Talk City: Greensboro

Host Rodney Dawson interviews three Greensboro Police Department officers about recruitment, community safety, and career opportunities.

This episode explores the historical connection between Carter G.

This episode features an interview with filmmakers Janita Chase and Hassan Pitts about their GROW artist residency project, Signal to Noise, which created the Gate City Playable Space, an immersive multi-sensory installation in Greensboro.

Host Rodney Dawson interviews Shanticia Lofton, a college and career manager at Grimsley High School, about her 21-year teaching career and passion for helping underserved students write their own positive narratives.

This episode discusses the rising popularity of Pickleball in Greensboro, featuring an interview with local sports officials about the sport's appeal and an upcoming tournament.

This episode features an interview with Kentia Smith, executive director of the North Carolina REALTORS Housing Foundation, discussing home ownership, its economic impact, and the foundation's role in disaster recovery following Hurricane Helene.

Author Laura Carney discusses inheriting her late father's bucket list, which inspired her adventures and writing, during her residency in Greensboro.

This episode discusses National Trails Day 2025 in Greensboro, featuring an interview with Chelsea Phipps about the event's history, local trail networks, and activities at Country Park.

This episode features an interview with Summer Stanley, CEO of My ASL Teacher Rocks, discussing her work in ASL education and accessibility initiatives to break down language barriers in the community.

Esta edición de Talk City Greensboro en Español presenta una entrevista con María González, una inmigrante colombiana que superó barreras lingüísticas para convertirse en directora ejecutiva de Club Fitness Greensboro, destacando su trayectoria desde nadadora competitiva hasta líder en fitness.

Esta entrevista presenta a Aldo Antonio Yepes Medina, un bombero del Departamento de Bomberos de Greensboro, quien comparte su historia personal de inmigración desde México y su trayectoria en el servicio público.

This episode discusses the Papas and Ponytails event, a community initiative by a fraternity that focuses on father-daughter bonding through hair styling while addressing men's mental health.

Este episodio presenta una entrevista con representantes de Casa Azul, una organización en Greensboro que promueve la cultura latina a través del arte y eventos como el Día de Muertos.

This episode features an interview with April Albritton, City of Greensboro Chief Staff, discussing her unexpected sports background as a UNCG kinesiology major and basketball manager for coaches Fran McCaffrey and Mike Dement.

Este episodio discute la importancia del Mes de Concientización de Salud Mental en mayo, enfocándose en los desafíos y recursos para la comunidad latina en Greensboro.

This episode features an interview with actors Cammie Stouts and Devin Evanson about their roles in CTG's 30th anniversary production of The Wizard of Oz, discussing their personal histories with the show.

Este episodio presenta una entrevista con Beth Bowles, una bibliotecaria de Greensboro, quien comparte información sobre los servicios de la biblioteca y su trayectoria personal.

This episode discusses a back-to-school bookbag giveaway and health screening event in East Greensboro, addressing poverty and educational needs in the community.

This episode features an interview with Community Theater Greensboro's executive director Ross Fulton and actor Ty Gibson about the 29th annual stage production of The Wizard of Oz in Greensboro.

This episode discusses Greensboro's role in providing hurricane relief for western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene, featuring an interview with deputy city manager Chris Wilson about emergency response efforts.

This episode of Talk City Greensboro features an interview with city officials discussing the housing crisis and the city's initiative to address it through the 'Road to 10,000' housing development plan.

Este episodio presenta una entrevista con Noemi Ortiz del departamento de ingeniería e inspecciones de Greensboro, discutiendo los permisos necesarios para construcción y remodelación en propiedades.

Este episodio discute el acceso al idioma para residentes hispanohablantes en Greensboro, con una entrevista a Jody Stanley sobre su experiencia trabajando con la ciudad para apoyar a inmigrantes y mejorar la integración comunitaria.

Una entrevista con Alejandra del Departamento de la Policía de Greensboro sobre su trayectoria personal desde inmigrante y maestra hasta oficial de policía.

Host Rodney Dawson interviews Beth Sheffield, who is retiring after 25 years at Greensboro Public Library, discussing her career progression from Popular Materials Specialist to Adult Programming Coordinator.

This episode explores the roles of Assistant City Managers in Greensboro's local government, focusing on their responsibilities and backgrounds in public service.

Isabel Gil entrevista a Marjorie Manzanares del Departamento de Transporte de Greensboro, discutiendo su trasfondo y el Mes de la Herencia Hispana.

This episode features an interview with mixed media artist Yvonna D.

Este episodio presenta una entrevista con Yubi Aranda Sandoval, una profesional de la salud mental originaria de México, quien comparte su trayectoria personal y profesional en Greensboro, Carolina del Norte.

This episode discusses North Carolina A&T's Fourth Annual Community & Economic Engagement Summit, which aims to connect small businesses with campus and community resources to support economic development.

This episode features an interview with past and current commanders of the Guilford County Chapter 20 DAV discussing their service backgrounds and the organization's mission to help veterans.

This episode discusses the People's Market, a nighttime farmer's market in Greensboro that addresses food deserts by providing access to healthy foods and fostering community connections.

This Spanish-language podcast episode features an interview with Eddie Cabrera Blanco, Guilford County's communications manager, discussing emergency preparedness for residents of Greensboro and Guilford County.

This episode recaps the REACH professional development event for city employees in Greensboro, featuring interviews with organizers LaToya Harris and Patricia Baker about its origins and success.

This episode features an interview with Rena Comer about the revival and purpose of the Talk of the Town Toastmasters Club in Greensboro, focusing on its benefits for personal and professional development.

This episode features an interview with Greensboro's Chief Sustainability Officer and Sustainability Planning Administrator discussing the city's efforts to reduce its greenhouse footprint and new sustainability initiatives.

This episode of Talk City Greensboro features an interview with Laura Happer and Blake Bourne from Veterans Bridge Home, discussing their military backgrounds and the organization's employment programs for veterans.

This episode discusses Safety Town Greensboro, a summer safety education program for children aged 5-6 run by police officers, covering topics like fire safety, EMS, and new initiatives with Volvo.

This episode features an interview with Elizabeth Thomas from Greensboro's Department of Human Rights about the city's mediation program for resolving disputes between landlords and tenants.

This episode features an interview with Miroslava Colón from Democracy NC, discussing her background from Venezuela, her journey to North Carolina, and how she became involved with the organization through a summer internship.

Este episodio continúa una conversación sobre salud mental, enfocándose en las diferentes carreras y profesionales disponibles en este campo.

This episode features members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity discussing their personal motivations for joining the organization and its impact on leadership and community in Greensboro.

This episode introduces the new UPSHOT League women's professional basketball team, the Greensboro Groove, featuring an interview with head coach Janice Washington and discussing Greensboro's basketball history.

This episode discusses the Hinge Health program and other benefits for Greensboro city employees aimed at saving money through preventative healthcare measures.

This episode discusses National Dance Day in Greensboro, featuring an interview with park officials about the community dance event at LaBauer Park.

Este episodio presenta una entrevista con un capitán de bomberos de Greensboro sobre la semana de prevención de incendios, enfocándose en pasos sencillos para la seguridad en el hogar, como detectores de humo, y su contexto histórico relacionado con el gran incendio de Chicago de 1871.

This episode introduces Talk City Greensboro en Español, a podcast by GTN that covers interviews and events in Greensboro, with host Isabel Gil guiding listeners on how to subscribe and stay updated on city government and local happenings.

Hosts Rodney Dawson and Rosemary interview Jodi Ruppel, executive director of the NC Folk Festival, discussing the 10th anniversary event in downtown Greensboro and revealing headliners including a performer from Sister Act 2.

This episode features an interview with artist Karena "Kidd" Graves about her 10-week GROW residency with Creative Greensboro, where she explores African-American neighborhood narratives and traditions using local historical resources.

Host Rodney Dawson interviews Bernita Reed about the Black Patriots Commemoration Project honoring African American soldiers from the Battle of Guilford Courthouse.

Host Rodney Dawson interviews city officials about an upcoming reentry simulation program that adds behavioral health components to help former inmates transition after incarceration.

Host Rodney Dawson interviews U.S.