The Hometown Holler
The Hometown Holler, Quinn Ray, Milo Baynes, Virginia VanceTar Heel Politics In a Shot Glass
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 183 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 22 days ago |
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Socialism and Its Discontents
The Narcissism of Small Differences
For all of August, a post from #ncpol patriarch Thomas Mills (“If This Is Centrism, I’ll Own It”) has been sitting open on my desktop.
It’s been leering at me. I have been leering right back. I’ve even...
Why North Carolina’s Supreme Court Race Matters w/ Justice Anita Earls
What does the North Carolina Supreme Court actually do and why should you care who sits on it?Justice Anita Earls joins the Holler to talk about the power of the NC Supreme Court, gerrymandering, voting rights, public school funding, Duke E...
The Future of Farming in America w/ Kamal Bell
What if the future of farming isn’t just about food?Kamal Bell of Sankofa Farms is back at The Holler to talk about the future of farming in North Carolina, affordable housing, helping formerly incarcerated people rebuild their lives, the c...
Is America broken? This journalist drove 6,000 miles to find out.
San Diego had Ron Burgundy. North Carolina has Tim Boyum. One of our state's most prominent journalists, Tim is known and beloved by Tar Heels everywhere as the bow tie guy. This year, the longtime host of Capitol Tonight traded the studio...
Frank Bruni | The Secret Life of a Restaurant Critic
Frank Bruni has held just about every job a person can have at the New York Times: reporter, White House correspondent, Rome bureau chief, chief restaurant critic, and op-ed columnist. The bestselling author and Duke professor joins the Hol...
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Tar Heel politics in a shot glass.
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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.
I report on the NC legislature for the Hometown Holler.
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