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Common Cause North Carolina executive director Bob Phillips on what could be one of the most important cases to come before the U.S. Supreme Court in decades

By Clayton Henkel

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12/5/2022

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North Carolinians Against Gun Violence executive director Becky Ceartas on the continued national plague of mass shootings and some simple and obvious steps we all should be taking in response

By Clayton Henkel

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12/5/2022

Learn more about NCGV.

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Jean Parks of Asheville discusses the growing chorus of voices calling for the formal end to the death penalty in North Carolina

By Clayton Henkel

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12/5/2022

Photo courtesy: NCCADP/Art Grand

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NC Justice Center executive director Rick Glazier discusses the state of public education funding and whether the impending shift in the partisan makeup of the state Supreme Court is likely to have an impact on the landmark Leandro case

By Clayton Henkel

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11/28/2022

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State Senator Natalie Murdock discusses the destructive impact of partisan gerrymandering, the desire of many voters to protect abortion rights, and what issues may dominate the 2023 legislative session.

By Clayton Henkel

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11/28/2022

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Congressman-elect Wiley Nickel of North Carolina’s 13th District talks about the 118th Congress and why he thinks it’s still possible for Democrats and Republicans in Washington to find common ground

By Clayton Henkel

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11/21/2022

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Western Carolina University political scientist Dr. Chris Cooper discusses why Democrats did well in congressional elections even as Republicans extended their control over state government

By Clayton Henkel

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11/21/2022

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President and CEO of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina Ashley McCumber discusses the state of hunger in North Carolina

By Clayton Henkel

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11/21/2022

Learn more about how to help the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina

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Meredith College political scientist and polling expert David McLennan shares his take on the outcome of the midterm elections

By Clayton Henkel

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11/14/2022

Note that our interview with Prof. McLennan was recorded November 8, 2022.

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Jennifer Shutt, senior Washington, DC-based reporter for States Newsroom and NC Policy Watch, discusses the implications of the midterm elections for Congress and national politics

By Clayton Henkel

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11/14/2022

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Dan Rearick, co-founder of the nonprofit Code the Dream, discusses their remarkable work to bring some long overdue diversity the world of technology

By Clayton Henkel

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11/14/2022

Learn more at Code the Dream.

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NC Policy Watch investigative reporter Joe Killian on the dangerous rise and spread of a powerful synthetic opioid known as fentanyl

By Clayton Henkel

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11/7/2022

This an encore broadcast of an interview that first aired in September.

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Attorney General Josh Stein discusses the opioid crisis and what his office is doing to force irresponsible drug companies to make amends.

By Clayton Henkel

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11/7/2022

This an encore broadcast of an interview that first aired in September.

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Kaylan Szafranski of NC Child talks about the schoolchildren facing mental health challenges in the aftermath of the pandemic

By Rob Schofield

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10/31/2022

This an encore posting of an interview first broadcast in August of this year.

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Attorney Whitley Carpenter of the advocacy group Forward Justice on restoring voting rights to the formerly incarcerated

By Rob Schofield

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10/31/2022

This is an encore posting of an interview first broadcast in August of this year.

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Pollster Tom Jensen of Raleigh-based Public Policy Polling discusses the 2022 midterms

By Rob Schofield

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10/31/2022

Radio Interviews

Common Cause North Carolina executive director Bob Phillips on what could be one of the most important cases to come before the U.S. Supreme Court in decades

North Carolinians Against Gun Violence executive director Becky Ceartas on the continued national plague of mass shootings and some simple and obvious steps we all should be taking in response

Jean Parks of Asheville discusses the growing chorus of voices calling for the formal end to the death penalty in North Carolina

NC Justice Center executive director Rick Glazier discusses the state of public education funding and whether the impending shift in the partisan makeup of the state Supreme Court is likely to have an impact on the landmark Leandro case

State Senator Natalie Murdock discusses the destructive impact of partisan gerrymandering, the desire of many voters to protect abortion rights, and what issues may dominate the 2023 legislative session.

Congressman-elect Wiley Nickel of North Carolina’s 13th District talks about the 118th Congress and why he thinks it’s still possible for Democrats and Republicans in Washington to find common ground

Western Carolina University political scientist Dr. Chris Cooper discusses why Democrats did well in congressional elections even as Republicans extended their control over state government

President and CEO of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina Ashley McCumber discusses the state of hunger in North Carolina

Meredith College political scientist and polling expert David McLennan shares his take on the outcome of the midterm elections

Jennifer Shutt, senior Washington, DC-based reporter for States Newsroom and NC Policy Watch, discusses the implications of the midterm elections for Congress and national politics

Dan Rearick, co-founder of the nonprofit Code the Dream, discusses their remarkable work to bring some long overdue diversity the world of technology

NC Policy Watch investigative reporter Joe Killian on the dangerous rise and spread of a powerful synthetic opioid known as fentanyl

Attorney General Josh Stein discusses the opioid crisis and what his office is doing to force irresponsible drug companies to make amends.

Kaylan Szafranski of NC Child talks about the schoolchildren facing mental health challenges in the aftermath of the pandemic

Attorney Whitley Carpenter of the advocacy group Forward Justice on restoring voting rights to the formerly incarcerated

Pollster Tom Jensen of Raleigh-based Public Policy Polling discusses the 2022 midterms

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