Jason Miller Reese Brantmeier rsquo s Attorney on Reese rsquo s case and what kind of footing she has against the NCAA Why would the NCAA fight this Why isn rsquo t her case like other athletes at UNC who are getting NIL money and incentives What is this case about in a nutshell Is this a case that rsquo s winnable for Reese What rsquo s the goal Now ESPN is trying to get involved with the ACC vs FSU and Clemson case Could the ACC have any footing to sue ESPN for getting involved [... more]

This program was previously aired but the DVD offer is available again for a short time GUEST DR JERRY NEWCOMBE producer The Pilgrims documentaryA small group of biblical Christians known as the the Pilgrims are widely considered to be the founders of America Numbering only about - souls they had fled religious persecution in England to settle in Holland But after ten years there they decided on another move across the Atlantic Ocean to an unknown land that would become the United States About Pilgrims were on the first vessel called The Mayflower arriving in modern-day Cape Cod in Massachusetts [... more]

People who are wealthy have much more than money to consider when it comes to estate planning and generational wealth transfer For the wealthy the stakes are often higher the mistakes are magnified and all members of the family have an incentive and often the means to litigate if things don't go their way In this video Peter with Richon Planning and Erin Kennedy discuss five documents that every wealthy person should have in order to protect his or her wealth and the harmony of the family An updated estate plan Evaluate Various trusts Legacy letter Family Governance Plan Succession [... more]

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How do we make the ACC football schools happier hellip The success initiative Which is an incentive program so all Florida State has do to is hellip win How does Chip see things being impacted from this here on out in the ACC The discussion draft that was recently released designs an NIL law so what are Chip rsquo s thoughts on that nbsp [... more]

How does Jon feel about the transfer portal What was it like making it as far as the team did this past season And Jon describes himself as impatient but Adam doesn rsquo t see him as that so what are some examples of him being impatient Did any of his players surprise him with their decisions Adam asks Jon about an unintended consequence Is there now financial incentive along with school pride keeping players there If he could do one or two things over again what would that be [... more]

What incentives were put into this bill to help push it along Why did we have to do the things they rsquo re doing right now to try and push this bill along Why can rsquo t we all agree it rsquo s just like any other vice What rsquo s the thing Adam worries about with their thought process in determining whether or not to go through with this bill What are the obstacles right now What rsquo s the timeline for passing this bill If it were to pass tomorrow when would it actually go through What rsquo [... more]

After having encouraged the Church to stand strong in faith during difficult times the Apostle Peter turns to Church leaders the shepherds to describe three attitude principles of how they are to care for the flock Like the Good Shepherd Jesus they are to serve willingly enthusiastically and selflessly And what is the incentive to shepherd well Anticipation of the Chief Shepherd's return and the awaiting reward for leading the sheep safely to His feet [... more]

This program was previously aired but the DVD offer is available again for a short time GUEST DR JERRY NEWCOMBE producer The Pilgrims documentaryA small group of biblical Christians known as the the Pilgrims are widely considered to be the founders of America Numbering only about - souls they had fled religious persecution in England to settle in Holland But after ten years there they decided on another move across the Atlantic Ocean to an unknown land that would become the United States About Pilgrims were on the first vessel called The Mayflower arriving in modern-day Cape Cod in Massachusetts [... more]

Steelers need to start Kenny Pickett l What's the incentive for Pittsburgh to start Mitch Trubisky l Is there any reason to believe in the Cowboys this season [... more]

Sometimes we are drowning in shame because we cannot change the deep failures of our past That's where Jesus found Peter after he vehemently denied even knowing Jesus In this message we listen to Jesus' three restorative questions In Christ we have lasting incentives to be restored to Christ and His service This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount Get yours at rtwoffer com or call us at - - - [... more]

We often ponder How different would my life be if only Peter denied Christ amassing a load of guilt too deep for words In this message from Luke we identify four incentives which move us closer to Christ regardless of the guilt we carry No matter how horrible our mistakes have been it is possible to be brought from regret to restoration This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount Get yours at rtwoffer com or call us at - - - [... more]

Pastor Greg discusses the Respect Marriage Act an act disguised to groom our children by pedophiles HR must be defeated in the Senate Response to this act has been tepid at best Victor Avila NADA contains incentives to lure more illegals Illegals are victims of liberal open border policies Cartels target innocent Americans in towns where CBP and DPS reside Human Trafficking does not end when they get here [... more]

Michael Austin The Biden Economy is destructive to communities especially minority communities Incentives are still to stay home and not work Unemployment numbers do not reflect those not looking for work John Lott Jr and Rick Manning Crime Prevention Research Center CrimeResearch org Repeatedly a good guy with a gun will deter a violent attack by a bad guy with any weapon The real Story in Buffalo was a white customer shot the perp and stopped the killing [... more]

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GUEST DR JERRY NEWCOMBE producer The Pilgrims documentary A small group of biblical Christians known as the the Pilgrims are widely considered to be the founders of America Numbering only about - souls they had fled religious persecution in England to settle in Holland But after ten years there they decided on another move across the Atlantic Ocean to an unknown land that would become the United States About Pilgrims were on the first vessel called The Mayflower arriving in modern-day Cape Cod in Massachusetts in November One year later in November after a brutal winter in which many of [... more]

Whether in private or public places of work the military and elsewhere deadlines are looming or already passed mandating that employees get the COVID injection or be terminated Yes America has descended to a new authoritarian low inject a substance into your body or else lose your ability to support yourself and your family With the God-rejecting Left being most coercive for all to get vaccinated even young children who are in no danger of the virus one would think someone like pastor and author John Piper wouldn't be encouraging Christians to be vaccinated but rather leaving it up to [... more]

Episode Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions Show Notes CoreChristianity com I am discipling someone who says they have a prayer language and speak in tongues How should I work through this with them What is the difference between the synagogue and the temple Do they have different regulations Did the religious leaders break the law in order to try to trap Jesus at the synagogue How should the church respond to the Equality Act In Mark there is a strange incident where another young man is nearly arrested along with Jesus Who was this person and what [... more]

In this message Pastor Greg Barkman gives biblical incentives to give generously to the Lord [... more]

The John Locke Foundation is leading a national effort to ensure state governments have more flexibility in their use of federal CARES Act money Without that flexibility states will have incentives to engage in unsustainable new spending John Locke Foundation CEO Amy Cooke explains how JLF is working to help avoid that outcome North Carolina could lose half its small businesses if government doesn't relax soon the economic restrictions tied to the COVID- pandemic Ray Starling general counsel of the NC Chamber delivered that warning recently to state lawmakers Starling also offered lawmakers a larger assessment of the pandemic's impact [... more]

Gov Roy Cooper emerged from a recent meeting with business executives and proclaimed that none of them had asked for a tax cut Cooper used that fact to bolster his opposition to reducing business taxation The problem for Cooper is that every company cited in his comments about the meeting has taken advantage of targeted state tax breaks Those targeted incentives top million Jon Sanders John Locke Foundation director of regulatory studies analyzes the governor's skewed view of business tax policy The N C Coalition for Charter Schools has named Lindalyn Kakadelis as its new executive director Kakadelis explains how [... more]

A lot of candidates running for President advocate Medicare for All as part of their platform While Medicare itself is a decent program I spend a little time discussing the realities of dealing with Medicare from a customer service standpoint Gracie and I both had to call Medicare for a significant issue Getting bounced around from department to department we logged over four hours on the phone one day and another minutes the next It's still not resolved as of this posting with another hours logged Imagine your best day at the DMV That's what happens when government is the [... 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]

Tax incentives are back in the headlines Carolina Journal reports the rare story of a major aircraft industry company building operations in Winston-Salem without seeking any handouts from state local government Meanwhile S C legislators squabble over a multimillion-dollar incentives package designed to lure the Carolina Panthers business operations south of the state line Rick Henderson CJ editor-in-chief analyzes the latest incentives news North Carolina has made billions of dollars in promises to retired state workers Those promises involve both pensions and health care State Treasurer Dale Folwell focuses on the price of those promises He's warning policymakers about the [... more]

North Carolina could make a major improvement to its tax system by ending taxation of capital gains But the state doesn't have to scrap its capital gains tax completely to move in the right direction Roy Cordato John Locke Foundation senior economist recommends capping the capital gains tax at its current rate With that step the rate would never climb again even if future legislatures decide to raise taxes in other types of income The University of North Carolina System could do a better job recruiting military veterans as students The system's Board of Governors heard that message recently from [... more]

When Apple announced plans for a major expansion in Austin Texas it appeared that Raleigh and North Carolina had lost another competition for a major economic development That was despite the state's willingness to give Apple substantial tax incentives Jon Sanders the John Locke Foundation's director of regulatory studies assesses the impact of Apple's announcement on N C tax incentive policy Free speech is one of the most fundamental rights protected in the U S Constitution's Bill of Rights But free speech faces continual attacks David French senior writer for National Review worries about attacks on the culture of free [... more]

Legislators recently loosened restrictions on North Carolina's targeted tax incentive program allowing companies to claim as much as for every job created in connection with a Job Development Investment Grant That's a percent increase from the old cap of per job The change passed without much opposition in the General Assembly But Jon Sanders John Locke Foundation director of regulatory studies explains why an increased reliance on targeted tax incentives means bad news for state taxpayers Progressives argue that their policies are designed to help disadvantaged groups including minorities and the poor But Michael Jacobs professor at UNC-Chapel Hill's Kenan-Flagler [... more]

Legal scholars of all political stripes are assessing the relative merits of Judge Brett Kavanaugh as the next justice of the U S Supreme Court Considering arguments from conservatives libertarians free-speech advocates and fair-minded liberals Jon Guze is inclined to support Kavanaugh's nomination Director of legal studies at the John Locke Foundation Guze explains why assessments of experts from a range of political perspectives convince him that Kavanaugh would make a good addition to the nation's highest court Facebook has faced some major political blows in recent months N C State University political scientist Andrew Taylor analyzes Facebook's recent controversy [... more]

Politicians who rely on targeted tax incentives to help recruit businesses to North Carolina share a common trait with teenagers who stuff their faces with the first piece of chocolate cake they see Joseph Coletti John Locke Foundation senior fellow explains that analogy as he dissects this state's incentives policy Coletti explains why the politicians and teenagers would benefit from considering alternatives Charlotte's Sugar Creek Charter School has demonstrated clear success But school founder and former Charlotte Mayor Richard Vinroot says that success followed early struggles Vinroot explained recently for state lawmakers how an early threat of closing prompted Sugar [... more]

North Carolina's teacher attrition rate dropped last year and those who left the job were less effective teachers than those who stayed Terry Stoops John Locke Foundation vice president for research digs into the latest data about teacher attrition and teacher vacancies Members of the University of North Carolina system's Board of Governors are interested in boosting intellectual diversity on campuses They sought advice recently from Princeton professor Robert George the founder and leader of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions George highlighted his program's positive impact on the Princeton campus He also pointed to potential challenges [... more]

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The N C Department of Transportation believes enough people will want to pay apiece for pedestrian-only access to Ocracoke Island to justify a million passenger ferry program Carolina Journal's latest cover story examines the DOT Ferry Division's plan Editor-in-Chief Rick Henderson discusses the proposal and its potential impact Like it or not popularity plays a key role in our lives Mitch Prinstein professor of psychology at UNC-Chapel Hill explores that role in the book Popular The Power of Likability in a Status-Obsessed World Prinstein distinguishes between two different types of popularity He explains why it's better for us to person [... more]

The daughter of North Carolina-based former Ambassador Jim Cain serves as lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against Twitter Cameron Cain and a co-plaintiff contend that the social media giant has not taken adequate stops to block ISIS from using Twitter to plan its terrorist attacks Jon Guze the John Locke Foundation's director of legal studies explores the legal implications of Cain v Twitter North Carolina lawmakers continue to debate whether and how to use targeted tax incentives to lure new jobs into the state A recent N C House committee meeting featured debate about proposals to tweak incentives rules in [... more]