Tune in here to this Wednesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the feeling of “winning” and the sense of momentum that he and his listeners share, despite what he describes as negativity from the media and pundits. From there, he transitions into a deeper reflection inspired by Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, exploring themes of comfort, boredom, and purpose in modern life. Brett argues that society has grown too addicted to instant pleasure—through streaming, scrolling, and constant distraction—and lost touch with meaning and growth. He emphasizes that boredom and discomfort are not enemies, but essential catalysts for creativity, resilience, and self-discovery.

We’re joined by Terry Donovan from Charlotte to talk about her campaign for mayor and her focus on public safety and civic engagement. Donovan, a Republican candidate, tells host Brett Winterble that she entered the race because she could no longer sit back and watch as crime and division grew in the city. She stresses that Charlotte faces a serious public safety crisis, with CMPD understaffed and residents increasingly fearful. Donovan calls for a change in leadership and attitude at City Council, arguing that acknowledging the problem is the first step toward fixing it. She emphasizes unity, saying that safety is not a partisan issue—it’s something everyone deserves regardless of background or neighborhood. Donovan also encourages citizens to get involved, attend council meetings, and hold leaders accountable. Her campaign message is clear: “We’ve got to take our city back.

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