Luke DeCock New s amp Observer gets fired up talking about the goalie situation and what the Canes NEED to do What has he not heard or at least it rsquo s been so long he can rsquo t remember because it rsquo s been so long but NEEDS to happen Is there any goalie they can count on other than Freddie Why does Luke think Tom Dundon and or Don Waddell isn rsquo t making moves when it comes to the draft while the Carolina Hurricanes are hopefully still in playoff contention Moving on to a different note what [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories John Feinstein is a sportswriter of books of them New York Times bestsellers He is also the friend of Duke University's legendary basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski also known as Coach K John tells the story of how Coach K's five national titles at Duke almost never happened Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Dr Parekh Rothman Orthopedics in New Jersey formerly of Duke University gives us his best assumption of what happened to Hamlin on the field and what caused it when looking at the hit What other sports can something like this happen with that kind of hit Also you might be surprised at what little effort it takes to have this impact when considering this hit in particular didn't look as harsh as some other hits we've seen in the NFL How substantial was it that the emergency personal was able to get to him and start CPR as soon as [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories John Feinstein is a sportswriter of books of them New York Times bestsellers His first book A Season on the Brink about Indiana coach Bobby Knight is the bestselling sports book of all time He is also the friend of Duke University's legendary basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski also known as Coach K John is here to tell the story of how Coach K's five national titles at Duke as well as three consecutive gold medals as the head coach of the men's U S Olympic basketball team almost never happened Support the show [... more]

The man the myth the legend and the forever GOAT of the men's basketball team for Duke University Mike Krzyzewski joins the Adam Gold show What was it like watching the first men's basketball game of the season without being the head coach What's keeping him busy and does he miss it yet You might be surprised at some of Coach K's latest projects and the reason he said he helped Adam when Adam was first starting out [... more]

Brett Friedlander Saturday Road Columnist joins Adam to talk ACC football including Duke Wake Forest and Miami What did he think of the game between UNC and Duke [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories John Feinstein is a sportswriter of books of them New York Times bestsellers His first book A Season on the Brink about Indiana coach Bobby Knight is the bestselling sports book of all time He is also the friend of Duke University's legendary basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski also known as Coach K John is here to tell the story of how Coach K's five national titles at Duke as well as three consecutive gold medals as the head coach of the men's U S Olympic basketball team almost never happened Support the show [... more]

Brett Friedlander Saturday Road ACC Columnist joins Adam to talk about Carolina football and the Coastal division Then we move on to Halftime Entertainment which brings up the topic Is Tom Brady's wife a witch [... more]

Dave Harding of the Blue Sports Network stopped by the show to talk about the show to join Adam Gold to discuss the trajectory of the Duke football program under first year head coach Mike Elko and what's a reasonable expectation for the team this season as they are set to host Temple football to start the year Plus the NFL City Tour continues as we venture up to the home of the New England Patriots Foxborough MA Learn more about your ad choices Visit megaphone fm adchoices [... more]

Duke's new head coach Mike Elko sits down with Adam to discuss his expectations ahead of the upcoming season and how he plans to continue the great tradition of Blue Devil football that David Cutcliffe left for him ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips joins Adam at ACC Football Kickoff to share his thoughts on the recent news of conference realignment and his trust in upholding the tradition of the Atlantic Coast Conference Learn more about your ad choices Visit megaphone fm adchoices [... more]

Hayes Permar and Dennis Cox discuss further the trade of Baker Mayfield from the Cleveland Browns to the Carolina Panthers Also Hayes shares his reasons why the ACC should've gone all in on being a basketball powerhouse and how the opportunity was missed years ago to do so Plus is Big Ben overrated underrated or properly Rightly Rated Learn more about your ad choices Visit megaphone fm adchoices [... more]

What movies deserve their own day With the movie 'Independence Day' being shown on repeat on July th Hayes and Dennis discuss what other movies should have a day where it's shown on repeat all day i e 'Halloween' on Halloween or 'Mean Girls' on October rd Also continuing the discussion of the changing landscape of college sports and how fanbases are often the ones left behind when decisions are made regarding conference realignment Learn more about your ad choices Visit megaphone fm adchoices [... more]

The ACC hasn't gone anywhere Hayes Permar talks about how the ACC still remains unchanged right now despite the impending conference realignments that have taken place with USC UCLA leaving the PAC- for the Big Ten Hayes and Dennis Cox talk about how college football and college sports were built on traditions and rivalries and how that's being impacted with realignment Also Brian Geisinger of ACC Sports Journal joined the show to talk about potential moves involving UNC basketball Duke basketball and NC State basketball Learn more about your ad choices Visit megaphone fm adchoices [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories John Feinstein tells us the story of how Duke University's legendary basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski almost didn't become who he is today Tedd Long of Holy Toledo History tells the story of three famous and unexpected visitors to Toledo Ohio Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate Time Codes - How Duke's Coach K Was Almost Fired in - The Unexpected Visitors of Toledo See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

On this edition of The Drive Josh talks A amp T Basketball with Coach Will Jones Nick gives his saddest NC State rant to date and a Will Smith themed Skips or Plays with Hayes Permar [... more]

On this edition of The Drive Josh talks with the voice of Charlotte FC Will Palaszczuk David Glenn lends his ACC expertise as they try to figure out the ACC tournament ramifications and The Movie Game nbsp [... more]

Former duke and UNC greats Gerald Henderson and Joel Berry join Josh to talk about this weekend's Battle of the Blues [... more]

Daron Vaught joins Josh in-studio for a jam-packed show featuring the Movie Game Happy Friday [... more]

On this edition of The Drive Josh talks with Brendan Marks about ACC Basketball an Avett Brothers themed Skips or Plays with Hayes Permar and Unusual Questions nbsp [... more]

Leonard Hamilton joined The Drive with Josh Graham to discuss the passing of John Thompson and more nbsp [... more]

On this edition of The Drive Josh Graham Josh gives his top ten athlete comedies Bdaht smartens up Josh on Grahammer School and Wes Durham discusses the upcoming fall sports spread [... more]

Bubba Cunningham joined The Drive with Josh Graham to discuss where COVID- ranks among his professional hurdles to give an update on UNC athletics and more nbsp [... more]

Brandon Chilldress joined The Drive with Josh Graham and BDaht in studio to discuss how he would have preferred his collegiate career to end if BDaht really did help him before the Duke game and more [... more]

On this edition of The Drive with Josh Graham BDaht comes in studio to invite Robert to Speed Daht Play Grahamer School and Josh discusses the developments on NIL [... more]

They caregivers don't practice self CARE because they're so self-LESS We see it in Arthritis but other people see it in other areas as well - Dr Jeffrey Hodrick Dr Jeffrey Hodrick Southern Joint Replacement Institute called the show to discuss the economy opening up and elective surgery for those struggling with hips knees and shoulder issues OK so are you safe from COVID- if you have a surgery like this Surgery Center or Hospital These and more topics are covered in this interview Dr Jeffrey Hodrick Bio Dr Hodrick received his M D from Pennsylvania State University College of [... more]

Danny Manning joined The Drive with Josh Graham to discuss Wake Forest's win over Duke and more [... more]

On this edition of The Drive with Josh Graham Brendan Marks calls in to discuss all of the NC State stuff BDaht edcuates Josh with another edition of his Grahamer school and oh yeah The Bachelor Minute [... more]

On this edition of The Drive with Josh Graham the guys have a little fun over analyzing sports headlines Brendan Marks comes on to talk about the ACC and snow [... more]

In a matter of weeks N C voters will participate in the Super Tuesday elections Democrats are likely to face heated presidential and U S Senate primaries Republicans will decide who should face incumbent Roy Cooper in the governor's race and members of both parties will see other important races on primary ballots No one will have to show a voter ID Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief assesses key issues in play as Super Tuesday approaches North Carolina has made significant reforms to its alcohol regulations in recent years There's still plenty of room to relax decades-old restrictions that block [... more]

On this edition of The Drive with Josh Graham Brian Geisinger comes in studio to discuss the Duke UNC from the weekend the guys come up with their All-Hennessy NBA team and Lets Go Crazy [... more]

On today's edition of The Drive with Josh Graham Daron Vaught comes in studio to talk like its the 's Mike Decourcy comes on to talk about his oscar picks and The Movie Game [... more]

On this edition of The Drive with Josh Graham Joe Wolf calls in to discuss his UNCvsDuke memories David Glenn drops in to discuss his opinion on Rivalry week and info on our Kiss ticket giveaway [... more]

On this edition of The Drive Daron Vaught guest hosts and discusses the Hornets overseas game with Brian Geisinger Tubby Smith also calls in to discuss how he received the nickname Tubby [... more]

On today's edition of The Drive with Josh Graham Joe Person comes in to discuss the Panthers potential coaching hires Brian Giesinger comes in studio to play the movie game and more [... more]

Guest host Daron Vaught with Desmond Johnson The guys take a look at the imminent launch of the ACC Network Thursday night A look at the new Duke Documentary the Class that Saved Coach K with SportsChannel 's Brian Geisinger Doc Rivers gives his thoughts on Cats Voice of the WS Dash Joe Weil stops by Tune into The Drive with Josh Graham Mon-Fri - pm on Sports Hub Triad [... more]

New research from Duke University scholars questions Medicaid's value for the people the health care program was designed to help The research arrives as the N C General Assembly and Gov Roy Cooper continue to bicker over Cooper's proposal to expand Medicaid to several hundred thousand more people in the state Jordan Roberts John Locke Foundation health care policy analyst assesses the new research and its potential impact The latest U S Supreme Court term yielded several important rulings including two with direct impacts on N C congressional elections and the state Revenue Department's taxing authority Ilya Shapiro director of [... more]

Host Josh Graham with Desmond Johnson Intern Nick NBA Draft Night is here A look at Zion Williamson's incredible season at Duke Vol of Joe Weil's Calls with the WS Dash for the st half of the season Wake Forest Head Coach Danny Manning stops by to talk hoops Tune into The Drive with Josh Graham Mon-Fri - pm on Sports Hub Triad [... more]

Thousands of N C public school teachers walked off the job May for a march and rally in downtown Raleigh They called for higher pay more benefits and Medicaid expansion among other demands Terry Stoops John Locke Foundation vice president for research and director of education studies analyzes the impact of the teachers' one-day walkout One of Donald Trump's major selling points during the presidential campaign was his track record for making business deals Andrew Taylor professor of political science at N C State University assesses Trump's record as a presidential deal-maker As chairman of the U S Senate Intelligence [... more]

After months of controversy involving his job status East Carolina University Chancellor Cecil Staton has announced his resignation He'll collect a severance package of nearly Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief analyzes Staton's decision and the implications for the University of North Carolina System's Board of Governors The U S Supreme Court ruled last year that unions representing state government workers couldn't force nonmembers to pay union dues The winning plaintiff in that case Mark Janus continues his fight against forced unionization Now a senior fellow with the Liberty Justice Center Janus recently visited North Carolina to discuss his case and [... more]

North Carolina's newly reconstituted state elections board ordered a new election in North Carolina's th Congressional District after a four-day hearing into absentee ballot irregularities Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief analyzes the board's decision and looks ahead to the next stage in the th District dispute During the heated debate over the last U S Supreme Court confirmation critics argued that Brett Kavanaugh represented a threat to the Constitution Greg Wallace professor at the Campbell University Law School examines those claims Wallace assesses now-Justice Kavanaugh's likely impact on the nation's highest court U S Rep Walter Jones died recently at [... more]

State senators have elected Republican Phil Berger to a fifth consecutive term as the Senate's top officer The state House has elected Republican Tim Moore to a third term as House speaker Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief discusses the potential impact of these leadership elections on the next two years of state legislative action including relations with Democratic Gov Roy Cooper Some governments use selective taxes to fund public pension liabilities This creates potential problems as professor Thad Calabrese of New York University documents in the recent book For Your Own Good Calabrese outlined the potential problems during a recent [... more]

Higher education watchdogs have seen good news in recent years when it comes to free-speech protections on N C college campuses Jenna Robinson president of the James G Martin Center for Academic Renewal discusses a new report that grades the campuses based on their policies promoting or limiting speech It's no secret that American politics has become increasingly polarized Duke University ethics professor Walter Sinnott-Armstrong believes more argument could help fight that polarization Sinnott-Armstrong explained his theory during a recent speech in Raleigh You'll hear highlights from his remarks Before Hurricane Florence stormed through North Carolina state lawmakers already were [... more]

When legislators return to Raleigh in May their primary task involves adjusting the billion General Fund budget for - As they approach that task the John Locke Foundation has compiled a new document that should help them place budget decisions in context It's dubbed the North Carolina Budget in Pictures Senior Fellow Joseph Coletti explains how those pictures will help policymakers and the public make sense of a complex document As the election season heats up veteran political strategist Marc Rotterman is analyzing key factors that will shape the outcome of critical contests at ballot boxes across the country The [... more]

North Carolina government could help improve health care in the state by reforming the existing system of graduate medical education That's a recommendation from Katherine Restrepo the John Locke Foundation's director of health care policy Restrepo explains GME's important role and suggests ideas for helpful changes When you think of concepts linked to the U S Constitution corruption might not be the first one that comes to mind But professor Frank Buckley of George Mason University argues in his latest book that the Constitution was designed as an anti-corruption tool Buckley shares key themes from Republic of Virtue and discusses [... more]

As we welcome a new year Carolina Journal Radio reviews some of the most interesting topics from Politically active corporate CEOs made news during the past year In some cases the political activism could mean bad news for the corporate bottom line Jon Pritchett John Locke Foundation senior vice president argued in a co-authored Wall Street Journal column that corporate shareholders negatively affected by a CEO's activism should be able to take legal action He explains why Some pundits and politicians worry about the American trade deficit Donald Boudreaux professor of economics at George Mason University says those worries are [... more]

A recent Elon University poll reveals stark partisan divisions on many of the top political issues of the day Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief highlights some of those key divisions He explains how those divisions affect poll results for President Trump and top state government leaders The economy is always changing but some elements of an economy can remain remarkably consistent over decades even in the face of major technological transformations Barak Richman Duke University professor of law and business administration has studied one clear example of longstanding economic practices the diamond district on th street in Manhattan Richman explores [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers could take a step toward protecting private property rights by banning state and local law enforcement agencies from participating in so-called equitable sharing programs with the federal government Jon Guze John Locke Foundation director of legal studies explains how these programs work Guze also discusses the misuse of the programs and the negative impact on the relationship between law officers and the people they are hired to protect October marked the th anniversary of actions from German monk Martin Luther that led to the Protestant Reformation The world still feels the effect of Luther's decision to question [... more]

Recent Hometown Debates sponsored by the Institute of Political Leadership in Rocky Mount Burlington and Newton highlighted key points of debate involving N C public education Terry Stoops the John Locke Foundation's vice president for research served as a panelist in each debate He summarizes his arguments related to the state's role in local school construction school choice accountability and teacher pay The th-century English philosopher John Locke is known for his influence on the American Founders' political principles Duke University professor Michael Munger says Locke also could be dubbed the first modern economist Munger points to a little-known Locke [... more]

State Attorney General Josh Stein has latched onto national campaigns designed to resist Trump administration policies Jon Guze John Locke Foundation director of legal studies analyzes Stein's actions Guze assesses whether North Carolinians stand to benefit from Stein's anti-Trump stances Most of us rely on experts to help guide at least some of our decisions But expertise can be misused especially in the political process Andrew Taylor professor of political science at N C State University wrote a recent Carolina Journal column outlining cases of an overreliance on expert opinion rather than input from affected voters and property owners in [... more]

The N C General Assembly returns to work Oct In addition to gubernatorial vetoes and unresolved bills from this year's regular long session legislators could address proposed constitutional amendments and a plan to redraw judicial election maps Becki Gray John Locke Foundation senior vice president analyzes legislators' priorities as they prepare to head back to the capital city Many people believe science should guide public policy That idea sounds good but the science used to make public policy decisions can be shoddy John Staddon Duke University professor emeritus is writing a book about the scientific method He says much of [... more]

A Charlotte makeup artist wants to open a school to share her expertise But a state regulatory board says no To win state permission Jasna Bukvic-Bhayani would be forced buy thousands of dollars of new equipment and expand her curriculum to include hours of instruction in subjects other than makeup So she is suing the state Carolina Journal has covered her story Editor-in-Chief Rick Henderson explains why the Institute for Justice is pursuing the lawsuit on free-speech grounds The political left has turned to the sports world in recent years for ammunition in its ideological battles The weaponization of sports [... more]

Twenty years have passed since the N C Supreme Court issued the first of its two rulings in the state's long-running Leandro lawsuit The case pits small low-wealth school systems against the state in a clash over the state constitution's guarantee that each student will have an opportunity for a basic sound education The th anniversary of the landmark court decision has prompted two recent developments Terry Stoops the John Locke Foundation's vice president for research analyzes those developments You might reflexively answer no when asked whether N C legislators deserve a pay increase But Duke University political scientist Nicholas [... more]

Gov Roy Cooper promoted his first State of the State speech as an effort to find common ground with the legislature Meanwhile Senate leader Phil Berger's response to Cooper blamed the governor for sabotaging efforts to reach common ground on the high-profile issue of House Bill Rick Henderson Carolina journal editor-in-chief assesses the significance of Cooper's first primetime address as the state's top chief executive Those who want to shift nonviolent - and -year-old criminal offenders from North Carolina's adult court system to the juvenile system are making another push toward that goal this year The Raise the Age campaign [... more]

Democratic Gov Roy Cooper has proposed spending more than million over the next two years to raise public school teacher pay Republican legislative leaders have their own ideas about boosting teacher salaries Terry Stoops the John Locke Foundation's director of research and education studies analyzes the competing priorities and explains what they could mean for the future of teacher compensation in North Carolina Craft brewers are trying to raise awareness about state laws that limit their ability to grow their businesses Ryan Self director of sales at the Olde Mecklenburg Brewery in Charlotte explains why it makes little sense for [... more]

Teachers who left North Carolina public school classrooms in the past year were on average less effective than those who stayed That's one of the key findings of a newly redesigned report on teacher attrition prepared by the N C Department of Public Instruction Terry Stoops John Locke Foundation director of research and education studies analyzes the changes and explains why they might prove helpful in assessing links between state public policy and teachers' willingness to work in the Tar Heel State Education reformers have made great strides in North Carolina in recent years They have scrapped the state's public [... more]

Education reformers have made great progress in North Carolina in recent years They still have plenty of work to do to improve traditional public schools and to expand opportunities for parental school choice Terry Stoops the John Locke Foundation's director of research and education studies outlines key education recommendations from the latest version of JLF's Agenda document Free trade has taken a beating during the presidential campaign Donald Trump Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton all took aim at agreements designed to remove trade barriers between the United States and foreign countries That's bad news to Scott Linciome international trade attorney [... more]

This week NC Family president John Rustin talks with Duke University Student Brian Grasso who created a firestorm over his refusal to read the Duke University summer reading selection Fun Home Brian talks about how other Millennials can stand up for their faith on issues within our culture [... more]