Burgwin-Wright Presents... explores the riveting stories of North Carolina's Cape Fear region through the history of one of its oldest Colonial historic sites the Burgwin-Wright House and Gardens in Wilmington. Focusing on history that spans the formation of the American Colonies to the modern day, Burgwin-Wright Presents... will explore the fact vs. fiction within the stories that have defined the Cape Fear region for three centuries. more

Ghosts in the Mountains explores the eerie, unexplained, and deeply mysterious stories hiding within the misty peaks of Western North Carolina and beyond. From haunted hotels and spectral legends to cryptid sightings and lost treasures, hosts Caleb Hanks and Austin Burgess take you deep into the folklore, history, and firsthand encounters that shape the region's paranormal landscape. Each episode uncovers chilling tales, eyewitness accounts, and historical mysteries, blending investigative storytelling with a cozy, fireside feel. Whether you're a skeptic or a true believer, Ghosts in the Mountains is your guide to the supernatural side of Appalachia. Subscribe now, and let's journey into the unknown together. more

One of the first descriptions of North Carolina by the English that would later colonize the area was given by Ralph Lane, the governor of the first attempted colony. In 1585, Gov. Lane referred to the land as 'the goodliest soil under the cope of heaven' in his letters back to England.This podcast will tell the stories of its history, help people see the connections, not only between its 'officials' but also between people that history either forgot or chose not to listen to. We will tell their stories; the plantation owners, the enslaved people, the displaced native Americans...all of them more

Hey there! I'm Cassie Clark. And Welcome to Where the Dogwood Blooms a weekly podcast celebrating everything that makes North Carolina living so sweet! Join me as my guests and I explore the rich history, customs, and flavors of the Old North State. Whether you're a native Tar Heel or just curious about this land of sweet tea and Southern charm, Where the Dogwood Blooms is your ticket to the heart and soul of North Carolina's cultural heritage. more

Carolina Ghost Towns is an exploration of the lost towns and communities in South Carolina, North Carolina, and occasionally Georgia more

Stories, History, Nature, and Life in The Northern Outer Banks. From wild horses and watermen to decoy carvers, storytellers, and small-town legends, this is a podcast about the people and places that give the Northern Outer Banks its soul. Each episode is a front porch conversation about the heritage, beauty, and rhythms of life along this stretch of coastal North Carolina. Whether you've been coming here for years or just found it on the map, pull up a chair. You're in for a good story. more

McCormick on History explores fascinating and often overlooked aspects of the history of the Carolinas, American history, and twentieth century European history. The histories of Eastern North Carolina, the Upstate of South Carolina, criminality, and sports receive particular attention. more

Connecting the Docs is a podcast from the State Archives of North Carolina. Our archivists use archival materials to bring you fascinating, true stories from around the Old North State. Sometimes archival records solve a puzzle, and other times, they start one. more

As the United States prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution in 2026, this podcast explores North Carolina's pivotal role in the nation's founding — from the War of Regulation to the Battle of Guilford Courthouse and beyond.This 10-episode series, hosted by John Locke Foundation CEO Donald Bryson, features guests with expertise on the American Revolution in North Carolina who answer questions such as: Is the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence real or just a myth? Who were the women of the Edenton Tea Party? And why did North Carolina take YEARS to sign the Constitution?Learn more about North Carolina's revolutionary history at NC250.org. more

The stuff of history is all around us—it's in what we eat and wear, where we live and play, and how we work and travel. The Object Project is a podcast about material culture and history, produced by history students of the University of North Carolina Wilmington, in Wilmington, NC, and Dr. Jennifer Le Zotte, assistant professor of US history and material culture. more

Tales of the Tidewater explores the forgotten legends, ghost stories, and coastal lore of North Carolina's Outer Banks and beyond. Where history meets mystery—one tale at a time. more

This is a weekly show about everything that has anything to do with North Carolina. I will take a deep dive into everything from Moonshine to Pepsi, from Chimney Rock to Jockey's Ridge, and hopefully a lot of things that you have never even heard of. more

The most important day in Carolina Hurricanes history is May 6, 1997, when the Hartford Whalers announced their move to Raleigh, becoming the first NHL franchise in North Carolina. Adam Gold looks back at how it all happened, the growing pains of turning Raleigh into a hockey town, and what the triangle learned along the way. A production of 99.9 The Fan and Capitol Broadcasting Company. Episodes can also be found in the 'Canes Corner' podcast, where Adam previews and recaps Canes' games throughout the season. more

'Roundtables on Race,' hosted by the Rev. Kathy Walker, is a podcast that invites conversation around the effects of race on many facets of society, going deeper than traditional conversations usually allow. The role and impact on race in American society is deeply layered and nuanced, with no simple explanations or solutions. For those who are already involved in the work of racial equity and reconciliation, this is a chance to go even deeper. For those who are surprised, frustrated or curious that we're still talking about race and racism in this country, it's a chance to see what's long been kept invisible.Each season of the podcast focuses on one topic, allowing every episode to be an opportunity to discuss an aspect of that topic and explore the layers and nuance. We actually get into the weeds with some of these topics to understand better the history and opportunities for redirection.'Roundtables on Race' is an offering from the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina to everyone who believes that every person is truly created equal. It is a chance to learn why that is not yet so, to hear and learn from a variety of perspectives and experiences, and to discover it's possible difficult and often painful conversations undertaken with respect and dignity can become the catalyst for change and transformation. more

Brief histories of North Carolina sports from college basketball giants to Stanley Cup winners and the pro football team that lasted a single season.This podcast is produced by 99.9 The Fan in Raleigh, NC and part of the Capitol Broadcasting Podcast Network. more

Join David Menconi - host, writer, and longtime North Carolinian - for Carolina Calling: a podcast exploring the history of North Carolina, as told through its music and the musicians who made it. From Asheville to Wilmington, we'll be diving into the cities and regions that have cultivated decades of talent as diverse as Blind Boy Fuller to the Steep Canyon Rangers, from Bob Moog to James Taylor and Rhiannon Giddens.Brought to you by Come Hear North Carolina and The Bluegrass Situation. more

History Matters, a podcast of The African American Cultural Arts and History Center in Burlington, North Carolina is dedicated to preserving, showcasing, and celebrating the rich cultural heritage and contributions of African Americans in Alamance County and beyond. We will focus on current events and news with interviews from special guests. more

Welcome to 'Loving the Carolinas,' a podcast about the beauty, history, and culture of the Carolinas. Each week, join us as we take you on a journey through the two great states, North Carolina and South Carolina. From the stunning beaches and the majestic mountains, to the vibrant cities and charming towns, we'll explore everything that makes the Carolinas unique and lovable. more