The Carolina Cabinet

Welcome to another lively episode of Carolina Cabinet, the only homegrown conservative talk show for Fayetteville, Cumberland County, and beyond! This week, host Peter Pappas is joined by co-hosts Pastor Joshua Goodman and Carrie J. as they kick off the hour with reflections on personal growth, forgiveness, and letting go of burdens in their community “good news” segment. From there, the conversation turns local as the team covers everything from busy events at the Greater Fayetteville Chamber and behind-the-scenes looks at community leadership to the nitty-gritty realities of local politics during Fayetteville’s bustling election season.

The spotlight then lands on special guest John Ashford, candidate for Fayetteville mayor. Ashford shares his journey from single fatherhood and community involvement to his decision to run for office. The panel dives deep into issues facing Fayetteville—youth empowerment, community-police relations, and the importance of grassroots engagement. Together, they debate hot-button topics like the city’s youth curfew, the new Office of Community Safety, and the role of government in building stronger neighborhoods.

Packed with candid laughs, witty banter, and straight-shooting insights, this episode is your inside track to what’s happening in local leadership and why it matters to YOU. Tune in for the smart, thoughtful, and unfiltered conversations you can only get on Carolina Cabinet!

Welcome back to the Carolina Cabinet, your home for conservative talk in Fayetteville and Cumberland County! In this episode, host Peter Pappas and co-host Pastor Joshua Goodman sit down with Mayor Pro Tem Kathy Jensen for an open, insightful conversation about the city's challenges and opportunities.

From the realities of public service and local government to issues such as homelessness, public safety, and the city’s evolving needs, Kathy brings her experience as a lifelong resident of Fayetteville and a community leader. You’ll hear personal stories, real solutions, and lively discussion about moving Fayetteville forward while staying connected to its roots.

Whether you’re passionate about local politics or want to learn more about what’s happening in your backyard, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in for candid talk, local flavor, and plenty of heart, right here on the Carolina Cabinet!

Welcome to the Carolina Cabinet, Fayetteville's hub for smart, local conservative talk! This week, host Peter Pappas and co-host Pastor Joshua Goodman are joined by Paul Williams, a longtime Fayetteville resident, small business owner, and candidate for Mayor.

In this episode, Paul shares his deep roots in the community, lessons from decades in business, and a heartfelt look at family and public service. The conversation tackles everything from challenges facing local businesses and overregulation to crime, city spending, and building generational wealth in Fayetteville. Plus, Pastor Josh offers an uplifting Good News segment about the power of community and positive memories in tough times.

Tune in for a candid, energetic conversation about what’s working—and what’s not—in Fayetteville, and hear Paul Williams’ vision for a stronger, more prosperous city.

Welcome back to another episode of the Carolina Cabinet, Eastern North Carolina’s “sexiest” conservative talk show, where we dive into the heart of community conversations and give a voice to local conservatives. This week, host Peter Pappas is joined in the studio by a full cabinet, including Pastor Joshua Goodman and the inspiring team behind Dedicated Fathers: Treishon Wilson, Craig Banks, Dennis Qualls, and Joyce Kenny.

In this episode, we jump straight into hot-button local politics—touching on the Crown Event Center debate, rising property taxes, and community development—but this week’s focus is on uplifting stories and impactful local work. You’ll learn about how Dedicated Fathers got started during the pandemic, how they mentor children in underserved neighborhoods, and the impact of consistent, positive adult influences on young lives. Plus, you’ll get to know the real people behind the headlines, their journeys, and the challenges and triumphs of guiding youth in Fayetteville.

Whether you’re plugged in for local updates or looking for hope-filled stories of community action, this episode highlights the enduring importance of mentorship, family, and doing the right thing, right here in Cumberland County. So, settle in with your morning coffee, and join us for an hour of perspective, humor, and heartfelt conversation on the Carolina Cabinet.

Welcome to another episode of Carolina Cabinet, the smartest hour of conservative talk radio in the region! This week, hosts Peter Pappas and Pastor Joshua Goodman sit down with Fayetteville City Councilman Mario Benevente for a lively conversation that takes you behind the scenes of local government.

The episode dives into everything from recent community protests and the power of grassroots organizing

to the realities of balancing the city budget and confronting rising taxes. Councilman Benevente shares his vision for Fayetteville’s future—from tackling juvenile crime and enhancing public safety, to retaining young professionals and strengthening public transportation.

They also discuss the upcoming 2025 mayoral race, why participation matters, and what it really takes to create lasting change in the community. If you want candid insights into Fayetteville politics and practical perspectives on the city’s biggest challenges, you won’t want to miss this episode of Carolina Cabinet

Welcome to another lively episode of the Carolina Cabinet, your go-to source for homegrown conservative talk in Cumberland County. Host Peter Pappas is joined by co-hosts J. Antoine Miner, Carrie J., and special guest Leonard Bryant for a sharp, engaging roundtable on this week’s top stories.

The team covers everything from their experiences at the recent North Carolina GOP convention to local community updates, including the hotly debated cancellation of the Crown Event Center project. They don’t hold back discussing national headlines either—diving into immigration protests, the President’s visit to Fort Bragg, and debates over law and order.

Packed with smart takes, personal stories, and the occasional side of humor, this episode brings you right into the heart of local issues and national debates. Grab your coffee and settle in for another hour with Carolina Cabinet’s fearless talkers!

Welcome to another episode of Carolina Cabinet, Eastern North Carolina’s smartest hour of conservative talk! Host Peter Pappas is joined by co-hosts Pastor Joshua Goodman, Carrie Jackson, and Bishop J. Antoine Miner for a fast-paced roundtable tackling Fayetteville’s latest headlines and community challenges.

This week, the Cabinet covers everything from childhood summers and library nostalgia to significant community wins, including the release of Bishop Miner’s new book. The team delves into hot topics, including the city’s new youth curfew, homelessness following the closure of the Regency Motel, and what’s next for the Fayetteville Police Department. Expect honest conversation, sharp insight, and plenty of laughs as they break down how policy, leadership, and community action intersect across Cumberland County.

Plug in and enjoy a thoughtful, energetic discussion about the issues that matter most to Fayetteville and conservative listeners everywhere!

Welcome to another edition of the Carolina Cabinet, where honest conversations meet faith, family, and community values. In this episode, host Peter Pappas and co-hosts Pastor Joshua Goodman and Bishop J. Antoine Miner spotlight Bishop Miner’s new book, "Facing the Storm: Dealing with Life's Natural Disasters." Bishop Miner opens up about the book’s deeply personal origins, sharing life’s most challenging moments—loss, healing, and perseverance—and how faith carried him through.

Alongside these powerful reflections, the crew shares stories from recent community events, celebrates the impact of loved ones, and brings their signature humor to topics ranging from family road trips to Southern comfort food. If you’re looking for honest talk, heartfelt encouragement, and inspiration for weathering your storms, settle in for an uplifting hour on the Carolina Cabinet.

Welcome to another episode of the Carolina Cabinet! This week, host Peter Pappas and co-hosts Joshua Goodman, Carrie Jackson, and J. Antoine Miner are joined by retired Fayetteville Police Chief Kem Braden for an eye-opening conversation about crime, community, and leadership in Cumberland County.

Chief Braden shares his experiences from nearly 30 years on the force, offering candid insights into recent crime trends, youth violence, and the challenges police face in today’s social environment. The team unpacks tough questions about accountability, the effectiveness of curfews, the impact of family and social media, and how the community and law enforcement can work together.

Whether you’re concerned about safety in Fayetteville or want an inside look at local policing, this episode pulls no punches—delivering real talk, local perspective, and a few laughs. Tune in for the smartest hour of conservative radio in the region!

This week, host Peter Pappas is joined by his trusted co-hosts, Bishop J. Antoine Miner and Carrie Jackson, along with special guest John Gobrick—a retired colonel and the driving force behind Fayetteville’s chapter of Our Community Salutes. 

This week’s episode highlights a powerful story of service, as John Gobrick shares the journey that led him from upstate New York to a 34-year Army career and now to honoring Fayetteville’s next generation of enlistees through heartfelt recognition ceremonies. 

Get ready for lively debate, candid reflections on community and service, and a behind-the-scenes look at how local leaders are working to empower youth and strengthen the bonds of citizenship.

Don’t miss out as the Cabinet spotlights inspiring efforts to support Fayetteville’s young patriots. Whether you’re tuning in for national headlines or local news you won’t get anywhere else, this episode has something for everyone who cares about North Carolina and its future!