Chaos in the Republican primary: Can Madison Cawthorn achieve 30% in the primary in light of his "extracurricular activities"?

The race is on: Bob Orr's critique of the Democrat and Republican forums that took place in Henderson County.

Some candidates drop out, and some begin their campaigns, but most charge ahead in the race to defeat Madison Cawthorn in the (now) 11th District: Judge Orr discusses issues and campaign strategy with Michele Woodhouse

Back to the Battle for NC 11: Judge Orr discusses the redistricting twists, turns, and switchbacks with Dr. Chris Cooper.

NC Supreme Court strikes down the new maps, Dr. Chris Cooper and Judge Orr speculate on what's next: The Court issues a ruling without a written opinion, but the maps will change and the candidates will file.

The governor's veto, a look at finances and contributors, and a conversation with Bruce O'Connell: The filing date changes again, the candidates report the numbers, and an interview with Republican candidate O'Connell.

The primary date could change (again), and a look at Republican candidates: The confusing just got bewildering, but the Republican candidates continue their campaigns regardless.

Judge Orr explains how things have gotten really complicated: He takes a look at the redistricting decision, the challenge to disqualify Madison Cawthorn's candidacy, and a wrap-up of the Democratic candidates' forum

Judge Orr flies solo: Judge Orr holds forth on various topics, but ends the podcast with his thoughts on the NC redistricting trial.

Trying to make sense of 2021 and an interview with Bo Hess: Judge Orr looks for clarity in 2022, and a conversation with Democrat candidate for NC 14, Bo Hess.