Charlotte Five's Sallie Funderburk and new podcast co-host Alicia Thomas take the show to the streets of Uptown to try to find out what people in a hurry think about the place where they live.

Charlotte twin sisters Meghan and Kelly Fillnow join Sallie Funderburk and guest host Théoden Janes to talk about living as twins, and their philosophy of "relentless positivity."

Sarah Blake Morgan spent four years as a reporter for WBTV in Charlotte.  This week she sits down with Sallie Funderburk and Sean Clark-Weiss to talk about her career as a Multi-Media Journalist (MMJ), her time at WBTV, and covering intense stories on live television.

In 2015, Jenn Baxter downsized and moved into a tiny house, sharing her story with the world on HGTV and in SouthPark Magazine.  This week, she joins Sean and Sallie to follow up, to offer advice to anyone considering a tiny house, and to explain why she thinks her first tiny house fell apart.

WFAE's "She Says" podcast is one of the most-listened-to podcasts in the country this week. It tells the story of a Charlotte woman's three-year search for justice after she was sexually assaulted. On this edition of The Charlotte 5 Podcast, "She Says" producer Joni Deutsch, Investigative Reporter Sarah Delia and reporterAlex Olgin join Sean and Sallie from WFAE's studios to talk about the case, how the podcast came together, CMPD's response to sexual assault victims, and the attention the podcast has received.

HR Generalist and Recruiter Mike Andersen, from Charlotte-based Xceleration (Xceleration.com), offers advice and inside HR information about applying for a job, the most common mistakes made by job-seekers, how much follow-up is appropriate, how to make your resume stand out in the pile, and the importance of the cover letter.

Feeling overwhelmed? Like time isn't on your side? Charlotte Life Coach Sarah Olin joins Sallie Funderburk and Sean Clark-Weiss in-studio to discuss what's really behind your feelings of inadequacy.

Is Charlotte a good place to start a business? Juan Garzon from StartCharlotte and PitchBreakfast joins Sean and Sallie for a frank talk about where the city can improve to attract more startups, what it takes to move your ideas into action, and what investors are really looking for.

Charlotte Observer Food Editor Kathleen Purvis in-studio to talk about the many new restaurant concepts coming to Charlotte, her favorite places to eat, the Park Road Shopping Center's renaissance, and when can we expect a Queen City chef to win The James Beard Award?