The Carolina Cabinet

Welcome to this pivotal episode of the Carolina Cabinet. This morning, host Peter Pappas, co-hosts Laura Mussler and M. Semone Pemberton, and special guest local Author Susan Bartz Herrick confront the urgent addiction issue in our nation. 

We'll hear from Author Susan Bartz Herrick and her poignant account of her son's battle with addiction and discuss the systemic obstacles to effective treatment. Our conversation will touch on the necessity of political and grassroots efforts and the critical importance of viewing addiction as a chronic disease.

Welcome to another enlightening episode of "Carolina Cabinet!" Today, host Peter Pappas and Joshua Goodman are joined by conservative political candidate Eric Stevenson and community advocate M. Semone Pemberton. We'll dive deep into important issues such as conservative values, opportunity scholarships, and educational reform. Eric shares exciting updates on the expansion plans of Fayetteville Christian School and unique fundraising approaches.

Our discussion also explores President Biden's recent debate performance, potential new candidates like Michelle Obama, and the country's leadership and economic stability. Eric reflects on his campaign journey, emphasizing voter engagement and political financial challenges.

Plus, enjoy a musical treat from local artist Julia Golden! Whether tuned into politics, education, or community happenings, this episode has something for everyone. Don't miss out on the thought-provoking conversation on "Carolina Cabinet!"

Welcome to the Carolina Cabinet! In this episode, hosts Peter Pappas, M. Semone Pemberton, and Joshua Goodman chat with Laura Mussler from the Republican Candidate Resource Center. 

We dive into local politics, highlighting the center's support for political candidates in Cumberland County. Hear about informed voting and community events. Mixing serious discussion and light-hearted banter, this episode is a must-listen for political enthusiasts and fans of common-sense conservative talk. Grab a cup of coffee and join the conversation!

Hey everyone, welcome to the Carolina Cabinet! In this episode, Joshua Goodman, Peter Pappas, and Shamike Bethea are joined by guests Claudia Zamora of Centro Hispano and Yenis Parton of iFit Gym for entertaining and insightful discussions.

We're starting with our Father's Day highlights—grilling, family time, and all that good stuff. Then, we dive into the richness of Latino culture with personal stories and a look at its diverse languages and traditions.

Peter shares his thoughts after a busy day of events, while Shamike Bethea talks about the importance of educational advocacy and scholarships. We also get the scoop on a vibrant upcoming Latino festival about food, music, and community unity, plus a can't-miss tea party event by the Cumberland County Republican Women's Club.

So, get comfy and join us for a casual chat on culture, community, and a little bit of everything on the Carolina Cabinet! Let's dive in!

One of the most compelling arguments Garrett makes for classical education is its emphasis on learning how to learn. "In 10 years, there will be jobs that don't exist yet," he notes, illustrating the importance of adaptive learning. By fostering critical thinking, articulation, and internalization of knowledge, classical education prepares students to tackle future challenges, whether in college, the workforce, or beyond.

This adaptability extends to navigating future technological landscapes, such as the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). Garrett references the questions of humanity and ethics that students must grapple with, underscoring the relevance and effectiveness of classical education in an era of rapid technological advancement. The aim is to produce not just engineers and scientists but thinkers who can guide society through ethical quandaries posed by technology, instilling confidence in the audience about the effectiveness of classical education.

Hey folks, welcome back to "Carolina Cabinet!" Get ready for an awesome episode because today we're chatting with Garrett Saul from the "Renaissance Classical Academy."  Our fantastic hosts, Peter Pappas and Joshua Goodman, are joined by Garrett, who's not just an educator but also a passionate pastor. And, of course, we've got our on-air cabinet member Shamike Bethea adding to the mix.

Today, we're immersing ourselves in the fascinating world of Renaissance Classical Christian Academy, a school that's revolutionizing education by embracing a low-tech approach. They uphold the timeless values of goodness, beauty, and truth with a curriculum that has stood the test of time for over 2,000 years. We'll be exploring the reasons behind their teaching of Latin, the art of cursive writing, and how personalized attention can transform a student's learning experience. These are topics that resonate with parents and educators seeking alternative educational approaches.

Garrett shares his journey and why continuous learning is a big deal. There's a lively discussion about modern education's challenges, the importance of thoughtful communication, and even some local politics.

You'll get the lowdown on their unique enrollment process and affordable tuition, making top-notch private education accessible. So kick back and join us as we explore the impact of classical education and so much more in today's episode of Carolina Cabinet. Don't forget to check us out on your favorite podcast platforms and social media. Let's get into it!

Welcome to Carolina Cabinet! In today's episode, we have vital discussions about Cumberland County and beyond. I'm your host, Peter Pappas. Joining me is political candidate Leonard Bryant, who will share his vision for safety, freedom, and law enforcement as he runs for State House 42. We'll also explore the hot topic of removing school resource officers, the significance of local elections, and broader issues like constitutional carry and education. Our guests, Shamike Bethea, and Joshua Goodman, will join us for a dynamic conversation that informs and engages. Let's dive in!

We’re thrilled to have Amy Marshall from the Carolina Teachers Alliance joining us. She’s here to chat with our hosts—Peter Pappas, Carrie Jackson, Joshua Goodman, and Shamike Bethea—about some pretty controversial stuff, like explicit books in schools and the growing influence of radical left ideologies in education. We’ll see how conservative candidates are pushing back, especially in school board races, and why it matters.

We’ll also hear from Amy about the exciting changes happening with the Carolina Teachers Alliance and their efforts to support teachers and influence politics at the state level. Plus, we’ll touch on the debate over school vouchers, parents’ rights, and the financial battles shaping our schools.

So, please sit back, relax, and prepare for a lively discussion exploring issues affecting our schools and communities. Let’s jump right into today’s episode of Carolina Cabinet.

We welcome Amy Marshall from the Carolina Teachers Alliance as our guest. She will join our hosts—Peter Pappas, Carrie Jackson, Joshua Goodman, and Shamike Bethea—to discuss controversial topics such as the presence of explicit books in schools and the increasing influence of radical left ideologies in education. We will also explore how conservative candidates push back, particularly in school board races, and why this is significant.

Welcome back to the Carolina Cabinet Podcast! In this special bonus episode, host Peter Pappas sits down with the legendary Bill Murphy, affectionately known as "The Murph," to dive into the intricate world of the radio industry. Join us as we explore key topics, including the struggles and triumphs of local radio stations, the controversial replacement of Rush Limbaugh by Dan Bongino, and why Rush Limbaugh's influence remains unmatched in talk radio. Bill shares personal anecdotes, from his serendipitous job offer that brought him closer to family, to his challenges at conservative talk radio stations. Hear firsthand about his experiences with unfair management, low ratings, and the necessity of diverse viewpoints in the radio landscape. Plus, get an inside look at his upcoming projects, including a new conservative magazine and live events promoting local talent. This episode is packed with industry insights, personal stories, and a touch of humor—so tune in now for an engaging conversation you won't want to miss!