North Carolina FC assistant coach Mike McGinty joins us to talk about his soccer background, how professional soccer academies work in the US, and why you should pay attention to this young team and come out and watch them play. 

This week, we welcome in Anthony Rapillo of V Pizza to discuss what makes his background, the "V for Victory" campaign, his involvement in the local community, and, of course, his delicious food. 

This week, we talk to Habitat for Humanity of Wake County CEO, Bill Ahern about this unique and complex non-profit organization. He explains how Habitat strives to provide responsible and affordable home ownership, the adjustments made due to the challenges of the past two years, and what his hopes are for the future of the organization. We also discuss the builds they've done on Trimble Avenue here in Cary. 

This week, we welcome in John Clowney (CEO) and Aidan Sisson (General Manager, Cary) of Bull City Ciderworks to chat about why they're so excited to join the Downtown Cary scene. Plus, we get a little background of the brand and the guys running it. And, of course, we discuss their delicious ciders and upcoming unique cider cocktails they'll offer at their E Chatham St location. 

In the second part of our interview with Mayor Weinbrecht, we talk about what he's most proud of since he's been in office, some of the challenges Cary faces and how they're being addressed, and what some of his goals are for the future of the town. Then we finish with a "rapid fire" session that provides a little controversy. 

Our first episode of Cary: Live, Work, Play features the first of a two-part interview with Mayor Harold Weinbrecht, where we get to know a little bit about who he is and how he came to get involved in Cary politics.