Eye on the Triangle

Mike and Tom start with the news. VIP has Jim Ceresnak and Jay Dawkins cover NC State’s past year. Community Canvas covers The Beast work with NC schools. Hear This recaps 2009 in local music. Logan Scarborough is our Wolfpacker of the Week.

This week Jack and Even start us off with news. Derek, Coop, and Tyler highlight the previous NC State football season. Mike talks to the members of Burning Coal Theater, and Helen Dear talks to us about Windhover open mic night.

This week we discuss the flag football game between The Daily Tarheel and The Technician. In sports Wolfpacks basketball and football teams are debated. VIP and Soundbytes focus on Talley renovations, and In Hear This Paul Finn talks about Odessa Records.

This week we discuss world news, we talk with David Rainer, Tyler and Derek talk Wolfpack sports, Mike Alston covers band LUD, and in Soundbytes Matt Moore the ban on texting while driving.

Non-profits are the focus of this show, as we talk with representatives from the NCSU Career Center and 1304 Bikes.

This week we talk with Agromeck editor Bryant Robbins and former editor John Cooper Elias about the state of college yearbooks. Mike Alston also talks with WKNC’s Damian Maddalena about the station’s upcoming War of the Worlds Halloween broadcast.

Eye on the Triangle’s Chris Cioffi takes us a Very Important Place - the North Carolina State Fair.

After a hefty dose of news from Jack Boyer and Evan Garris, we debut our new Eye on the Triangle sports segment with Sean Klemm and Tyler Everett from the NCSU Technician.

After you got a brief rundown of the latest news from Eye on the Triangle, we kicked the show off with two great, short monologues. Saja Hindi sat down with two VIP N.C. State fans — one is a student who doesn’t particularly enjoy football games but sometimes attends tailgates for the social atmosphere and one is an alumnus who is such a sports devotee, he now is interning at the Wolfpack Club.

There’s a lot of planning that goes into football games — an event that attracts more than 60,000 people. Athletics works in collaboration with Campus Police, Raleigh Police, Raleigh EMS among other groups to make sure games go as planned. This planning, without a doubt, includes preparations for tailgating — the gameday experience before the game.