Charley speaks with Amy Lynn Clark, the Director of Development for ALS United in NC. They discuss what ALS is, how it is diagnosed, and what ALS United does to support those patients with ALS. There is a walk coming up in Greensboro on October 26th to raise funds for support and research to help find a cure for ALS.

Charley talks to Algenon Cash of Eat Drink Triad Restaurant Week about the event coming up the week of October 14-20. Over 50 restaurants are participating with special discounts and dishes to highlight the amazing dining community that we have in the area and to encourage foodies and regular Joes to come out to eat! Find out more at eatdrinktriadrestaurantweek.com

Charley talks to Amy Creason, area coordinator for the St. Baldrick's Day event in Winston Salem. Each year, people raise money by pledging to shave their heads in support of childhood cancer. The event is in its 18th year and is getting close to breaking the 1 million dollar mark! Listen for details and how you can help the cause.

Did you know that "Folk Music" means music for everyone? It's all styles, all genres, all encompassing...and that's what you'll find at the FREE NC Folk Festival in September! Charley talks with Jodee Ruppel about the festival, its lineup, and what it takes to put on such a big project. There's also a fun contest for the kids!

Charley speaks with Joann Wilson of Cruisin' For Kids, a local organization that works to raise money to send the children of fallen, wounded, ill or disabled military heroes to camp with other military children. We speak of the sacrifices the families make and how having a carefree week with others who have similar experiences makes such a difference for these kids. Hear about the annual fundraiser and other opportunities to give back to these kids who give so much for our country.

Who doesn't want comfortable and cute shoes? We feel even better about them when we know that the company works to give back to the community. Listen as Charley talks to Neely Woodson Powell of the Charleston Shoe Company about building a dream and using it to help others.

Charley speaks with Lynn Wooten about the upcoming Greensboro Bound Literary Festival. The festival brings authors, writers, and readers together to celebrate and learn about different books and literary works. The event is free in downtown Greensboro and everyone is encouraged to attend this community-driven festival.

Charley talks with Meagan Patillo of the Family Support Network of Central Carolina about how they support and help families who have had a premature birth or a child born with disabilities. They talked about FSNCC services and how they help the children, their parents, and their siblings. They also discuss a fun festival coming up to bring the community together and promote inclusion