We continue our series of conversations with the candidates running for US Congress with Wesley Casteen. The NC Arboretum helps support the state's craft industry. And a Raleigh company is brewing up big business with its small product.

Representative Alma Adams talks about her platform as she runs for Congress. The NC Cooperative Extension helps consumers connect with their local farmers. A special program helps first generation farmers get started in the business.

A Duke scientist has developed a suit that allows its wearer to control their body with their mind. Researchers are studying aerodynamics & physiology in a special wind tunnel. And a look at efforts to combat Sickle Cell Disease.

We continue our series of conversations with the candidates running for US Congress as we talk to Laura Fjeld. Pine Knot Farms uses traditional farming techniques. Ocracoke Fig Cake is a favorite traditional NC food. And the town of Washington has a rich history.

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center is using new neo natal monitors to help parents monitor their babies. WFBMC is also working on ways to develop faster, less expensive therapies. Chapel Hill entrepreneurs are bringing business to our state. And author Katy Simpson Smith talks about her new book.

The Discovery Place Education Studio holds continuing ed classes for teachers. PBS Digital Innovator Mallory Mbalia talks about education resources available online for use in the classroom. The 39th annual UNC Charlotte International Festival takes place this weekend. And Melissa Beard previews this weekend's International Festival in Raleigh.

The NC Symphony's Music Workshop program brings classical music into the classroom. Music Director Grant Llewellyn gives a preview of the NC Symphony's new season. And we meet a scientist who specializes in snakes.

Sen.Kay Hagan talks about the issues of importance to NC. September is Hunger Action Month, we'll look at several organizations working to provide hunger relief in our state. One family business has found a way to combat hunger in some of the neediest areas. And parents & students in Erwin are reusing an old football field to create a community garden.

The Triangle region ranks in the Top 10 nationally for entrepreneurship. Ken Burns debuts a new documentary on The Roosevelts. And presidential historian Dr. William Leuchtenburg talks about the Roosevelts' history & legacy.

Bull City history is told at the Durham History Hub. A Cary woman is archiving marital history with her wedding dress collection. The Havelock Tourist Center helps visitors experience the history of Craven County. And Julie Amani & David Bass talk traditional music in a preview of the annual Hoppin' John Festival.