Healthy Juices and Smoothies: Kathy Clark
Radio Camper Celia Bennet talks to Kathy Clark. Clark wants to run her own mobile juice and smoothie business called Juicy Stuff. She has a Kickstarter campaign to fund the project.
Radio Camper Celia Bennet talks to Kathy Clark. Clark wants to run her own mobile juice and smoothie business called Juicy Stuff. She has a Kickstarter campaign to fund the project.
Radio Camper Ankhusmet Lynch-Wade talks to Geoff Foster. Foster is the President and CEO of Core Technology Molding Group.
Radio Camper Quinn McCrea talks to Jesse Anderson. Anderson is a Park Ranger at Pilot Mountain State Park.
Radio Camper Obadele Akan speaks to Lia Miller, the Executive Director of the Creative Aging Network. The Network enhances the lives of seniors through creative self-expression.
A Greensboro man recognized as the longest tenured Eagle Scout has died. WFDD's Paul Garber reports on the passing of 103-year-old Robert Dick Douglas.
Radio Camper Jessi Denny talks to Ken Brown. Brown is a guitar performer, instructor, and composer. He uses his music and psychology degrees to teach guitar to all learners.
Radio Camper Jack Polakovic talks to Joe Scott. Scott is the owner of Geeksboro, a coffee shop and independent movie theater.
By now, public radio listeners know Kelly McEvers.
In 1999, Patrick Ireland was a 17-year-old junior at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. Ireland was in the school library when a shooting rampage began.
One of the Southeast's biggest festivals returns to the Triad Saturday.