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Around the TriangleIBM Community Involvement: Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Triangle / United Way of the Greater TriangleOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll conclude our series into some of the non-profits partnered with and supported by IBM. Around the Triangle is sponsored by IBM and we're proud to highlight and promote their commitment to diversity and inclusion.Today's guests:Erin Callahan, CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the TriangleEric Guckian, President and CEO of United Way of the Greater Triangle2020-11-0830 minAround the TriangleIBM Community Involvement: FIRST North Carolina / Guiding Eyes for the BlindOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about two more non-profits we're profiling as part of a series on community involvement at IBM. Around the Triangle is sponsored by IBM and we're proud to highlight and promote their commitment to diversity and inclusion.Today's guests:Marie Hopper, President of FIRST North CarolinaKerry Lemerise & Sherry Dodson with Guiding Eyes for the Blind2020-11-0129 minAround the TriangleIBM Community Involvement: Special Olympics NC / WakeEd PartnershipOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the next two non-profits we're profiling as part of a series on community involvement at IBM. Around the Triangle is sponsored by IBM and we're proud to highlight and promote their commitment to diversity and inclusion.Today's guests:Madeline Safrit, Director of Communications at Special Olympics North CarolinaKeith Poston, President of the WakeEd Partnership2020-10-2530 minAround the TriangleIBM Community Involvement: Boys & Girls Clubs / NC Technology AssociationOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the first two non-profits we're profiling as part of a series on community involvement at IBM. Around the Triangle is sponsored by IBM and we're proud to highlight and promote their commitment to diversity and inclusion.Today's guests:John Welch, Vice President of the Boys & Girls Clubs serving Wake CountyBrooks Raiford, President + CEO of the NC Technology Association2020-10-1830 minAround the TriangleV-Foundation Fundraisers / Planning with the Alzheimer's Association / Money StressOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll hear from Governor Cooper about his emergency declaration over the COVID-19 coronavirus. We'll also learn about fundraising opportunities with the V-Foundation; they have a number of exciting events planned in coming months. We'll also learn from the Alzheimer's Association about an expected uptick in the number of North Carolinians diagnosed with that disease. Redia Baxter will share the results of a new report. Finally, after a wild week on Wall Street, we'll talk with a money expert about investing strategies with so many unknowns right now.2020-03-1530 minAround the TriangleSWING Racquet + Paddle / Redefined Courage / Durham's 'Creek Week'On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about a new sports complex soon to be built in Brier Creek. It's called SWING Racquet + Paddle. We'll also hear from the founder of a new local non-profit working to provide comfort and encouragement for women who are undergoing, or have undergone, breast cancer treatment. Then we'll wrap-up the show with information about Durham's annual Creek Week, set to get underway next Saturday.2020-03-0830 minAround the TriangleThe Emergency Goalies of the Carolina HurricanesOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk about the Carolina Hurricanes. David Ayres was the toast of Raleigh last week, after the emergency back-up goalie blocked eight shots to help the 'Canes beat Toronto 6-3, on the road. For the 42-year-old Ayres, it was a moment he'd waited for his whole life. But it's not the first time the Hurricanes have had to rely on an unexpected teammate. Back in 2016, equipment manager Jorge Alves was asked to suit up for his emergency NHL debut. We'll talk with Jorge today about that experience.2020-03-0124 minAround the TriangleFinancial Literacy for Kids / Labor Dept. NCSU Grant / McDougald Terrace Clean-upOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk about kids and financial literacy. We'll also learn about a new $6-million-dollar grant awarded to North Carolina State University by the U.S. Department of Labor. And we'll get an update on clean-up effort at Durham's McDougald Terrace housing complex.2020-02-2327 minAround the TriangleRaleigh Magazine: 'Best Bars' / Cancer Prevention / NC Debt SurveyOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk Raleigh nightlife with Raleigh Magazine founder Gina Stephens. Their 'Best Bars' edition is out this month, available free at a newsstand near you. Also, February is 'Cancer Prevention Month;' we'll talk risk factors and learn about some new research coming out of Duke University. Finally, consumer debt in the U.S. has reached a record 14-TRILLION-dollars. We'll talk about an app designed to help turn that number around.2020-02-1627 minAround the TriangleRecovery Communities of North CarolinaOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll speak with Troy Manns of Recovery Communities of North Carolina. Troy will talk about the options available for those struggling with substance abuse disorder. He'll also share his own personal story of overcoming addiction and how he uses that to help change the lives of others.2020-02-0930 minAround the Triangle'Play 4 Kay' - The Kay Yow Cancer Fund / Marbles Kids Museum "Hometown Grocery"On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk about advancements in the fight against cancer. Stephanie Glance is CEO of the Kay Yow Cancer Fund; they've teamed up again with Bojanges for a fundraiser. She'll also talk about the 'Play4Kay' initiative and the upcoming Play4Kay game between NC State and Duke. Also today, we'll hear about a new play area at Marbles Kids Museum; Lowes Foods has sponsored a "refreshing" of the 'Hometown Grocery' area.2020-02-0223 minAround the Triangle2020 Financial Advice / V Foundation 'Victory Ride' & CEO interviewOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about personal money management strategies to start 2020 off on the right note. We'll also talk about local cancer research and a fundraising opportunity this spring with the V Foundation. The 'Victory Ride' is just a few months away; organizers will share what we need to know to get ready. We'll also speak with V Foundation CEO Susan Braun.2020-01-2630 minAround the Triangle2020 Flu Season Update / Campbell University - Business Law ClinicOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll get an update on the flu season as North Carolina hospitals begin to put visitation restrictions in place. We'll also learn about a new, FREE business law clinic in downtown Raleigh. It's put on by the Campbell University Law School in cooperation with HQ Raleigh. They'll hold an open house this week; Dean J. Rich Leonard and Raleigh HQ's Jason Widen share details.2020-01-1923 minAround the Triangle'Raleigh Roasts' / 2020 Business Outlook / Durham VA Health CareOn this week's Around the Triangle, it's a coffee-lover's dream: unlimited tastings from local roasters. It's an event happening next weekend at the City of Raleigh Museum. We'll get details from director Ernest Dollar. Also, Forbes has ranked North Carolina as the number-one state in the nation for business in 2020. We'll get an outlook from JP Morgan Chase. And finally, in light of the thousands of North Carolina-based troops who were deployed to the Middle East last week, we'll speak with the director of the Durham VA to learn more about the services they provide our veterans once they come...2020-01-1230 minAround the TriangleTriangle Addiction & Recovery ServicesOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the options available for community members struggling with addiction and recovery. Troy Manns and Tisha Roberson (Recovery Centers of North Carolina and the Alcohol Drug Council of North Carolina, respectively) will share their own personal stories of overcoming addiction and how they now use that experience to help change the lives of others.2020-01-0530 minAround the TriangleRaleigh Dining: 'A Place at the Table' / HopeLine-NCOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll check-in with Raleigh's 'A Place at the Table' restaurant. Director Maggie Kane was honored last week by Good Morning America for her work with the cafe. She'll join us in-studio to talk about business, community and their plans for 2020.2019-12-2928 minAround the TriangleThe Durham Rescue Mission / Raleigh Real Estate / Video Game RatingsOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk with Reverend Ernie Mills, co-founder of the Durham Rescue Mission. They're hosting a Christmas Community Dinner December 23rd; Reverend Mills will share details about that as well as their full slate of programs and services available year-round. In our second segment, we'll talk about the local real estate market with an expert from the National Association of Realtors. And finally, just in time for the holidays, how parents can ensure any new video games that find their way under the tree are appropriate for kids and families.2019-12-2227 minAround the TriangleThe Junior League of Raleigh / U.S. Army RecruitingOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk with the president of the Junior League of Raleigh. They're an organization of women working to make an impact on the local community. We'll also learn about a new recruitment drive by the U.S. Army, as they promote career opportunities in fields not traditionally associated with military service.2019-12-1526 minAround the TriangleBoylan Heights ArtWalk / The V Foundation's "V Week" / USO-NCOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk with an organizer of the 27th annual Boylan Heights ArtWalk. We'll also hear about the fundraising work of the V Foundation for Cancer Research and their 'V Week' on ESPN. And finally, we'll hear from the new CEO of the USO of North Carolina.2019-12-0830 minAround the TriangleInterview: NC 1st District Congressman G.K. ButterfieldOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll sit down with U.S. Representative G.K. Butterfield. The congressman will talk about subjects that affect local constituents in North Carolina's 1st District, as well as the issues of impeachment and the 2020 election.2019-12-0129 minAround the TriangleSurviving Sexual Assault: author Rachael Brooks & her memoir 'Beads'On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk with local author Rachael Brooks about her debut book, a memoir. It's her story of survival and growth as she makes the journey from sexual assault victim... to sexual assault survivor. The book is called 'Beads' and is available this week.2019-11-2430 minAround the TriangleWGU North Carolina & Access to Affordable Higher EducationOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk about affordable access to higher education through the nonprofit Western Governor's University North Carolina. Chancellor Catherine Truitt will discuss degree options, scholarship opportunities and how it's possible to graduate with little to no debt.2019-11-1729 minAround the TriangleDisabled American Veterans / The Arc of North Carolina / Flu SeasonOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk about employment opportunities for Disabled American Veterans. We'll also learn about a local non-profit called The Arc of North Carolina, as they work to advocate for North Carolinians with intellectual or developmental disabilities. We'll also check-in with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for an update on this year's flu season.2019-11-1030 minAround the TriangleTriangle SOS / 'Stone Soup Supper' / Keep Durham BeautifulOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk suicide prevention with Triangle SOS, Survivors of Suicide. Their annual Survivor's Walk and fundraiser is happening in downtown Raleigh November 10th. We'll also discuss Urban Ministries of Wake County and their upcoming 'Stone Soup Supper' fundraiser. And we'll check in with Keep Durham Beautiful for an update on an art installation and several volunteer opportunities available this month. Around the Triangle is sponsored by IBM -- Passionate about the local community.2019-11-0330 minAround the TriangleIBM Community Involvement -- United Way / IBM College MentoringOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll wrap up IBM month as we highlight the charitable contributions of IBM and the thousands of IBMers in RTP. United Way of the Greater Triangle CEO Eric Guckian will speak about the impact of giving, both time and money, from corporate partners like IBM. We'll also learn about the company's college mentoring program and how IBM is working to better prepare the workforce of tomorrow. Around the Triangle is sponsored by IBM and we're proud to highlight and promote the passion they have for our local community.2019-10-2730 minAround the TriangleIBM Community Involvement -- Dress for Success / Triangle Women in STEM / WakeEd PartnershipOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll continue to delve into a few of the community give-back initiatives supported by IBM. VP Tim Humphrey will introduce us to an IBMer who works with Dress for Success and Triangle Women in STEM. In addition, we'll learn about IBM's involvement with WakeEd Partnership. They're a group advocating for increased cooperation between WCPSS educators and local businesses. They also work to help state and local elected officials make decisions that lead to positive educational outcomes. Around the Triangle is sponsored by IBM and we're proud to highlight and promote the passion they have...2019-10-2029 minAround the TriangleIBM Community Involvement -- United Way / Triangle BikeworksOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about two more non-profit groups associated with IBM. United Way of the Greater Triangle has the backing of IBM in a number of initiatives. IBMer Rick Bowers is on the board; he'll fill us on a number of their good works. We'll also speak with IBMer Kevin Hicks. Kevin created an organization called 'Triangle Bikeworks' where he and other mentors take local youth on multi-day, long-distance bike trips. Teens are presented with educational opportunities and character development as they cycle across the state and country. Around the Triangle is sponsored by IBM...2019-10-1330 minAround the TriangleIBM Community Involvement -- STEM RTP / FIRST North CarolinaOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the first two non-profits in a series of eight we're profiling this month. All are involved in some way with IBM. Around the Triangle is sponsored by IBM and we're proud to highlight and promote the passion they have for our local community. STEM RTP and FIRST North Carolina are two organizations working to generate excitement about careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.2019-10-0630 minAround the TriangleThe Better Business Bureau's Golf Tournament & Secure Your ID Day / Campbell Law AnniversaryOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about two upcoming events put on by the Better Business Bureau serving Eastern North Carolina. They have their inaugural golf tournament October 18th at Drive Shack in Raleigh. They're also hosting another 'Secure Your ID Day' shred event October 26th. CEO Mallory Wojciechowski will share details. We'll also speak with J. Rich Leonard, dean of the Campbell University Law School. He'll reflect on the school's 40th anniversary and 10-years in downtown Raleigh.2019-09-2927 minAround the TriangleRaleigh Convention Center / Childhood Cancer Awareness / Campbell Law's 10/40 Bicycle RideOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about changes at the Raleigh Convention Center. Kerry Painter is the facility's new General Manager; she'll share details about upgrades and a new six-show ticket package. We'll also speak with Susan Braun, CEO of the V-Foundation as they raise awareness in the fight against childhood cancer. Then we'll wrap up the program with an invitation for you to join Campbell University's law school as they host two bike rides next weekend to commemorate important milestones in the school's history.2019-09-2230 minAround the Triangle'Support School Meals' / Oktoberfest / 2019 Irish Fest / 'Festival of Hope'On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about an effort to improve school meals. It's an initiative of the North Carolina Partnership for Child Nutrition. We'll also hear about a few festivals taking place next weekend; there's Oktoberfest with Durham's Glass Jug Beer Lab, 2019 Irish Fest in Wake Forest, and the Dementia Alliance of North Carolina is putting on their Festival of Hope and Walk to De-Feet Dementia.2019-09-1530 minAround the Triangle'Hunting the Caliphate' author Wes Bryant / 'Hops for Hope' fundraiserOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll continue our conversation with local author Wes Bryant. He's a retired USAF Master Sergeant whose book 'Hunting the Caliphate' reveals new details about the war against ISIS. We'll also talk about a fundraiser planned for next weekend in North Hills called 'Hops for Hope.' It's put on by Children's Flight of Hope, a local non-profit that provides air transportation to children in need of specialized medical care. CEO Haley Terry will share information about their mission and how you can get involved.2019-09-0830 minAround the TriangleTransfer Co. Food Hall / 'Hunting the Caliphate' author Wes BryantOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll speak with the general manager of Raleigh's newest food hall. Nick Neptune will tell us all about the Transfer Company Food Hall, on E. Davie Street. We'll also speak with Chatham County author Wes Bryant. He's a 20-year Air Force veteran who's written about his time controlling strike cells in the fight against ISIS. His book is called 'Hunting the Caliphate.'2019-09-0130 minAround the TrianglePassage Home - Ending poverty in Wake County / Advancements in HIV treatmentOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about a local non-profit working to end poverty in Wake County. CEO Seth Friedman will share details about their multi-pronged approach, which includes providing assistance in housing, workforce development and healthcare. We'll also talk today about advancements in treatment for HIV-positive residents. Doctor Kimberly Smith will share the latest research updates.2019-08-2528 minAround the TriangleSpecial Olympics 'Over the Edge / Activate Good '9/11 Day of Service'On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about an opportunity for you to rappel 30-stories down the Wells Fargo building in downtown Raleigh. It's a fundraiser by Special Olympics North Carolina called 'Over the Edge.' CEO Keith Fishburne joins us to share details about the annual event. We'll also talk about volunteer opportunities with local non-profits as Activate Good prepares for the annual '9/11 Day of Service.'2019-08-1829 minAround the TriangleClean Energy Job Growth / Teaching Kids Financial LiteracyOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk about how growth in the clean energy sector is changing the state's economy. A new report by Environmental Entrepreneurs breaks down the jobs available and the policies that spur their growth. Then in our second segment, we'll talk about kids and financial literacy. 12th-grade students will now have to pass a full-credit financial literacy course in order to graduate high school. We'll be joined by a certified financial planner to share strategies on how you can give your kids a head-start on this valuable education.2019-08-1130 minAround the TriangleHistory of BBQ / Hops & Blues Fest / Elder Finance FraudOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll dive into the storied history of barbecue in North Carolina. The City of Raleigh Museum has put together a new exhibit that explains how the 'Q became the state's favorite food. Director Ernest Dollar will give us a preview. From there, we'll learn about the new 'Hops & Blues' festival put on by The Glass Jug Beer Lab in Durham. The festival is a celebration of local hop-forward beers and local blues musicians. Finally, we'll talk with a financial expert about a new iniative by North Carolina and the FBI to fight financial fraud...2019-08-0528 minAround the TriangleUrban Ministries of Wake County / 'Kids Count Survey' resultsOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the works and mission of Urban Ministries of Wake County. They coordinate assistance for the county's vulnerable population in everything from food security and shelter to healthcare. Then, we'll talk about the state of North Carolina's children. The Annie E. Casey Foundation has released its annual child well-being report. President & CEO Lisa Hamilton will break down the rankings and talk about what the state is doing right and highlight areas where there's room for improvement.2019-07-2930 minAround the TriangleTriangle Addiction & Recovery ServicesOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the options available for community members struggling with addiction and recovery. Troy Manns and Tisha Roberson (Recovery Centers of North Carolina and the Alcohol Drug Council of North Carolina, respectively) will share their own personal stories of overcoming addiction and how they now use that experience to help change the lives of others.2019-07-2130 minAround the TriangleTriangle Addiction & Recovery ServicesOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the options available for community members struggling with addiction and recovery. Troy Manns and Tisha Roberson (Recovery Centers of North Carolina and the Alcohol Drug Council of North Carolina, respectively) will share their own personal stories of overcoming addiction and how they now use that experience to help change the lives of others.2019-07-1430 minAround the TriangleWomen's Theatre Festival / The V Foundation & the ESPYs / Medicaid ExpansionOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll hear from organizers of the Women's Theatre Festival in Raleigh. The three-day event gets underway Friday at venues around town. We'll also learn about how the V Foundation has teamed up with ESPN this week to raise money for cancer research. And finally, we'll explore the fight over Medicaid expansion and what that could mean for the state's next budget.2019-07-0829 minAround the TriangleCarolina Mudcats / 'Ice Bucket Challenge' 5-Year Anniversary / Heart HealthOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about some fun Fourth of July festivities hosted this week by the Carolina Mudcats. The ALS Association of North Carolina will then join us to talk about the 5-year anniversary of the 'Ice Bucket Challenge.' CEO Jerry Dawson will speak about progress made in the fight against Lou Gehrig's Disease. Then in our final segment, we'll wrap up Men's Health Month with a conversation about heart health. Bob Harper, former host of The Biggest Loser, will speak about his own heart attack and healing process.2019-06-3030 minAround the Triangle"Life Is Why We Give" / Hep-C Awareness / Preventing Food AllergiesOn this week's Around the Triangle, we're all about health! Advance Auto Parts has teamed up with the American Heart Association to raise money for the fight against cardiovascular disease and stroke. We'll also learn about an effort to raise awareness about a rise in cases of Hepatitis-C in the state. And finally, we'll speak with a doctor about new research into ways to prevent food allergies.2019-06-2328 minAround the TriangleAlzheimer's & Dementia Care / Prostate Cancer AwarenessOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about local resources available for those dealing with the effects of Alzheimer's disease and dementia. Tim and Gina Murray, owners of Aware Senior Care, will share information about the many options available. We'll also continue our theme of Men's Health Month with a discussion about new treatments in the fight against prostate cancer.2019-06-1630 minAround the TriangleDining with Dignity: 'A Place at the Table'On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll check-in with Maggie Kane. She's the Executive Director of the downtown Raleigh restaurant 'A Place at the Table.' They provide "dining with dignity" through their unique pay what you can system. Maggie has exciting news to share about the restaurant's upcoming expansion. Details at http://www.tableraleigh.org/.2019-06-0927 minAround the TriangleHurricane Preparedness / Men's Health MonthOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll kick-off the start of the 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season with storm tips from TV's 'Survivorman' Les Stroud. June is also Men's Health Month. We'll talk with an expert about diet and fitness trends, as well as ways we can make progress on getting healthy without sacrificing that occasional snack.2019-06-0222 minAround the TriangleTour D'Coop / Blondes vs. Brunettes / CEOs to KnowOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll hear about an opportunity to learn about urban chicken keeping. Tour D'Coop takes place next weekend in Wake County; we'll hear from an organizer. Also happening next weekend is the Alzheimer's Association's annual 'Blondes versus Brunettes' flag football game. Details in our second segment. Finally, an introduction to a new iHeartMedia series called 'CEOs to Know.' We sit down with the CEOs of local companies to hear about the good things they're doing in our community.2019-05-2629 minAround the TriangleRex Hospital Open / Daddy-Daughter Dance / Strawberry SeasonOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk with the tournament director of the Rex Hospital Open. The Web.com tour event happens at the end of May at Wakefield Plantation. We'll also learn about another event happening this spring in Knightdale; it's the Parks & Recreation department's annual 'Daddy-Daughter Dance.' Registration details can be found at https://www.knightdalenc.gov/departments/parks-recreation-and-cultural-programs/festivals-and-events/daddy-daughter-dance. And finally, May is 'Strawberry Month' in North Carolina. A Department of Agriculture spokesman will join us to talk about this year's crop.2019-05-1925 minAround the TriangleKeep Durham Beautiful / The Humbled Initiative / Flea & Tick SafetyOn this week's Around the Triangle, golf for a greener Durham. 'Keep Durham Beautiful' will host their annual Spring Golf Classic on Friday. We'll have details about how you can get involved. We'll also speak with the executive director of a non-profit working to raise money for college scholarships and the fight against Leukemia. And in our final segment, a veterinarian will join us to talk about how we can best protect our pets from fleas and ticks this summer.2019-05-1224 minAround the TriangleAuthor Carrie Knowles / Women's Theatre FestivalOn this week's Around the Triangle, we're talking local arts! Author Carrie Knowles joins us to speak about her new book release. It's a collection of 17 short stories called 'Black Tie: Optional.' Carrie has partnered with the Women's Theatre Festival, of Raleigh, to produce one of these stories as a play. We'll also hear from Executive Director Johanna Maynard Edwards. Find details at: https://www.womenstheatrefestival.com/six2019-05-0526 minAround the TriangleWildfire Prevention Day / Cyber Threats / Red Wolf PupsOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll speak with Hannah Thompson-Welch with the North Carolina Forest Service. Wildfire Prevention Day is coming up May 4th; Hannah will share a number of ways you can keep yourself, your family and your home safe. In our second segment, we'll learn about the rise in cyber threats. Hackers are targeting business and government systems -- like last month in Orange County. We'll talk with an expert who has tips businesses can use to keep their networks and data secure. Finally, Earth Day marked the birth of a new litter of endangered Red Wolf...2019-04-2822 minAround the TriangleMarbles Kids Museum / 'Secure Your ID Day'On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about changes at Marbles Kids Museum. Thanks to a grant from Capital Bank, they've renovated a portion of the museum's 'Moneypalooza' section. Museum CEO Sally Edwards and Capital Bank President Laura Bunn join us in-studio. We'll also get details about next weekend's 'Secure Your ID Day' event in Raleigh. Put on by the Better Business Bureau, the event offers an opportunity to safely and properly dispose of paperwork and unwanted electronics.2019-04-2130 minAround the Triangle'Angels Among Us' 5k Run & Walk of Hope / The Carolina MudcatsOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll check in with 'Angels Among Us' as they prepare for their annual 5k Run & Walk of Hope. The event, now in its 26th year, raises money to benefit the Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke. Get details at http://www.angelsamongus.org/. In our second segment, we'll speak with the assistant general manager of the Carolina Mudcats as their 2019 season gets underway at Five County Stadium.2019-04-1430 minAround the Triangle'More Powerful NC' -- Overpowering NC's Opioid EpidemicOn this week's Around the Triangle, we talk about opioids, addiction and recovery. A new, statewide, public awareness campaign kicked off last week called 'More Powerful NC.' Opioid-related overdose deaths in North Carolina have doubled in the past ten years. We'll speak with an addiction specialist to talk about the road to recovery. Learn more about the campaign at http://www.MorePowerfulNC.com/.2019-04-0722 minAround the Triangle'Raleigh History Month' / 75th Innovation Command hubOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk with City of Raleigh Museum director Ernest Dollar. The museum has a number of activities planned for 'Raleigh History Month.' Get details at http://www.cityofraleighmuseum.org/. We'll also speak with Major General James Young, Jr., with the U.S. Army Reserve. He'll tell us about the military's plans to set up a hub in Raleigh for the Army's 75th Innovation Command.2019-03-3126 minAround the TriangleThe Scrap Exchange / Jersey Mike's 'Month of Giving'On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn more about the work of The Scrap Exchange in Durham. They have a Sustainability Expo next weekend; details at http://www.scrapexchange.org/. We'll also speak with the operator of a local Jersey Mike's franchise about their 'Month of Giving' initiative underway now. They're raising money to benefit a local non-profit called Military Missions in Action. Learn more at http://www.militarymissionsinaction.org/.2019-03-2424 minAround the TriangleThe V Foundation for Cancer Research / 'National Nutrition Month'On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn more about the Spring fundraising initiatives of the V Foundation for Cancer Research, including the upcoming 'Victory Ride.' More than 225-million-dollars has been donated since the foundation began in 1993. Also today, March is 'National Nutrition Month' -- we'll speak with a dietician about some ways we can ensure our kids are getting the healthy nutrition they need.2019-03-1724 minAround the TriangleRaleigh Summer Youth Employment OpportunitiesOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about summer youth employment opportunities through the City of Raleigh. Teens between the ages of 15 and 18 can apply for a variety of summer jobs. Coordinator Kaylah Dell Nance and Youth Services Director Cathey Ector-Cox join us in-studio to share details about the program. Face-to-face interviews are happening now; apply online at https://www.raleighnc.gov/.2019-03-1024 minAround the TriangleNorth Carolina Needs Volunteer FirefightersOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the ongoing need for volunteer firefighters. More than 70-percent of the state's firefighters perform the job as volunteers... but, on average, departments across North Carolina report an overall yearly decline of approximately 600 volunteers. Fire Chief Brian Causey and Volunteer Firefighter Arch Hamilton will share their experiences with the fire service and talk about ways you can get involved. Learn more at http://www.volunteerfirenc.org/.2019-03-0324 minAround the TrianglePet Adoption: Alley Cats and AngelsOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about a local non-profit called 'Alley Cats and Angels.' They're an all-volunteer, foster-based, cat rescue dedicated to improving the lives of stray, abandoned and feral cats. They also work to reduce the number of homeless cats in the Triangle through their adoption, barn cat and spay/neuter assistance programs. Learn more at http://alleycatsandangels.org/2019-02-2425 minAround the TriangleADDICTION: Recovery Communities of North CarolinaOn this week’s Around the Triangle, we talk with Troy Manns – Director of Outreach and Education with Recovery Communities of North Carolina. RCNC is a non-profit community organization formed to advocate for those suffering from drug and alcohol addiction. To learn more about their mission, visit http://www.rcnc.org/.2019-02-1722 minAround the TriangleTravel Tips from RDU / Tech Trends in Hiring / The Victory RideOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about new travel destinations soon to be available out of Raleigh-Durham International. We'll also get some tips to save money on travel this year. The outlook for tech-hiring in the Triangle is positive. Chris McCrea, with Robert Half Technology, will join us to talk about hiring trends. And finally, we'll check in with the V-Foundation's Sherrie Mazur to learn about plans for this year's 'Victory Ride' fundraiser.2019-02-1025 minAround the TriangleCarolina Ballet 'Love in the Times of the Day'On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll speak with the Artistic Director and CEO of Carolina Ballet, Robert Weiss. He'll join us to talk about the world premiere of his new ballet, 'Love in the Times of the Day.' The production runs through February 17th at the Duke Energy Center. More details at http://www.carolinaballet.com/.2019-02-0322 minAround the Triangle'Play 4 Kay' & The Kay Yow Cancer Fund / The 2019 Job MarketOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the work of the Kay Yow Cancer Fund and their 'Play 4 Kay' fundraiser. Donate here: https://kayyow.com/play4kay/about/. We'll also talk about the job market, as the new year gets underway. According to LinkedIn, this is the time of year more of us transition to new employment opportunities. If you're in the market for a new job, we'll have tips you can use in your search.2019-01-2724 minAround the TriangleMLK Celebrations / Carolinas Aviation Museum / Red Cross Blood DriveOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk about the various events happening to honor the memory and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We'll also check-in with the Carolinas Aviation Museum to learn about the 10-year anniversary celebration that happened this past week regarding the 'Miracle on the Hudson' flight; we'll also learn how you can check out the actual plane involved in that incident. Finally, we'll talk with Barry Porter of the American Red Cross. They need blood donors and are holding a blood drive this week at Crabtree Valley Mall.2019-01-2122 minAround the TriangleThe V Foundation's 'Victory Ride' / Hidden Sugar DangersOn this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk with the V Foundation's Sherrie Mazur about how you can work on getting healthy in 2019 while, at the same time, raising money for cancer research. It's the annual 'Victory Ride' fundraiser and it's happening this spring. We'll have some training tips, too. Get more information at http://www.thevictoryride.org/. Finally, getting healthy starts in the kitchen... we'll talk about the dangers of "hidden sugars" lurking in your pantry.2019-01-1322 minAround the TriangleNC State Capitol, History & RenovationsOn this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk with Terra Schramm, Site Administrator at the North Carolina State Capitol. She's in-studio to tell us about some changes happening at the historic building this year. We'll also discuss the history of the state Capitol, some of the building's lesser-known features and learn how you can get a behind-the-scenes peek at the governor's office and other areas usually off-limits to the general public.2019-01-0623 minAround the TriangleChristmas Tree Recycling / Addiction & Recovery -- 12/30/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk about some of the recycling options you have at your disposal to get rid of Christmas trees and all the boxes you've collected over the past week. We'll also discuss the topic of addiction and recovery; Troy Manns from Recovery Communities of North Carolina is here to talk about breaking the stigma of addiction and getting help to those in need.2018-12-3023 minAround the TriangleLocal Dining Spotlight: A Place at the Table -- 12/23/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll check-in with a non-profit, downtown Raleigh restaurant called 'A Place at the Table.' They have a unique "pay-what-you-can" model and are just about to wrap up their first year in business. Executive Director Maggie Kane joins us to speak about the impact and challenges of operating such a restaurant.Learn more at https://tableraleigh.org2018-12-2422 minAround the TriangleSeasonal Productivity / Flu Season / Holiday Party Do's & Don'ts -- 12/16/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll talk about the local results of a new survey on holiday season employee productivity. We'll also learn about prevention efforts and new diagnostic testing underway to help slow the spread of seasonal flu, and in our final segment, we'll discuss holiday party "do's and don'ts.2018-12-1622 minAround the TrianglePeanut Allergy awareness / Carolina Ballet's 'The Nutcracker' -- 12/9/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about a new treatment being developed forchildren with peanut allergy. Clinical testing was done at the University of North Carolina on an exposure protocol to help children build a tolerance. We'll also learn about a new campaign underway to raise awareness about peanut allergy. Finally, we'll check in with Carolina Ballet to hear details about this year's production of 'The Nutcracker.'2018-12-0922 minAround the TriangleFood Bank CENC / The V-Foundation's "V Week" -- 12/2/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the ongoing work of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina. We'll also learn about what the V Foundation is doing for "V Week" as they raise money to fund research to end cancer.2018-12-0225 minAround the TriangleDix Park at COR Museum / NCSU Women's Basketball -- 11/25/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the past -- and future -- of Dix Park. Ernest Dollar, Director of the City of Raleigh Museum, will speak about an exhibit featuring the history of the city's newest green space. We'll also hear from NCSU women's basketball coach Wes Moore. He'll talk about the season ahead and the annual 'Play for Kay' event next spring.2018-11-2627 minAround the Triangle'Chefs for Seniors' / Cyber-Security -- 11/18/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll profile a new, local business providing at-home meal-preparation services for senior citizens. It's called Chefs for Seniors; we'll speak with the owners. We'll also tackle the topic of cyber-security in the wake of several high-profile data breaches.2018-11-1825 minAround the Triangle'Give Gala 2018' / Raleigh Christmas Parade -- 11/11/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll learn about what's being called "The Worst Fundraiser Ever." It's Give Gala 2018; a unique way to help out and promises to be a fun evening for everyone. In our second segment, we'll also get details about the 2018 ABC-11 Raleigh Christmas Parade presented by Shop Local Raleigh. (Saturday, November 17th.)http://www.givegala.org | http://www.grma.org/christmas-parade2018-11-1123 minAround the TriangleTriangle Survivors of Suicide -- "Survivor's Walk" -- 11/4/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll speak with two representatives of the group Triangle Survivors of Suicide. Their annual "Survivor's Walk" will take place next Sunday, October 11th, in downtown Raleigh. Learn more at https://www.trianglesos.org/.FOR HELP NOW, call: HopelineNC -- 919-231-4525... or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline -- 800-273-8255 (TALK).2018-11-0427 minAround the TriangleThe "Haunted" Triangle -- w/ Tobacco Road ToursOn this week's special Halloween edition of Around the Triangle, we'll learn about locations in Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill that many believe to be haunted. Brad Kennedy, from Tobacco Road Tours, will be our guide through stories that document purported paranormal activity. You can learn more about Brad's company and tour options available at https://tobaccoroadtours.com/.2018-10-2823 minAround the Triangle'Secure Your ID Day' / Energy Action Month / NC Small Business Survey -- 10/21/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll learn about the Better Business Bureau's 'Secure Your ID Day' event. It's a FREE paper shredding and electronics-recycling program happening next weekend in Raleigh. In our second segment, October is Energy Action Month; we'll learn conservation tips we can use in our homes and businesses to save money. Finally, in our third segment, we'll learn the results of a nationwide survey that ranks states by how friendly they are for small business.2018-10-2122 minAround the TriangleBraswell Family Farms / 'Eat to Defeat ALS' with Hen in a Hurry -- 10/14/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll speak with Trey Braswell, president of Braswell Family Farms as they celebrate the farm's 75th anniversary. We'll also learn about a fundraising opportunity being coordinated by a local business to raise money for ALS research. 'Hen in a Hurry' will donate $10 for every meal purchased. Details at https://heninahurry.com/2018-10-1422 minAround the Triangle'Fire Prevention Week' / Durham's "ReUse Rodeo" -- 10/7/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk fire safety. October 7th through the 13th is 'Fire Prevention Week.' We're joined in-studio by two of Raleigh's Bravest to talk about their fire safety education programs. We'll also learn about a reuse and recycle event put on by the city of Durham. Dawn Keyser from "Keep Durham Beautiful" will tell us all about the upcoming "ReUse Rodeo."2018-10-0722 minAround the TriangleHealing Transitions: 'National Recovery Month' Part 2 -- 9/30/18September is 'National Recovery Month.' On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll continue our conversation with Chris Budnick, Executive Director of Healing Transitions. They're a local non-profit that offers innovative peer-based recovery-oriented services to homeless and underserved individuals with alcoholism and other drug addictions. The program is specifically designed to rekindle a person’s desire and ability to return to a meaningful and productive life. Details at http://healing-transitions.org/To contribute financially to Healing Transitions' National Recovery Month fundraising goal: https://healing-transitions.org/get-involved/donations/2018-09-3022 minAround the TriangleHealing Transitions: 'National Recovery Month' -- 9/23/18September is 'National Recovery Month.' On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll speak with Chris Budnick, Executive Director of Healing Transitions. They're a local non-profit that offers innovative peer-based recovery-oriented services to homeless and underserved individuals with alcoholism and other drug addictions. The program is specifically designed to rekindle a person’s desire and ability to return to a meaningful and productive life. Details at http://healing-transitions.org/To contribute financially to Healing Transitions' National Recovery Month fundraising goal: https://healing-transitions.org/get-involved/donations/2018-09-2322 minAround the Triangle'The Produce Project' -- 9/9/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk with Mike Shumake and Ashley Brennan with 'The Produce Project.' The non-profit works to provide access to healthy food, decrease the burden of finding and purchasing fresh food, and works to teach practical, hands-on entrepreneurial skills to school students. Learn more at https://www.produceproject.org/.2018-09-0922 minAround the TriangleActivate Good '9/11 Day of Service' / Raleigh Korean Festival -- 9/2/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll learn about volunteer opportunities throughout the region. Local non-profit Activate Good is coordinating their annual '9/11 Day of Service; Executive Director Amber Smith will fill us in on all the details. Also, coming up later this month, the North Carolina State Fairgrounds will host the Han Ma Dang Raleigh Korean Festival. Organizer Hyejin Ann will share information about all the performances, food and shopping we can expect. Get information at http://www.rkfest.com.2018-09-0322 minAround the TriangleBack-to-School Tips / Human Trafficking / College Football -- 8/26/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk back-to-school tips with life coach Krista Rizzo. We'll also discuss the rise in human trafficking cases in North Carolina, and we'll wrap-up the show with a look at the upcoming college football season.2018-08-2622 minAround the TriangleLonerider Brewing Company / Durham Distillery -- 8/19/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk more about North Carolina's craft beer scene and the growing business of craft spirits. Sumit Vohra, of Lonerider Brewing Company, and Melissa Katrincic, of Durham Distillery, are here with their perspectives on the industry as well as information about the launch of some new products.2018-08-1922 minAround the TriangleTextbooks via Subscription / Sports Injuries & Concussions -- 8/12/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll speak with the CEO of a company that's launched a subscription service for college course materials. It's a move he says could save students hundreds of dollars each semester. Also, as students at all levels of education head back to school we'll discuss sports injuries with Dr. Michael Lewis. He'll join us to talk about the trauma symptoms parents need to look out for, as well as new treatment options for dealing with concussions.2018-08-1222 minAround the TriangleAuthentic "LOCAL" Craft Beer / America's 'Run For The Fallen' -- 8/5/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll speak with Julia Herz from the Brewers Association about the state of North Carolina's craft beer industry and how to find authentically local craft beer versus big industry beers. We'll also talk with the organizer of a coast-to-coast run that honors the nearly 20,000 American servicemembers killed in the War on Terror. America's 'Run for the Fallen' spent 9 days of their journey running through North Carolina.2018-08-0522 minAround the TriangleHopeLine-NC Suicide/Crisis Intervention Hotline -- 7/29/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll speak with Lauren Foster and Barry Bryant of HopeLine NC. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the suicide rate in North Carolina has risen nearly 13-percent since 1999. Lauren and Barry will talk about the work of HopeLine and share some of the assistance available for those in crisis. Counselors are available at 919-231-4525. You can also get more information at http://www.hopeline-nc.org.2018-07-3022 minAround the TriangleThe City of Raleigh Museum's 'Cameron Village Underground' Exhibit-- 7/22/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll learn all about one of Raleigh's hidden gems: The old 'Underground' performance space under Cameron Village. It was home to several nightclubs in the 1970s and '80s and hosted a multitude of national, regional and local acts. Ernest Dollar from the City of Raleigh Museum is here to talk about a new exhibit that opens this week featuring more than a hundred photographs from the Underground's heyday. Photographer Chris Seward, whose photos make up the exhibit, will also join us to share his memories of the space, memorable performances he witnessed, and...2018-07-2222 minAround the TriangleThe V-Foundation & ESPY Week / Mental Health Stigma / 'Summer Fun Days' -- 7/15/18On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll speak with the V-Foundation's Katie Sweet about the annual ESPY Week celebrations and their ongoing cancer research fundraising activities. In segment two, we'll explore overcoming the stigma associated with mental health as it relates to an uptick in the number of suicides in the state. And finally, if you're looking for something fun to do this summer with your little ones, Crabtree Valley Mall has launched their "Summer Fun Days" program. Crabtree's Kristin Hoenig will give us a rundown of available activities.2018-07-1522 minAround the TriangleOvercoming Addiction, Part 2 / Protection from Ticks & Mosquitoes -- 7/8/2018On this week's Around the Triangle, we welcome back Troy Manns, statewide Manager of Advocacy and Education with 'Recovery Communities of North Carolina as we continue our conversation about drug abuse and addiction. Last week we talked about identifying the signs of abuse; this week, Troy will focus on recovery efforts and services available for those in need. We'll wrap up the show with Dr. George Parada to talk about summertime pests and the steps we can take to limit our exposure and stay safe.2018-07-0822 minAround the TriangleOvercoming and Fighting the Stigma of Drug Abuse and Addiction, Part 1 -- 7/1/2018On this week's Around the Triangle, we'll speak with Troy Manns, statewide Manager of Advocacy and Education with 'Recovery Communities of North Carolina' (RCNC). Troy is here to talk about North Carolina's opioid crisis and how to promote recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.2018-07-0122 minAround the TriangleSaving & Retirement Planning for Recent Grads -- 6/24/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll speak with TIAA's Molly McCormack. She's here to talk about about how recent college graduates can get started on the path to savings and retirement planning, despite the sometimes staggering student loan debt many graduates carry. She'll also share financial strategies we can all use to ensure a better financial future.2018-06-2422 minAround the TriangleCancer Survivor's Month / Carolina League All-Star Game / "Rock the Park" -- 6/17/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk with 7-time Olympic medalist Shannon Miller about 'Cancer Survivor's Month.' Shannon is a cancer survivor herself and will speak about her recovery journey and share some resources available for other cancer survivors. Also, the 2018 Carolina League All-Star game takes place Tuesday at Five-County Stadium in Zebulon; Mudcats Assistant General Manager Eric Gardner is here with all the details. And we'll also speak with Cyndi Booth from the City of Durham about their new "Rock the Park" summer concert and movie series.2018-06-1722 minAround the TriangleRed Cross Blood Drive / Army Sustainability -- 6/10/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk with Mike Taylor from the American Red Cross. He has all the details about iHeartMedia's 3rd annual Rock 'n Roll Up Your Sleeves Blood Drive this week at Crabtree Valley Mall. We'll also learn about a new program by the Army Reserve focused on sustainability efforts and what that means for military installations in North Carolina.2018-06-1022 minAround the TriangleAlzheimer's Association / Knightdale's 'Daddy-Daughter Dance' -- 6/3/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk with representatives from the National Alzheimer's Association. June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness month; they're hosting a conference June 8th about dementia research, clinical strategies and advocacy efforts to improve the lives of those affected by the disease. We'll also learn about an opportunity for fathers and daughters to have a special night out in Knightdale... the annual 'Daddy-Daughter Dance,' June 15th.2018-06-0322 minAround the TriangleRex Hospital Open / Keep Durham Beautiful / Blondes vs Brunettes -- 5/27/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk with Brian Krusoe, Tournament Director of the Rex Hospital Open. He's here with details about next weekend's four-day event. We'll also learn about a tire recycling initiative by the city of Durham and the annual 'Blondes vs Brunettes' game to benefit the National Alzheimer's Association.2018-05-2922 minAround the TriangleHurricane Season / ACC Baseball FanFest / Freedom Balloon Fest -- 5/20/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk storm preparations and what to expect ahead of the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season. Ashleigh Bachert, Executive Director of the Durham Sports Commission will join us in-studio to talk about next weekend's ACC Baseball Fanfest. And we'll also learn about the four-day Freedom Balloon Fest happening Memorial Day weekend in Fuquay-Varina.2018-05-2022 minAround the Triangle"Strawberry Month" / The V Foundation's 'Victory Ride' / NC Aquarium -- 5/13/18On this week's edition of Around the Triangle, we'll talk strawberry season with David Pope, of Pope's Strawberry Farm in Knightdale. We'll also hear from Ryan Switzer, a cancer survivor and participant in next weekend's V Foundation 'Victory Ride' fundraiser. And finally, the North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knolls Shore was named one of the Top-10 aquariums in the country; we'll talk with Aquarium Director Hap Fatzinger.2018-05-1322 min