Eye on the Triangle

Corrina Ruffieux joins Jonathon Eigenmann today to talk about the Hot Cocoa Crawl that is currently underway and about all the different types of experiences and hot chocolate that one can enjoy to their fullest. They will also discuss the Hot Cocoa Crawl's impact and what it will do for the community moving forward.

Aria Keyser sits down with Jonathon Eigenmann to talk about what goes into being an RA at NC State as well as the responsibilities, goals, and impact it has on her school and professional life. They will also dig a little deeper into what Covid has done to impact her role and how she has adjusted to the times to do the duties she has been told to do.

On October 30th, the African American Cultural Center in partnership with Veteran Affairs and Student Media hosted the Harambee block party. In this episode, Jeanine Ikekhua speaks with black students and some the African American Cultural Center's staff member about their experience as black people at NC State.

In this episode, Aidan Farmer interviews retiring North Carolina State University English Professor Dr. Cat Warren. She shares her thoughts on journalism, non-fiction writing, her book “What the Dog Knows,” and her panel at the Fall 2021 North Carolina Writers’ Network Conference titled, “To Tell the Truth.”

In this episode, Jonathan Eigenmann interviews the Director of Wellness at NC State University, Shannon DuPree. Shannon DuPree is sitting down with Jonathan Eigenmann today to talk about the mental health and substance use challenges going on today. She will also talk about the training itself and the details behind how identifying, understanding, and responding to these challenges can help participants involved in the training save a life.

In this episode, I speak with Marcy Bullock who is the Director of Career Development at NC State about the steps students should take in order to figure out their dream career.

Jonathon Eigenmann sits down today with Mia Partlow, Resource sharing Librarian at NC State. She is sitting down with him today to talk about the physical textbook lending service that is coming back with logistics and processes behind it as campus continues its path to going back to normal.

This year is the 30th anniversary of the Witherspoon building. In celebration, the African American Cultural Center is partnering with Military & Veteran Affairs and Student Media to host Harambee. In this episode, I interviewed the leaders of these departments. These leaders include the director of the African American Cultural Center ,angela gay audre, the director of Military and Veteran Services, Nick Drake, and the director of Student Media, Patrick Neal. I also interviewed former program director of the African American Culture Center, Mama Toni Thorpe. I spoke to these leaders and former leaders about their individual departments housed in the Witherspoon building and the impact of Dr. Witherspoon's legacy.

Jonathon Eigenmann speaks with Artistic Director Jerome Davis to talk about the upcoming 25th anniversary season of the company and its progress from how it started to its sustainability as it continues to entertain and impress the masses.

In this episode, Owen Cutter covers the Highlight Fashion Concepts Show in Downtown Raleigh. He specifically interviews the organizer of the show, one of the designers that is featured in the show and the entertainer of the night.