, Kiplinger Today, Arianna Huffington's ThriveGlobal, We Are The Mighty, USAA Magazine, and Money.com. He is a sought after commentator on national veteran matters on numerous radio programs, podcasts, and TV programs, including CBS Radio's “Eye on Veterans” program, Bloomberg Business Radio, Westwood One Radio Network, Spectrum1 TV News, WRAL-TV and WUNC-TV in Raleigh, NC and WBKB-TV ABC 11 in Michigan.He is the president and CEO of Dillon Consulting Services LLC, a Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, based in Durham, NC and Chicago, IL. Paul is the creator of the concept for a veteran startup incubator in Chicago, called Bunker Labs, as well as the creator of the concept for a veteran entrepreneur support organization in North Carolina, called VetStart, which was recently rebranded as Bunker RDU.Additionally, Paul has served as a subject matter expert on veterans issues for various conferences and symposia, most recently at a conference on The Many Futures of Work: Possibilities and Perils, where he delivered a paper on “Veterans in the Workplace: Myths and Realities”. www.dillonconsult.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/dillonconsult/Discover our captivating array of extraordinary guests at: https://www.savvybroadcasting.com

4,000+ people died in North Carolina from drug overdoses in 2021. 77% of those deaths involved fentanyl. WRAL-TV investigative reporter and producer Cristin Severance discusses WRAL's latest documentary, Crisis Next Door, that airs March 15th. The post WRAL-TV investigative reporter and producer Cristin Severance appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

Part 1 of a 3 Series with Paul Dillion, a Certified Management Consultant with more than 47 years of experience in the professional services industry and a U.S. Army Reserve Veteran who served in Vietnam as a 1st Lieutenant and was awarded 2 Bronze Star Medals. Paul is also an Adjunct Instructor at the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University, where he created and teaches a highly unique graduate level course entitled, “PubPol 590.04—Public Policy and Veterans”. Today Paul talks with Tyler about Veteran Employment and Retention Strategies. Paul stresses the importance as a Veteran, when searching for a job expressing that they have served and articulate their skills which are valuable resources in the private sector. http://www.dillonconsult.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/dillonconsultTwitter: @pauldvetMore about Paul DillonPaul created and co-taught the first course in the history of the University of Chicago on veterans' issues at the Harris School of Public Policy in 2012-2013.His articles and quotes on veterans' issues have appeared in The Wall Street Journal,  Forbes, HuffPost, Chicago Tribune, Crain's Chicago Business, US News & World Report, Investor's Business Daily, the Times of Israel, Kiplinger Today, U.S. News & World Report, Arianna Huffington's ThriveGlobal, We Are The Mighty, and USAA Magazine. He is a sought after commentator on national veteran matters on numerous radio programs, podcasts, and TV programs, including CBS Radio's “Eye on Veterans” program, Bloomberg Business Radio, Westwood One Radio Network, Spectrum1 TV News, WRAL-TV, WUNC-TV in Raleigh, NC and WBKB-TV ABC 11 in Michigan.Veteran Employment—Including veterans as an underrepresented group in today's workforce, and why veterans make great members of boards of diSupport the showThank you to BetterHelp for sponsoring today's episode! Coming Home Well listeners can get 10% off by visiting betterhelp.com/cominghomewellFinancial Aid is availableVisit our webpage at cominghomewell.comGet the ammo you need to seize your day at Soldier Girl Coffee with an automatic 10% off at checkout!Follow us on our socialsYouTube @cominghomewellmilitaryInstagram @cominghomewellorganizationFacebook at Coming Home WellLinkedIn at Coming Home WellTwitter @ComingHomeWellThank you for listening! Be sure to SHARE, LIKE and leave us a REVIEW!

The WRAL documentary team investigates what happened to these hurricane victims in its latest documentary Aftermath: North Carolina Hurricane Victims Left Behind. The new documentary premieres on WRAL-TV on Tuesday, December 13, at 7:30 p.m. The post WRAL investigative documentary reporter Cristin Severance and NC Policy Watch investigative reporter Lisa Sorg discuss a new documentary that explores North Carolina's troubled efforts to aid the victims of Hurricanes Matthew and Florence. appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

On the WRAL Daily Download this week, a special podcast companion series to the WRAL-TV documentary "Durham Under Fire." In this final episode, WRAL Investigative Documentary Reporter Cristin Severance talks with Durham Mayor Elaine O'Neal, Council Member Mark-Anthony Middleton, District Attorney Satana Deberry, and former sheriff Mike Andrews. They explore the impact gun violence in a city that is described as both “ascendant” and “violent” -- and share their ideas on how the Bull City can rise … for all.

On the WRAL Daily Download this week, a special podcast companion series to the WRAL-TV documentary "Durham Under Fire." As Durham grapples with increased gun violence, WRAL Investigative Reporter and Documentary Producer Cristin Severance rides along on patrol with two Durham police officers who grew up there. With candor, they describe how shootings in Durham have impacted them personally, why they're so committed to their work, and how they try to disrupt cycles of violence. This is the second episode of the companion series to the WRAL-TV documentary “Durham Under Fire.” An additional episode called "Kids in The Crossfire," featuring families impacted by gun violence, can be found in the WRAL Doc Podcast feed. Watch the full documentary at WRALDocumentary.com and on WRAL's YouTube page, where you can check out more documentaries from WRAL's award-winning team.

On the WRAL Daily Download this week, we introduce a special podcast companion series to the WRAL-TV documentary "Durham Under Fire." Last spring, WRAL Investigative Reporter and Documentary Producer Cristin Severance rode along in a patrol car with Durham, NC's Chief of Police Patrice Andrews. While discussing the immense pressures facing the Durham Police Department, a “shots fired” report comes over the patrol car radio. Follow the chief on the intense ride to the crime scene, and find out why she's frustrated by gun violence in Durham, but not deterred. This is the first episode of the companion series, and subsequent episodes feature families impacted by gun crime, community activists, police officers, and city leaders grappling with how to address the violence as well as the underlying issues contributing to the devastation. Watch the full documentary at WRALDocumentary.com and on WRAL's YouTube page, where you can check out more documentaries from WRAL's award-winning team.

Former Pittsburgh media member Chris Lovingood of WRAL-TV broke a story about a BBQ meal that ended in a call to police.

If you've ever seen the GIF of a NC State football fan with his shirt off and twisting over his head like a helicopter, then you know 'Jake Jams' who was a recent guest on the Pack Therapy Podcast with Joe Giglio. During the show, Giglio played a portion of the interview with Jake about becoming famous for a GIF, why he stood on the wall at Carter-Finley Stadium and took his shirt off when NC State football beat Florida State football, and more. Also, Chris Lea of WRAL-TV joined the show to talk about being on baby watch as he's expecting his second child, and why Giglio was so mad at the press box at Clemson. Plus, Bomani Jones of ESPN stopped by to discuss the terrible play in the NFL, why people don't really like Russell Wilson, and more.

What is Dave Doeren really like? Is he as much of a jerk as Clemson fans like to think? Joe Giglio has covered N.C. State since Doeren's arrival in late 2012 and says the coach hasn't been easy to get to know during his long tenure in Raleigh. Giglio, formerly a longtime newspaper guy who is currently a radio talk-show host and contributor to WRAL TV, joined the podcast on the drive home from Clemson to talk about what Clemson's convincing victory meant for Doeren and the Wolfpack. A passage from the column Giglio wrote from Death Valley late Saturday night: While winning is in Clemson's DNA, NC State's double helix is laced with wasted shots and what-could-have-beens. Much of the '21 State team, which finished 9-3 overall and 6-2 in the ACC, came back for one more crack at the elusive ACC crown. The two main players that didn't — All-American left tackle Ickey Ekwonu and receiver Emeka Emezie — are proving to be a huge void to fill. Clemson's defensive front, even without injured star Bryan Bresee, dominated the Wolfpack blockers on Saturday night. “They won the line of scrimmage,” NC State coach Dave Doeren said. “Their D-line played really good.” The Tigers also got a bounce here and made a break there. That's what good teams do. Dabo Swinney's coaching staff has changed but the concepts remain solid. The basic premise — ride your stars, die with your fastball — remains as true as the ride down Route 76 into town is long and filled with radar guns.  

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In this edition of IIANC Radio, Joe Stewart chats with WRAL-TV reporter Travis Fain on the latest insights of key races in the 2022 election, the state of national and state politics, and how to make sure you are getting the best, most objective news on politics and public policy issues.

The parent company of WRAL-TV says four Democrats on the North Carolina Supreme tossing out voter-approved constitutional amendments is what democracy looks like. In an anonymous editorial, Capitol Broadcasting Company (which owns WRAL) says the lawmakers never should have been able to ask voters to approve the measure because the legislature was elected under maps that were deemed to be illegal gerrymanders. But the standard laid out by the editorial (as well as the four NC Supreme Court judges) has few limiting principles that would constrain a court from tossing any laws passed by any legislature elected under gerrymandered maps. Plus, the Wake County District Attorney could be bringing a criminal charge against NC Attorney General Josh Stein over a campaign ad against his 2020 opponent. Stein's campaign accused Forsyth District Attorney Jim O'Neill of not testing rape kits. O'Neill's lawyer says DAs don't have control over those kits, the Attorney General knew that, lied in a campaign ad about it, and violated a 90-year old law against defaming political opponents.    Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul A. Dillon is a Certified Management Consultant with more than 46 years of experience in the professional services industry. He is the president and CEO of Dillon Consulting Services LLC, a Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, based in Durham, NC and Chicago, IL. Paul is the creator of the concept for a veteran startup incubator in Chicago, called Bunker Labs, as well as the creator of the concept for a veteran entrepreneur support organization in North Carolina, called VetStart, which was recently rebranded as Bunker RDU. Mr. Dillon created and teaches a course on veterans' issues at the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University, where he is an Adjunct Instructor. Paul represents the nation's veteran community on the Kennedy Forum on Mental Health, and is a member of the Leadership Council of the Kennedy Forum Illinois. His articles and quotes on veterans' issues have appeared in Forbes, HuffPost, Chicago Tribune, Crain's Chicago Business, US News & World Report, Investor's Business Daily, the Times of Israel, Kiplinger Today, U.S. News & World Report, Arianna Huffington's ThriveGlobal, We Are The Mighty, and USAA Magazine. He is a sought after commentator on national veteran matters on numerous radio programs, podcasts, and TV programs, including CBS Radio's !Eye on Veterans” program, Bloomberg Business Radio, Westwood One Radio Network, Spectrum1 TV News, WRAL-TV and WUNC-TV in Raleigh, NC and WBKB-TV ABC 11 in Michigan. He is a former trustee of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, and a former Public Member and Commissioner of the national Commission for Case Manager Certification. In this episode, we discuss:   ·      The attributes that make veterans built for entrepreneurship ·      Being flexible to find an underserved area and going after it ·      Integrity as a cornerstone of success ·      Thorough due diligence and ignoring the fear of missing out ·      Any client as an ideal client I hope you find this episode as exciting and informative as I have. Susan shared such great insights into growing your business, whether big or small. Please let me know your thoughts!   Connect with Paul Dillon: Website: www.dillonconsult.com   Email: paul@dillonconsult.com   Connect with Steve Eschbach Website: https://www.tworld.com/locations/naperville/ or https://eschbachassoc.com/  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWqgICqaSI8xE2GRYY1HWJA  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/speschbach/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steveeschbach/  Twitter: @SteveEschbach     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mitch Carr sits down with me to talk about his fatherhood journey. He shares some of the values he looks to instill into his son as he grows up. After that we talk about his career in news journalism and broadcasting. Mitch shares how he has acclimated to the places he moved to for his career.Lastly, We finish the interview with the Fatherhood Quick Five.  About Mitch Carr  Mitch joins NewsNation from KPNX-TV 12News in Phoenix, where he spent three years anchoring weekends and reporting on major events there including the contentious 2020 presidential election, racial justice protests, wildfires, and the real estate market. Prior to Phoenix, Mitch worked as a freelance reporter for WRAL-TV in Raleigh covering the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Florence. His time in Raleigh came after four years as the sports director at WRIC-TV 8News in his hometown, Richmond, Virginia. Mitch has also worked in High Point, North Carolina; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Lubbock, Texas. Mitch and his wife have one son. Follow Mitch on Twitter at @mitchcarrtv and go to his website at mitchcarrtv.com.  Change Toothpaste Is This Week's Sponsor More than 900 million Toothpaste tubes are entering our landfills and oceans every year on a global scale. Toothpaste tubes take over 500 years to break down and cannot be recycled. With Change Toothpaste products you will receive one month supply (65 Tablets) toothpaste tablets in a plastic-free compostable pouch, these are perfect for everyday use, airplane travel, and camping. There is zero waste. Change Toothpaste is made from all natural ingredients. It is Vegan-friendly and is nut, soy and gluten free. Use the code ARTOFFATHERHOOD at checkout to receive an additional 15% off your purchase. For more information and to pick up Change Toothpaste products go to changetoothpaste.com.  About The Art of Fatherhood Podcast  The Art of Fatherhood Podcast follows the journey of fatherhood. Your host, Art Eddy talks with dads from all around the world where they share their thoughts on fatherhood. Please leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts.

As Durham grapples with increased gun violence, WRAL investigative reporter Cristin Severance rides along on patrol with two Durham police officers who grew up there. With candor, they describe how shootings in Durham have impacted them personally, why they're so committed to their work, and how they try to disrupt cycles of violence.  This is the second episode of the companion series to the WRAL-TV documentary “Durham Under Fire.” Subsequent episodes feature families impacted by gun crime, community activists, and elected officials grappling with how to address the violence, as well as the underlying issues contributing to the devastation.   Watch the full documentary at WRALDocumentary.com and on WRAL's YouTube page, where you can check out more documentaries from WRAL's award-winning team. 

As Durham grapples with increased gun violence, WRAL investigative reporter Cristin Severance rides along on patrol with two Durham police officers who grew up there. With candor, they describe how shootings in Durham have impacted them personally, why they're so committed to their work, and how they try to disrupt cycles of violence.  This is the second episode of the companion series to the WRAL-TV documentary “Durham Under Fire.” Subsequent episodes feature families impacted by gun crime, community activists, and elected officials grappling with how to address the violence, as well as the underlying issues contributing to the devastation.   Watch the full documentary at WRALDocumentary.com and on WRAL's YouTube page, where you can check out more documentaries from WRAL's award-winning team. 

Join WRAL Investigative Reporter Cristin Severance as she rides along in a patrol car with Durham, NC's Chief of Police Patrice Andrews. While discussing the immense pressures facing the Durham Police Department, a “shots fired” report comes over the patrol car radio. Follow the chief on the intense ride to the crime scene, and find out why she's frustrated by gun violence in Durham, but not deterred.  This is the first episode of the companion series for the WRAL-TV documentary “Durham Under Fire.” Subsequent episodes feature families impacted by gun crime, community activists, police officers, and city leaders grappling with how to address the violence as well as the underlying issues contributing to the devastation. Watch the full documentary at WRALDocumentary.com and on WRAL's YouTube page, where you can check out more documentaries from WRAL's award-winning team. 

Join WRAL Investigative Reporter Cristin Severance as she rides along in a patrol car with Durham, NC's Chief of Police Patrice Andrews. While discussing the immense pressures facing the Durham Police Department, a “shots fired” report comes over the patrol car radio. Follow the chief on the intense ride to the crime scene, and find out why she's frustrated by gun violence in Durham, but not deterred.  This is the first episode of the companion series for the WRAL-TV documentary “Durham Under Fire.” Subsequent episodes feature families impacted by gun crime, community activists, police officers, and city leaders grappling with how to address the violence as well as the underlying issues contributing to the devastation. Watch the full documentary at WRALDocumentary.com and on WRAL's YouTube page, where you can check out more documentaries from WRAL's award-winning team. 

“Durham Under Fire” premieres on June 29th. Find the station's latest documentaries online here. The post Investigative reporter and documentary producer Cristin Severance discusses WRAL-TV's “Durham Under Fire” latest documentary appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

WRAL-TV commissioned an online survey that is obvious in its attempt  intends to drive the gun control effort. Also, both US Senators from NC are supporting a "framework" for new gun restrictions.   Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Mark Moses Show is joined by Sports Anchor Pat Welter of WRAL-TV Raleigh to get his thoughts on who the Orlando Magic take should with the first pick in the upcoming NBA Draft.  The Mark Moses Show weekday afternoons from 3-6 pm on Sports Radio 1560 The Fan & Sportsradio1560.com. You can also listen to Mark Mid days on 95.9 The Rocket. Follow him on social media @markmosesshow

WRAL-TV is amplifying a sermon delivered by North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, and demanding other Republicans play the "Defend or Disavow" game. Plus, Charlotte officials say creation of an entertainment district around the Hornets' arena will hinge on development of a new transit center.   Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The American Academy of Pediatrics and the U.S. Surgeon General declared a national state of emergency in children's mental health with one in five young people experiencing anxiety or depression. The latest WRAL Doc, Pandemic Generation, shines a light on the real, lasting impacts of remote learning, quarantine, and the uncertainty our kids endured these last two years. Watch the documentary here. The post Documentary producer Cristin Severance discusses WRAL-TV's latest powerful documentary entitled “Pandemic Generation: Kids in Crisis” appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

Our next guest is David Crocker! Most people believe serving others is a nice thing to do, but it doesn't really make any difference. David knows serving others is an overlooked but powerful change agent to make our communities better places to live. He knows there is no area of life that a serving mindset cannot improve. Having worked with thousands of people over 15 years motivating and equipping them to serve others, David is considered an expert in this field. His work spans 25 states and 4 countries and continues to spread. He has appeared on WRAL-TV, WBIRTV, WATE-TV, WRJZ-Radio, and published numerous articles. He's the author of the book “Compassionaries: Unleash the Power of Serving”. In episode 238 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out how David equipped over 2,300 congregations in 25 states and four countries with the Inasmuch model of compassion ministry, why students need to be thinking about what they are doing and the transformational power of serving, whether this trend of service to others will continue to grow with Gen Z, the benefits of serving to the students and the organizations who serve, the characteristics of those who serve, the challenges of serving, how student organizations can determine which organization in the community is the best one in the community to serve, and how students can use their service opportunities to attract more like-minded students into their organizations. Enjoy! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZlPgTDWvr4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZlPgTDWvr4

The Mark Moses Show is joined by Sports Anchor and Report Pat Welter of WRAL TV in Raleigh to preview the National Championship going on tonight in New Orleans between North Carolina and Kansas.  The Mark Moses Show weekday afternoons from 3-6 pm on Sports Radio 1560 The Fan & Sportsradio1560.com Follow him on social media @markmosesshow

The Mark Moses Show is joined by Sports Anchor and Report Pat Welter of WRAL TV in Raleigh to preview the Final Four live from New Orleans. Mark & Pat breakdown UNC-Duke and what has is been like covering both teams this season for Pat's first season on the beat.  The Mark Moses Show weekday afternoons from 3-6 pm on Sports Radio 1560 The Fan & Sportsradio1560.com Follow him on social media @markmosesshow

Amanda Lamb, veteran reporter for award winning NBC television station WRAL in Raleigh, NC stops by the studio to talk about her new book "No Wake Zone", one of many books (in different genres) she's written while covering hard news for the station.  Here's an interview that gives an honest look at journalism, including the business of writing books and writing blogs (and her contribution to WRAL's parenting blog "Go Ask Mom". ) Her reputation as a go-to reporter (including regular appearances on crime shows on CNN, truTV, Biography and the Oxygen network) plus a solid work ethic carries over to her fiction writing as well, with eight books written so far and counting! Listen is as she describes her journey of self publishing, traditional publishing, her take on the future of audiobooks and more. Join us!

Gideon previews North Carolina's and Duke's Sweet 16 matchups and he discusses players for both teams that could be in the NBA next season with Chris Lea of WRAL-TV in Raleigh! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In his 55 years of life, Ed Piotrowski has never seen a blizzard --- until last week. The chief meteorologist at Myrtle Beach's WPDE-TV left behind the south and traveled to Boston, Massachusetts to experience his first and only blizzard. He traveled with his wife Cindy, and shared adventures with fellow meteorologist Greg Fishel, who was previously the chief meteorologist at Raleigh's WRAL-TV. Ed joins the Carolina Weather Group to tell us about his once-in-a-lifetime experience (which, of course, also came at a time when North Carolina and South Carolina were seeing their third straight weekend of winter weather here at home). The National Weather Service officially considers a winter storm to be a blizzard when for 3 hours or longer there are sustained wind or frequent gusts to 35 miles an hour or greater; and considerable falling and/or blowing snow (i.e., reducing visibility frequently to less than ¼ mile) See more of Ed's adventures on his Twitter account: https://twitter.com/EdPiotrowski/ LEAVE A TIP: https://streamelements.com/carolinawxgroup/tip SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/carolinaweather SUPPORT US ON PATREON: https://patreon.com/carolinaweathergroup VISIT OUR WEBSITE: https://carolinaweathergroup.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carolinaweather/message

A first impression is a lasting impression and I chat with media veteran, Valonda Calloway, about how we can look our best on camera whether we're shooting a video or telecommuting via Zoom. Valonda Calloway is a North Carolina native with an illustrious career in media. She began her journalism journey working for Voice of America, then returned to the Tar Heel State and found work at WNCT-TV as both reporter and anchor before eventually making her way to Raleigh to anchor and report for WRAL-TV. A dancer and cheerleader since her early years, Valonda cheered in college and in the NFL for the Washington Football Team. Whether serving on the PTA, mentoring girls, or giving her time at a local food pantry, Valonda embraces the verse, "to whom much is given, much is required." In 2013, Winston-Salem State University named Valonda a 40 under 40 award winner and in 2015 she was inducted into the university's C. E. Gaines Hall of Fame. Currently, Valonda is a spokesperson, freelance TV host, actress, media trainer, content strategist and dance teacher. In October, 2020 she released her book Tips From The TV Lady: A Guide For Making A Great Impression On Camera And In Person (grab a copy here: https://www.amazon.com/Tips-TV-Lady-Making- Impression/dp/0578783517). Valonda is a proud wife to Randal and mother to Lilyn. In this podcast you'll discover: What to wear (and what to avoid) on camera Whether you can wear prints on Zoom How dressing on camera is different from everyday style Simple tweaks you can make to amp up your online presence How to look more credible in your videos/Zoom calls Valonda's style icons and who she'd invite to her dream dinner party StyleFinder Boutique carries the best in upscale casual and professional women's apparel to empower you through personal style. Visit our site, take our complimentary Style ID quiz to discover your personal style https://shopstylefinder.com/pages/styleid- quiz Have you left a review for the podcast yet? Go do that, stat! Merci.�� Learn More about Valonda Calloway here: https://valondacalloway.com/ Follow Valonda Calloway on Instagram @valcaltv Follow my own personal style journey on Instagram @stylebymarymichele Discover new styles in our boutique @shopstylefinder Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stylebymarymichele/ Follow StyleFinder Boutique on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shopstylefinder/ For more style inspiration and support, come join us over in the SF School of Style (https://sfschoolofstyle.com/optin1623856748682) and let's take your style to new heights! You'll be the first to hear when the doors open. Want personal assistance? Work with me! Grab a spot on my calendar and let's chat! https://calendly.com/marymichelenidiffer Join in the fun in our StyleFinder VIP Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/stylefindervipgroup)

Jeff Greer is in for Bobby V this Tuesday.  He and Nicky V set the show up and do some Bet Rivers Twitter Polls for Bet Rivers Twitter Poll Tuesday!  Polls involving dipping sauce.  The guys also play and react to some Kirk Herbstreit sound from this morning on Deener discussing conference realignment.  Joe Giglio of 99.9 The Fan and WRAL-TV also joins to talk some ACC football.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Fish Farms” premieres on WRAL-TV, WILM-TV, wraldocumentary.com, Amazon Fire TV, and YouTube on Wednesday July 14 at 7:30pm. The post Documentary Producer Clay Johnson discusses NC's $60 million aquaculture industry appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

“Fish Farms” premieres on WRAL-TV, WILM-TV, wraldocumentary.com, Amazon Fire TV, and YouTube on Wednesday July 14 at 7:30pm. The post Documentary Producer Clay Johnson discusses NC’s $60 million aquaculture industry appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

Love a good mystery novel? Ever wondered where crime writers get ideas for their stories? Listen in on my  conversation with WRAL TV 5 television reporter Amanda Lamb as she talks about her successful 'true crime' writing career. In addition to over 30 years of television news experience, this hard working, detail oriented reporter has authored 10 books; four memoirs, three true crime books and two children's books! Amanda discusses how her work covering crime stories in television news helped influence her first novel (a psychological thriller) and follow up murder mystery book "Lies That Bind" (available now on Amazon); her upcoming true crime podcasts for Capital Broadcasting, and the reality of social media and news today.  

Yvonne Simons reported on schools at places like WRAL-TV in Raleigh. But before that, she was a school teacher herself. Now she schools Stuart on what it’s like to be a black woman running a mostly white newsroom in a city that exploded last year - Portland, Oregon.

When a pivot during college sent him on a track from studying political science to broadcast journalism, Aaron Thomas already had an idea of where the best place to be a TV reporter might be: at WRAL, the local news station he grew up watching. Having now been a reporter at a few other local new stations outside of North Carolina, Thomas now has an even greater appreciation for the Triangle market he gets to cover.We talked to him about the journey to television, where Raleigh ranks as a place to be a news reporter and what a year of covering protests and pandemic events--all while adapting to safety precautions that kept him out of studio and away from photographers--and what the morale is in the news industry these days. We also asked about the best ways to eat thin mints and where social media fits in his work-life balance. Aaron is such a positive, upbeat spirit--it's hard not to come away from a conversation with him smiling!Please support the businesses who support us: Papa Murphy's Take N Bake Pizza of Raleigh and Steele Residential.Subscribe to Podcast Raleigh on your favorite podcast sites so you never miss an episode, and if you enjoy it we'd love for you to rate or read a comment:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-raleigh/id1458907220Google: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Inzk5woxrsjwf3zhd5vv3av4yeiStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/podcast-raleighSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6b3dVvLJfO0EqvDGQaFTAP

The WRAL Documentary “Home Economics” premiers on WRAL-TV, WILM-TV, wraldocumentary.com, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku and Samsung Smart TV Wednesday March 17 at 7:30pm. It premiers on WRAZ Fox-50 Saturday March 20 at 5:00pm. The post WRAL Documentary Producer Clay Johnson looks at Raleigh’s rapid growth and how it’s contributed to a shortage of affordable housing and gentrification appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

The WRAL Documentary “Home Economics” premiers on WRAL-TV, WILM-TV, wraldocumentary.com, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku and Samsung Smart TV Wednesday March 17 at 7:30pm. It premiers on WRAZ Fox-50 Saturday March 20 at 5:00pm. The post WRAL Documentary Producer Clay Johnson looks at Raleigh’s rapid growth and how it’s contributed to a shortage of affordable housing and gentrification appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

I joined KC O'Dea on his morning show in Raleigh & Greensboro to discuss WRAL-TV's disgusting political cartoon smearing GOP Board of Ed members as racists, as well as Gov. Roy Cooper's new position on school re-openings. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/petekalinershow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Check out on Spotify, "The Break Down" Podcast with Shaun King, "GameStop, Robinhood, & how big money tried to clobber everyday investors." Shaun King and others own their Facebook/IG Posts. Google for more information on Adam Schiff may be the next California AG. Google for more information on Brittany Kittrell, 34, "Death in Durham jail hospital prompts protest." WRAL TV 5.

“MaryAnn” premieres on WRAL-TV in Raleigh and WILM-TV in Wilmington on Wednesday, January 13 at 7 p.m. and on WRAZ Fox 50 on Sunday, Jan. 17 at noon. The post WRAL Producer Clay Johnson discusses their latest documentary on the life of former social worker and state Rep. MaryAnn Black appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

“MaryAnn” premieres on WRAL-TV in Raleigh and WILM-TV in Wilmington on Wednesday, January 13 at 7 p.m. and on WRAZ Fox 50 on Sunday, Jan. 17 at noon. The post WRAL Producer Clay Johnson discusses their latest documentary on the life of former social worker and state Rep. MaryAnn Black appeared first on NC Policy Watch.

"What you see is what you get. I feel doing anything more is just too much work." Since he was 3, Brian had dreams of imitating the game show and television talent that he watched any chance he got. Sharing our stories in high school broadcasting class, we switched to sharing stories of a favorite friend of ours who worked in the industry for over 30 years and the legacy he left. Brian discusses the importance and rarity of being able to stay local throughout his career in local news and how his career has shifted to combat different roles he's received over the years at WRAL-TV. Naturally, the conversation takes a turn as we discuss the great game shows of the 70's and 80's as well as the hosts who made it happen. Brian is someone you could talk to for hours and hours, but we condensed this down to just under an hour for you!

The Sports Shop with Reese & K-Mac: The best urban sports talk show heard weekday mornings from 7 to 10 on Buzz Sports Radio. Jasmyn Fritz and Dennis Cox discuss a COVID0-19 outbreak with the Baltimore Ravens that keeps pushing back their scheduled game with the Pittsburgh Steelers as well as whether or not the NFL should have the Lions and Cowboys continue to play on Thanksgiving despite their lackluster play as of late. The crew is also joined by SI's Quierra Luck, Brenden Marks from The Athletic, Jonas Pope from the News & Observer, Josh Graham from WSJS-AM and Chris Lea from WRAL-TV.

F3 MIP / Recovery AOs WHAT IS MIP? • The name of the workout at the Charlotte Rescue Mission is a play on words with the name of the recovery center and the popular Tom Cruise movies: “Mission I’m Possible” • CRM’s “Rebound” is a drug and alcohol addiction recovery program that helps men and women overcome addictions through a Christ-centered 120 days drug/alcohol rehabilitation 12-step program • We are partnering with the Citygate network, a group of over 300 rescue missions nationwide that have programs similar to CRM • The F3 footprint overlaps nicely with CityGate’s footprint i.e. there are rescue missions in every city where F3 operates https://www.citygatenetwork.org/agrm/Locate_a_Mission.asp • Residents of these programs have everything at their disposal to conquer addictions except the first F in F3. They may have gyms or workout equipment, but most 12-step recovery programs are lacking one particularly important component and that is physical fitness • We find that doing an F3 workout may be the first time any of them have worked out since high school (or ever)! Also, an F3 workout replaces the feeling of being drunk or high with natural endorphins, a healthy high only attained by rigorous (F3 type) exercise • Addiction is synonymous with hopelessness and solitude whereas our workout is all about the brotherhood and fellowship and after just one workout the program residents totally get that • F3 seems like an integral ingredient or “secret sauce” to addiction programs and the phenomenally successful 12 step recovery programs that have saved millions of lives since they began back in 1936 • F3 MIP Expansion delivers on the mission of F3 to plant, grow and serve small workout groups for men for the invigoration of male community leadership • Once new members of the PAX graduate from their recovery program, we see them re-entering society with a feeling of empowerment and many go on to establish new AO’s and even come back to Q our workouts • F3 is rescuing sad clowns in recovery from isolation and addiction in Charlotte, Raleigh, Columbia and can do the same in every city in F3 Nation • The time to start planting is NOW so that when COVID-19 passes we will be up and ready to go nationwide* DIFFERENCES • F3 members who attend need to know this workout is NOT for them: it is to help others • MIP Workout Q’s need to Take the intensity of a normal workout to about 60%. Lots of 10 counts and more core than running. We want the new PAX members to COME BACK! • Start/Finish times require more flexibility because of individual rescue missions required meetings. I.e. if the workout starts at 9am but they are in chapel from 8-9am and the service runs over, we accommodate. Again, it is about THEM • Times are when it is convenient to the RM (Rescue Mission). I.e. every Saturday at 9am, every Friday at 3pm, every Tuesday at 5.30pm and so on • The COT is modified (and is the best part) where one F3 Nation member begins with a prayer, then RM PAX members can pray if they feel led, followed by closing prayer led by another F3 Nation member. This has proven to be one of the most powerful parts of any workout, anywhere • I’d like to encourage Nantans and all PAX members of F3 Nation to watch these three 2-3-minute video clips (8 minutes total) The first is about this Charlotte F3 MIP workout, the second is about another weekly workout we do called “Fortitude” at the local homeless shelter and the third is a 2 minute segment WRAL-TV in Raleigh did recently on the MIP-type program they do in that city. https://youtu.be/lBDnRhoZI7w https://youtu.be/-gmaBmW8zRM https://www.wral.com/news/local/video/18045112/

In this episode: WRAL's David Crabtree interviews Josh Aaron from Triangle-based Mako medical, a leader in COVID-19 testing. This interview originally aired on WRAL-TV, September 16th, 2020.

Lights, camera, living room.... host Melanie Green takes a look at the new remote work realities in the world of media. Emmy Award-winning WRAL-TV anchor/reporter Kathryn Brown brings us behind the scenes in her home studio where she's been busy trying to keep her kids and dog quiet so she can host the evening news. A producer of children's shows coaches her young talent remotely, cajoling them into making blanket forts and silly faces. Meanwhile, animators are right at home in this new reality. Former Disney Exec Aaron Simpson tells us that animation has long been an industry of working remotely, and looks at why it's enjoying a boom now. Citrix has created a virtual series on remote work filled with research, tools, and best practices to guide, support, and enable the remote workforce. Learn more about Kathryn Brown and WRAL. And check in on Aaron Simpson and the animation industry here.

Today Gov. Roy Cooper issued an executive order to close all bars and restaurant dining rooms in the state amid the coronavirus outbreak. But how will businesses and employees cope? In this episode: How will Gov. Cooper's executive order affect restaurants and bars across the state? To keep up with demand caused by the epidemic, Amazon is hiring 100,000 new employees – including many in North Carolina. A Hope Line has been established for older adults experiencing isolation from social distancing. Simply call 1-866-578-4673 for support. A Raleigh church is helping to feed Wake County students who've lost access to school lunches due to shutdowns, preparing more than 500 sandwiches for those in need. Watch WRAL's Facts Not Fear: a half-hour special covering the latest in the pandemic with analysis from leading experts. A new Facts Not Fear airs every night this week on WRAL-TV and WRAL.com as well as the WRAL streaming channel on your connected device or smart TV. For extensive WRAL News coverage: http://www.wral.com/coronavirus

Renee Chou is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and morning show anchor for WRAL-TV, the NBC affiliate located in Raleigh, North Carolina. As a journalist, she has covered stories from hurricanes to murder trials, but it wasn't until a few years ago to chose to publicly share her most personal journeys navigating the pain of infertility and the grief of miscarriage. Renee also gives suggestions for how we, as a society, can support women who are navigating infertility and pregnancy loss.

Hosted by Desmond Johnson with John Olszewski and Rod Funderburk. Thoughts on Eli Manning's retirement...is he a first ballot Hall of Famer? Contender or Pretender, NBA edition. Antonio Brown news update. WRAL TV sports anchor Chris Lea joins the guys and discusses Zion Williamson debut, how do Duke fans really feel about UNC's basketball woes and picks for winners of the Men's and Women's Royal Rumble matches this upcoming weekend on WWE Network. Plus, the guys pick some of their favorite Super Bowl winning teams of all time. The Rundown with Desmond Johnson is broadcasted live Mon-Fri 12 Noon EST. You can listen via Netcastsports.com, SportsCarolinaMonthly.com or Bestsportstalkshow.com. Follow SportsCarolinaMonthly on Facebook and Twitter (@sportscarolina1) to stream show live from the feeds kids. Episodes available via Spotify, Anchor, Google Play, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scm-podcasts/support

Every day, youth attend afterschool, before school and summer learning programs across North Carolina, engaging in activities like STEM, physical fitness, literacy, and civic education, to name a few. This week, we will take a look at the impact that afterschool programs have on the lives of youth, and we'll be joined by the Forum's director of the NC Center for Afterschool Programs, Dr. Sheronda Fleming, as well as two directors of local afterschool programs operating in Hyde and Gaston counties. Guests: • Dr. Sheronda Fleming, Director, NC Center for Afterschool Programs • Nancy Leach, Director of Student Services, Hyde County Schools • Roxann Jimison, Academy Director, Dream Center Academy, Gaston County Guest Host: • Tara Lynn, WRAL - TV

On March 6, 2019, WRAL TechWire held its first TechWire Live event of 2019. Wells Fargo sponsors the event series, and this was the first of four subject matters scheduled for 2019. The content centered around leadership and the itinerary divided the night into two sessions. The first session took a macro look at how effective leaders move the ball forward in their communities. The second session took a micro look at how to make the most significant impact within each person’s own organization.    James Amato, the Strategy and Business Development manager of WRAL TechWire, hosted the event to a packed house. The crowd at WRAL-TV’s historic Studio A was comprised of community leaders, CEO’s, serial entrepreneurs, and industry thought leaders. The audience gathered to discuss ways to realize their leadership potential in an increasingly divisive environment fully.    This episode of Tech on Tap is an edited recording from the second-panel discussion of the night featuring Katie Gailes, of Wake Tech Community College, as the moderator. Gailes titled her panel discussion: Leadership in the new era, the high tech blessing, and the high tech curse. With that title as the road map, Gailes was joined by Gary Greene and Chris Weatherly, of Greene Resources and WRAL digital solutions respectively.    Greene Resources is a high profile recruiting firm that seeks to help companies locate and land high caliber talent. Gary Greene leads Greene Resources as founder and CEO and spoke on his view of leadership and how he engages his employees for long term partnership and mutual benefit. "Leadership is not a position. Leadership is action," Greene said in response to the definition of leadership.    WRAL Digital Solutions is an Emmy award-winning subsidiary of Capitol Broadcasting Company and operates to provide effective marketing solutions for local and national brands. Chris Weatherly leads his growing team as the Director of Digital Sales and Operations. Weatherly spoke on how to help leaders get their message across in an ever-evolving technological environment.    Both men spoke on how to identify and develop leaders within your organization and took audience questions on how to respond to the changing workforce.    Listen to the recording of the first panel, featuring Jesica Averhart (Leadership Triangle), Brenda Berg (Best NC), and Eric Boduch (Pendo).    https://www.wraltechwire.com/2019/03/19/tech-on-tap-techwire-live-leadership-in-review/    Listen to Tech on Tap and look out for the announcement of the next TechWire live event, sponsored by TechWire partner, Well Fargo.

On March 6, 2019, WRAL TechWire held its first TechWire Live event of 2019. Wells Fargo sponsors the event series, and this was the first of four subject matters scheduled for 2019. The content centered around leadership and the itinerary divided the night into two sessions. The first session took a macro look at how effective leaders move the ball forward in their communities. The second session took a micro look at how to make the most significant impact within each person's own organization.    James Amato, the Strategy and Business Development manager of WRAL TechWire hosted the event to a packed house. The crowd at WRAL-TV's historic Studio A was comprised of community leaders, CEO's, serial entrepreneurs, and industry thought leaders. The audience gathered to discuss ways to realize their leadership potential in an increasingly divisive environment fully.    This episode of Tech on Tap is an edited recording from the first panel discussion of the night featuring Jesica Averhart, of the Leadership Triangle, as the moderator. Brenda Berg, CEO and president of Best NC, was featured on the panel and spoke in depth on the gap in education and economic mobility within North Carolina as a hurdle that we as a community must take on to raise the profile of North Carolina in the evolving business and tech economy. Eric Boduch, the co-founder of Pendo, lent his expertise on the need to locally shift focus from competitors within our state lines to companies on the global stage. Both spoke on the region's diversity of thought and workforce as opportunities that make the Triangle, and North Carolina as a whole, attractive to businesses and individuals on the move.    Listen to Tech on Tap and look out for the announcement of the next TechWire live event.

Tonight's Guest WeatherBrain is the President of the National Weather Association.  Paul Schlatter, welcome to WeatherBrains!  Also joining us as Guest Panelist is Greg Fishel, Chief Meteorologist at WRAL-TV.  Issues such as simplifying a public weather forecast and the challenging conditions for Federal employees as they continue to work without pay due to the government shutdown.  

James Yeager of Tactical Response, ATF threatens their rank and file,WRAL TV outs concealed carry permit holders in NC.

Episode 14 of the Digital Convergence Podcast by 16x9 Cinema with host Carl Olson - a visual artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Art Howard identifies himself as a photographer. But he is much more than that. Art is an award winning cinematographer. Art shares a number of tips for photographers using the Canon 5D Mark II for video. According to his bio on DPExperience.com: "For 30 years, two time Emmy award winning photographer and producer Art Howard has helped viewers experience life through images from both poles, 49 states and 30 countries. His shooting experience started with 16 mm film cameras through 3/4 U-matic and up through HDCAM and DSLR. Art is firm believer in the combined power of sight and sound and shoots with both strong images and equally strong sound in mind. Taking the viewer to places like the Gulf war in Kuwait, -30 degree conditions in the Arctic, or the ocean floor 3000 feet below the surface he pushes constantly for new ways to tell the story. In 2000, Art broke new ground in the area od television technology by lensing the first ever High Definition program in the country for use in a public science museum. The program, seen at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and broadcast on WRAL-TV and HDNet, was recognized by the National Association of Television Program Executives for excellent in High Definition Television Production. It was the first time a “high def” program won the organization’s prestigious IRIS award. Art has won more than 50 nationally recognized awards, including two Emmy awards, 5 Telly awards, a Robert Kennedy Journalism award, and a National Press Photographers Association award. Art’s work has been featured on CBS, ABC, NBC, The Travel Channel, Discovery, National Geographic, and The Smithsonian and other museums throughout the country. He is a 20 year member of the National Press Photographers Association."  

The U.S. Senate Part 2 of 3 Parts Part II of Biographical Conversations begins with Helms discussing some of the issues he discussed on his Viewpoints show at WRAL-TV. Host John Bason asks about his views on desegregation, in particular, to which Helms responds that he feels desegregation should have been encouraged and modeled rather than enacted by law. While he disagreed with the terms of our involvement in the Vietnam War, he stood by the soldiers who fought and expresses repulsion against many of the protests.