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The Imagine Wake Podcast features interviews with

industry leaders who are on the front lines of

housing a rapidly growing Wake County.

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Episode 5 - Joe Milazzo

In this episode, Paul Kane talks to Joe Milazzo, Executive Director of the Regional Transportation Alliance.  Joe shares the many issues surrounding the transportation needs of Wake County; including highways, public transportation and air travel.  As Wake County continues to grow, transportation remains among the most important of issues for good community discussion.

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Episode 4 - Scott Ralls

In this episode, Paul Kane talks with Dr. Scott Ralls, President of Wake Technical Community College. They talk about the impact Wake Tech has on the community, how population growth has impacted the college and how the college plans for the future.

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Episode 3 - Charles Meeker

In this episode, Paul Kane talks to Raleigh attorney and former Mayor of Raleigh, Charles Meeker. Mr. Meeker shared his observations on the growth issues Raleigh was facing when he first joined the Raleigh City Council in the 1980s all the way through the current day. He also shares his thoughts on the future of Raleigh and Wake County.

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Episode 2 - Michael Haley

In this episode, Paul Kane talks to Michael Haley with Wake County Economic Development. Michael and his team are responsible for putting together the statistical data used by Imagine Wake to set the stage for the discussion on growth. Michael shares his observations on Wake County growth and what's yet to come.

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Episode 1 - Gaye Orr

In the first episode of the Imagine Wake Podcast, Paul Kane, CEO of the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County, interviews Gay Orr, President of Coldwell Banker Advantage New Homes and the Chair of the HBA committee that created the Imagine Wake Initiative

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