On a Tuesday Drive Josh makes the case for nbsp who'll likely be the first NFL head coach fired this season reacts to Stephen A Smith claiming he knows ALL of North Carolina gets repeatedly interrupted with coverage of Aaron Judge's pursuit of home runs Hayes Permar of Sports Channel creates a remix of Petey Pablo's North Carolina and voice of USA Baseball Daron Vaught joins the show to talk about bizarre fair foods in Unusual Questions [... more]

Stu interviews Pastor Grant Castleberry from Capital Community Church Listen as they sip pumpkin spiced lattes and share a story that starts with death and leads to love and salvation [... more]

How do we get our kids to care about the real meaning of Christmas Clayton Greene offers a creative and personal idea Show Notes and Resources Find Clayton's advent blocks here https adventblocks com Find resources from this podcast at https shop familylife com Products aspx categoryid Download FamilyLife's new app https www familylife com app Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network https www familylife com familylife-podcast-network [... more]

Nikita is joined by financial planner Nick Pangakis a fan from Youngsville NC to answer the following questions Did you have a friendship with Magnum TA outside of the ring Were you apprehensive about teaming up with Dusty Rhodes at the time of Magnum TA's accident And why did we never see you in the WWE [... 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]

The Triangle made Amazon's cut for the list of potential sites for the online retailer's second headquarters Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief analyzes the issues surrounding the local bid to land Amazon's HQ and its promises of jobs The federal tax reform package has grabbed recent headlines but advocates of better tax policy have seen recent gains at the state and local levels as well Patrick Gleason director of state affairs at Americans for Tax Reform says his group has been happy to see recent victories against taxes on soda and plastic bags Tighter security measures could be on the [... 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]

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]

It has attracted much less attention than other high-profile elements of the N C state budget plan but one provision could have major long-term positive benefits for taxpayers and for public education The provision creates a Joint Legislative Task Force on Education Finance Reform Terry Stoops the John Locke Foundation's vice president for research explains how that task force could play an important role When people lobby government to create a new occupational license for their profession they usually claim to be looking out for their customers' best interests In most cases they actually hope to limit entry into their [... more]