In Episode 14 of the Northern OBX Podcast we take a deep dive into H2OBX, a 20-plus-acre water park located in Powells Point, North Carolina, just over the Wright Memorial Bridge. Featuring over 30 attractions—including 8 thrill rides, a FlowRider, a 30,000-square-foot wave pool, and a lazy river—it combines modern resort amenities with a design themed around local legends and Outer Banks history. We talk with Wendy Murray, who is the Director of Marketing and Sales. Find out about the rides families love, how the park comes together behind the scenes, tips for getting the most out of your visit, and a few things that locals may not know. H2OBX Waterpark, nestled on the road to the Outer Banks, is a towering beacon of fun and adventure.

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Episode 13 of The Northern OBX Podcast features Amy Ford Knoch, owner of The Kind Cup, a beloved coffee shop located inside the historic Parker House in Corolla Village. Amy shares the story behind the creation of The Kind Cup, from learning the art of roasting coffee to building a welcoming space that celebrates community, and creativity. She discusses the unique coffee offerings and the talented local artists whose work is showcased throughout the shop. Amy also reflects on the rich history of the Parker House, the evolution of Historic Corolla Village and Corolla over the years, and her partnership with the Northern Outer Banks on the annual Christmas in Corolla event. This episode is a blend of history, entrepreneurship, art, and community spirit.

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Episode 12 of The Northern OBX Podcast features ceramic artist Michael Middleton, whose one-of-a-kind work is inspired by the legendary Corolla Wild Horses. Using remaining horsehair collected from the wild horses, Michael creates intricate patterns on handcrafted ceramic bowls through a delicate burn process performed immediately after the pottery is removed from the kiln. The result is stunning artwork that captures both precision and creativity while honoring the spirit of the horses that make the Northern Outer Banks unique. A proud supporter of the Corolla Wild Horse Fund, Michael’s work helps preserve and celebrate the lasting legacy of these iconic animals.

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