Charley talks to Rushion McDonald of 3815 Media & Management about the benefits of choosing an HBCU school to further your education and the upcoming HBCU College Day Tour.

Charley speaks with Alison Huber of the Triad Honor Flight about an amazing opportunity for veterans to visit the war memorials in Washington DC

Charley talks to Laura Hogshead of the NC Office of Resiliency and Recovery about the HOPE Program, a government-funded initiative that provides free assistance for people behind on their rent & utilities due to Covid-19

Charley talks with Julie Harshaw of the American Children's Home and The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce.  Find out why a strong Chamber of Commerce is so important to helping an area thrive, and get details on the Sounds Of Summer Concert Event!

August is Immunization Awareness Month. Charley talks with Glenda Dancy of the Forsyth County Department of Public Health to get the facts about vaccines in general and the one we can't stop talking about, the Covid 19 vaccine.

The Relay For Life is back, bringing with it hope, community, and the positivity needed for the fight against Cancer. Charley talks with Kayla Collins of the American Cancer Society and Laura Johnson, volunteer, about this special event and what it means to those in the fight of their lives.

Charley talks with Mike Dorman of Military Missions In Action, a program that works to help our military veterans with homelessness & difficult conditions, as well as our current military and their families. She also talks with Debora Bare of Lil Rampage Offroad about a fun outdoor event featuring Jeeps, ATVs, Gators & more to help MMIA accomplish their mission.

Charley talks to Alana Allen of "I Am A Queen", an organization in Greensboro that works to empower young girls by bringing out confidence and positivity through a mentoring program.

Charley talks with Leilani Johnson & Dr. Mustapha Ezzeddine of Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Stroke Center about an upcoming study to help save the lives of stroke victims. They discuss symptoms, types, and how acting quickly can make a huge difference in the outcome.

Charley talks to Angela Powley of the American Red Cross about the severe blood shortage that is happening now.  They discuss the causes, the importance of keeping the supply at acceptable levels, and how taking a few hours out of your day can help save 3 lives.

Charley talks with McKayla Sanders of Make A Wish of Central & Western NC, as well as Elliott Kappers & his mom, Lauren, about the life-changing wishes granted to critically ill children and how important they are to the kids and their families. You can help by participating in the Trailblaze Challenge in October!

June is Pride Month, and Charley talks to Jennifer Ruppe of the Guilford Green Foundation & LGBTQ Center to gain more insight into the story behind the celebrations. Why do we celebrate Pride Month in June? What does it mean to be an ally? What are pronouns & why do they matter? And how can we help promote more understanding & awareness for the LGBTQ community?

Charley talks with Algenon Cash of the Black Empowerment Network. This new group was created to educate minorities about public policies and work to create and champion those that benefit all of our communities.

May is Lupus Awareness Month, and Charley talks with Jenny Prince, President and CEO of the Lupus Foundation of America North Carolina Chapter to learn more about this unpredictable and mysterious disease.

Charley speaks with Algenon Cash of the Triad Food & Beverage Coalition about the state of our restaurant & bar industry since the start of the Covid 10 Pandemic. Listen to find out what restaurants are doing to stay alive, why they are experiencing staffing problems, how the Coalition has worked to get owners some relief, and what you can do to help your favorite restaurants.

Charley speaks with Rebecca Nelson of the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina about the need for volunteers. Without your help, Second Harvest just cannot feed the thousands of families every day who are food insecure. Listen to learn more about what volunteers do, and how you can help.

Charley speaks with Allison Bowling of Red Feather Farms Animal Sanctuary, a non-profit animal rescue in Winston-Salem that specializes in rescuing horses, donkeys, and other large and unusual animals from desperate conditions. Listen to find out about what goes into helping large animals and what you can do to make their lives better!

Taking care of our neighbors is the biggest focus of most church families, and Renaissance Church in Jamestown takes that focus to heart. Their community food bank is open to all people, and they also find interesting ways to show how much they love the Triad!

One of Winston-Salem's signature events, Empty Bowls, is back! Charley talks with Reedy Mensh of the Second Harvest Food Bank about the event, what it was like to cancel it for the Covid Pandemic, and how they are bringing it back this year with the same goals and a new twist.

Charley speaks with Randy Landreneau, president of US Inventor, about the changes in the US Patent system and why your invention might not necessarily be protected.