Civitalk

This week we discuss Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s testimony before the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees and what it revealed about his leadership in the Russia-Trump investigation. We also examine the recent announcement that a female will become the next 007 agent in the upcoming James Bond film. Is it a good idea or is […]

This week we’ll discuss President Trump’s concerning tweets surrounding Congresswoman Omar, as well as the Left’s double standard on issues related to race and tolerance. We’ll also explore what it might look like to move large federal and state agencies out of the capitols and into more rural areas. Could it be an economic boon […]

This week, we dive into the pay gap between men and women, riding on the coattails of the U.S. women’s soccer team controversy. Then we turn our attention to the unhinged anger of a senior health executive in a North Carolina city. Finally, we begin our longterm discussion on how some progressive politicians are steering […]

This week, we’re celebrating our nation’s 243rd birthday! Join us as we reflect on Independence Day. We will also offer up analysis on the first Democratic presidential debates. Who were the winners and losers? Any major takeaways? Lastly, we’ll discuss the Supreme Court’s major ruling in a gerrymandering case that impacts North Carolina’s congressional districts. […]

This week we discuss Senator Tillis’ declining favorability numbers and examine what North Carolinians think about Joe Biden and Senator Warren. Also, how does Lt. Gov. Forest do in a matchup with Gov. Cooper this far out from the election? Have you had any bad Uber experiences? We’re going to share ours! And millennials and […]

This week, we discuss a bill that would require North Carolina cities to honor ICE detainer requests. We also explore the reasons why a new bill related to pistol permits is a smart idea. Lastly, we spend some time discussing the importance of fathers and the impact our own dads have had on our lives. […]

This week we discuss the Mexico tariffs that almost were, examining why they would have been so detrimental to American workers and our economy. We also analyze why the Born Alive Act veto override failed and what that might mean for 2020. Finally, we spend a bit of time discussing education innovation, as well as […]

This week Ray and I discuss (or debate…whichever term you prefer) whether we’re winning or losing the culture war. On this episode we spend the majority of our time diagnosing the problem, defining where and how we’re losing and winning this war. We also highlight Justice Clarence Thomas’ mic drop moment in a recent opinion […]

The Equality Act is gaining more ground than it has in previous Congresses. Who stands to lose from such a piece of legislation? Well, quite a few Americans, actually. We’ll discuss this in greater detail, as well as tackle some aspects of urban policy that conservatives can (and should) be speaking into. Subscribe to us […]

Being a conservative on a liberal college campus isn’t always easy. But combine that with being a Christian and woman of color and things can get pretty challenging. On this episode, we discuss the highs and lows of college life with Sienna Stanfield, a recent college graduate. She shares her thoughts on education reform, socialism, […]