Triad life, one conversation at a time.
Triad Podcast Network works like a local audio hub for the North Carolina Triad. Its episodes move from North Carolina politics and market anxiety to Piedmont Opera’s Carmen, spring real estate, sports cards, and pop-culture side roads.
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Triad Podcast Network functions as a community audio shelf for the North Carolina Triad. It does not hold to one narrow beat. One episode may follow primaries, a state budget stalemate, and a race that could reshape North Carolina politics. Another may ask how global conflict affects fuel costs, inflation worries, Federal Reserve expectations, and ordinary financial decisions. The local frame matters. Greensboro City Council, small business vitality, public safety, housing, transportation, Forsyth County timing, and Triad real estate conditions all appear as practical concerns rather than abstract talking points. The network’s political side is anchored by long-form civic conversation. Locked In episodes bring in named guests to talk about governance, history, public policy, Washington, Venezuela, local elections, and the forces shaping communities. Its financial and real estate episodes are more service-oriented. They focus on what markets are doing, why spring changes housing behavior, how inventory and interest rates shape buyers and sellers, and how tax season changes the questions people ask. Then the feed changes temperature. In Harmony with Piedmont Opera gives space to the cast and production context around Carmen. Zero Dark Nerdy adds sports card collecting, comics, action figures, cinema, and a proudly informal pop-culture rhythm. That range is the point. The show is regional, conversational, and practical, with enough variety to feel like a local station programmed through podcast feeds. It is best for listeners who want the Triad’s politics, money questions, arts scene, and hobby culture in one place, with recognizable local businesses close to the surface.
Made for: For North Carolina Triad listeners who want local politics, money, housing, arts, and pop culture in one feed. It especially fits people who care about Greensboro and regional civic life.
What sets it apart: Its range is unusually local and unusually wide: city council races, Federal Reserve concerns, spring housing inventory, Piedmont Opera, and sports cards can all sit under the same network banner. The result feels more like a regional audio commons than a single-topic show.
A single podcast combining a variety of businesses, lifestyles, cultures, information and entertainment unique to the North Carolina Triad. Presented by The Ginther Group in Winston-Salem, Dewey's Bakery and Three Magnolias Financial Advisors
One feed lets your curiosity ricochet from NASCAR radio lore to market nerves and Supergirl plot holes.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
World events, gas prices, and interest-rate cuts frame a practical market discussion.
Recorded in March, this Triad Podcast Network conversation with certified financial planner Jennifer Johnson follows how world events can ripple through markets, gas prices, and borrowing costs.
A calm guide for savers facing a market pullback and tax-season decisions.
The episode focuses on a market pullback after the attacks in Iran and the practical choices facing savers before the 2025 tax deadline. Jennifer Johnson, a certified financial planner with Three Magnolias Financial Advisors in Winston-Salem, offers clear, steady guidance for…
Mark Garrow traces his route from a Vermont dirt track to NASCAR broadcasting, battery trouble and all.
Mark Garrow's path into NASCAR broadcasting begins well away from any polished booth, with racing around him early, a Vermont dirt track, and a public-address system running on two 12-volt batteries that had a habit of fading during the feature.
Kaitlin Prest blends personal reenactment and Gaza war testimony across serialized documentary seasons.
This episode of Zero Dark Nerdy is a double feature movie review of '28 Years Later' and 'Sinners'.
Kyle Shasperger interviews veteran motorsports broadcaster Mark Garrow on Triad Sports 1on1.
This episode features a 2025 WWE recap and end-of-year predictions with guest JLD on the pop culture podcast Zero Dark Nerdy.
Certified financial planner Jennifer Johnson discusses market reactions to geopolitical events like the Iran attacks, which have driven down stocks and increased oil prices.
Blake Ginter of the Ginther Group discusses how buyers and sellers in the Triad are responding to interest rates above 6%, slower move-up activity, and cautious market conditions.
Jennifer Johnson of Three Magnolias Financial Advisors explains why Morningstar Wealth describes Gen Z as investing earlier than any generation while also reporting the lowest financial-literacy results.
Zero Dark Nerdy reviews Supergirl, comparing its $170–185 million production budget and reported $68 million opening weekend with the hosts’ two-to-two-and-a-half-star assessments.
Algernon Cash interviews Lenny McAllister about political polarization, identity, faith, leadership, and finding common ground in the United States.
This episode analyzes North Carolina politics, focusing on what recent primaries reveal about upcoming midterm elections, the state budget stalemate, and races that could reshape the state's political future.
This episode discusses financial strategies and real estate market dynamics during volatile periods, particularly around tax season, with insights from a certified financial planner.
This episode of Zero Dark Nerdy explores the nostalgia and basics of sports card collecting, including breaks and other aspects of the hobby.
This episode features an interview with three cast members from Piedmont Opera's upcoming 2026 production of Carmen, introducing themselves and discussing their roles.
This real estate podcast episode discusses how springtime is the peak season for real estate activity in the Triad area, featuring insights from expert Blake Ginter.
Jennifer Johnson says the market opened down 1,000 points, then kept swinging as oil and uncertainty hit.
This episode features a conversation with historian John Hood discussing how historical perspectives inform current political dynamics in Washington and U.S.
This episode features an interview with Denise Roth, a candidate for Greensboro City Council, discussing her vision for the city's challenges and opportunities in areas like economic development, public safety, housing, and transportation.
This episode features a certified financial planner discussing back-to-school topics with parents, including early morning schedules and family adjustments.