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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 224 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & CultureNews | |||

The Carolina Hurricanes brought the Stanley Cup back to Raleigh—but the impact may last far longer than the celebration. Publisher Gina Stephens and Editor-in-Chief Melissa Howsam unpack what the championship means for Raleigh's reputation, economy a... more
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Office Talk with Raleigh Magazine is a great listen for the latest and greatest of what's new and what's happening around the Raleigh area. I love learning about the newest spots in the area and what's coming as Raleigh continues to grow and develop.
Love getting the back stories and inside scoop of Raleigh! Being in the car a lot this gives me the story when I can’t get to the magazine. Look forward to Tuesday when new episodes are dropped. Gina and Melissa are a great duo, entertaining and funny. Please keep it up!
I'm in Raleigh for work often. Thanks t Raleigh Mag (I subscribed) and this podcast I'm in the know for all the sinbest stops to go for a drink, eat food and get some business done. Thanks!
Great listen if you want to inside scoop with what’s happening in Raleigh!
Love this podcast! These ladies are also wonderful storytellers and get me interested in topics I didn’t know I was interested in!
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A city-focused show centered on Raleigh's evolving culture, development, dining, and local happenings. Hosts interview editors, business leaders, real estate pros, and community figures to unpack editorial choices, neighborhood dynamics, transit projects, festival economics, and the balanced story behind downtown growth. Episodes blend insider perspectives with practical guidance for residents and newcomers, often tying coverage to local venues, events, and brands. The tone is engaging and proudly local, with a penchant for behind-the-scenes context, neighborhood flavor, and actionable insights for readers and visitors alike.
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Office Talk with Raleigh Magazine launched 4 years ago and published 224 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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3. Heidi Reid
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