
Tar Heel Politics In a Shot Glass
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 188 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 18 days ago |
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Storyteller and folklorist Liz Pardue started posting North Carolina stories online just to get over her stage fright. A year later, people across the state are shouting requests in her comments, packing her library shows, and selling out h...
Fourth-generation mountain farmer Jamie Ager never planned on running for Congress. But after Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina and Washington failed to deliver, he decided enough was enough.Now he's running in a congressio...
Everybody loves a tax break. Until somebody asks why the fire truck isn’t coming.Theo Nollert, Policy Director at Building NC's Next Chapter, joins The Holler fellas to unpack three proposed amendments to North Carolina’s Constitution, who...
In 1995, a young Ezra Levin wrote to Bill Watterson begging him to keep Calvin and Hobbes going. He's been an activist ever since. Two decades later, he and his wife Leah Greenberg wrote a guide to resisting the Trump agenda that grew into...
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...
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Tar Heel politics in a shot glass.
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.
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I report on the NC legislature for the Hometown Holler.
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