
"Eye on the Triangle" is your source for local news, reviews and interviews. Roughly an hour of programming, this block is essentially the NPR of WKNC. Tune in to hear about news and events around Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and the surrounding communities. To find out more about our program or learn how NC State students can join the team, email us at wknc-publicaffairs@ncsu.edu.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 442 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsEducation | |||

Vick Hernandez visits the Raleigh Fringe Festival with a deep dive into the history of fringe, organization of the festival, and special interviews with some of the artists and entertainers.
Before that, Autumn Smith sits down with Kai Nicanor and ... more
Raleigh's new Fourth Ward District, focusing on the entertainment block in the south downtown area, is named to commemorate and honor the Fourth Ward neighbourhood, a Black community that was destroyed in the 1970s. In this episode, Autumn Smith talk... more
Autumn Smith visits Game & Geek Expo and interviews celebrity guest voice actors Samantha Kelly and Kenny James who formerly voiced Princess Peach and Bowser from the Super Mario series video games.
Introducing the episode is WKNC content creator Vi... more
Christina Koch speaks directly with Autumn Smith of WKNC during her visit to NC State campus on August 24th.
Then, Autumn Smith speaks with Jeff Thomas and Mady Shelton from Raleigh Retro Gamers about the upcoming Game & Geek Expo on September 5th ... more
I understand the interviewer is a student, and this is student media, but it feels like essentially just a platformer. There are quite a few great left leaning podcasts in the triangle, but this one falls short of any substantial investigative rigor. It’s “bring on a random idealist each week and not question them, push them to defend their believes, or use any pragmatic discovery” every episode.
While I’m leaving this review after anarchist episode, it’s much less that episode (again just an ... more
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Eye on the Triangle offers weekly public affairs coverage focused on NC State, Raleigh, and the Triangle. Episodes frequently center on civic engagement, science outreach, and community-based projects, often featuring university staff, librarians, artists, and local advocates who discuss how art, education, and policy intersect with everyday life. Notable strengths include accessible science communication, U.S. and regional policy discussions, and hands-on community programs that connect institutions with residents. The show often highlights local initiatives, public events, and cross-institution collaborations, making it a solid fit for listeners who want practical examples of civic participation, STEM outreach, and cultural programming in... more
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Recent guests on Eye on the Triangle include:
1. Kai Nicanor
2. Reese Croom
3. Mickey Marvel
4. Emily Freer
5. Laura Coutino
6. Rebecca Bloom
7. Angelina Sciano
8. Nick Narain
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