The Hometown Holler’s Substack
The Hometown Holler, Quinn Ray, Daniel Ayers, Milo Baynes, Kieran SchmittTar Heel Politics In a Shot Glass
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Mr. Pierce Goes To Raleigh
Representative Rodney Pierce joins the Holler to talk about what it means to represent one of North Carolina’s most overlooked regions. A public school teacher and first-term legislator representing Halifax, Warren, and Northampton counties...
Richard Ojeda Puts Boots on the Ground
Richard Ojeda swings by the Holler to talk about service, sacrifice, and what real representation looks like in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District. A retired Army major and former West Virginia state senator, Ojeda discusses leadin...
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Tar Heel politics in a shot glass.
Co-host of the Hometown Holler
time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana
Senior Editor at The Hometown Holler. Tryin' awful hard to help Daniel and Quinn serve up delicious fillings that taste great in your political biscuit.
Raleigh Bureau Chief @ The Hometown Holler
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