CharlotteFive's Sarah Crosland and Corey Inscoe describe their perfect Bachelor and Bachelorette weekends in the Queen City.

Then Tommy Viola of the Charlotte Knights joins the show. Tommy is the Director of PR for the Charlotte Knights and discusses everything from promotions, the changing skyline, and what to expect from a ballgame in BB&T Park this season.

CharlotteFive's Sarah Crosland and Corey Inscoe discuss how the neighborhood brackets story nearly ripped apart the newsroom.

Then, Charlotte City Council Member Dimple Ajmera joins the CharlotteFive Podcast to discuss her role as the youngest woman, the first Asian-American, and the first Millennial to serve on Charlotte's City Council.

BONUS EPISODE: Sarah Crosland and Corey Inscoe chats with Jamie Lynch and Jamie Whalen at 35 Below!

CharlotteFive's Sarah Crosland and Corey Inscoe discuss how "The Media" is portrayed and how it will evolve in a new era of news and journalism.

Charlotte City Council Candidate Larken Egelston also joins the CharlotteFive Podcast to discuss his candidacy and how people can get involved in the city.

Hilliard Studio Method's Liz and Clary Hilliard joins the CharlotteFive Podcast with Corey Inscoe and Sarah Crosland to discuss opening their own fitness studio, what it's like to work together with family, and how to stay motivated to health and also their business.

Corey and Sarah also discuss Soccer in Charlotte, and how to celebrate International Women's Day in the Queen City.

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Katy Kindred joins the CharlotteFive Podcast with Corey Inscoe and Sarah Crosland to discuss the journey of the restaurant Kindred.

Corey Inscoe and Sarah Crosland also discuss the top 10 things to do in March.

How has Charlotte's past with segregation affected neighborhoods now?

Dr. Tom Hanchett joins the CharlotteFive Podcast with Corey Inscoe and Sarah Crosland to discuss Charlotte's history of segregation and how we can learn from the past as we affect our future.

Corey Inscoe and Sarah Crosland also discuss how neighborhoods got their names, CIAA weekend, and being on TuneIn Radio.

"The Wedge" and "The Neck" referenced by Dr. Hanchett can be viewed here: http://bit.ly/2lJU7tS

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What's it like to be at the center of history? What if you don't even know it?

Dorothy Counts-Scoggins was one of the first African-American students to be integrated in public schools in Charlotte, but withdrew from her school after four days due to concerns about safety.

Corey Inscoe and Richard Brooke also discuss the potential HB2 Repeal Deal.

What's it like to organize a peaceful protest? And what happens when it works?

Charles Jones is an attorney who lives in Charlotte, but his story is not about his profession. He was the main organizer of the Charlotte Sit-Ins during the 1960s, and he discusses his time with Martin Luther King Jr.

CharlotteFive's Sarah Crosland and Corey Inscoe sit down with Representative Kelly Alexander and Historian Brenda Tindal on this week's episode of the CharlotteFive Podcast.

The CharlotteFive Podcast will be celebrating Black History Month all this month and this is part 1 of our series.