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The Carolinas Stoic episodes
- Confessions from the Top: When Heritage Leadership Admits DefeatToday we talk about former leadership, the top echelons of heritage organizations, admitting defeat33 min
- You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide: The Post-Midterm Wake-Up CallToday we talk about how many southerner, especially those in the confederate heritage movement already waving the white flag even before the Democrats take office35 min
- Man of the south step forwardToday we talk about planting the proverbial tree, even though you know you probably won’t live to sit under it shade36 min
- FLOCK and REPUBLICANSIn this episode, we talk about why the sheriffs around the south are OK and not pushing back on the flock bands that are now occurring we also are going to talk about why confederate heritage supporters and their leaders are urging people to vote red and what political party was in charge when the monuments and flags were being stripped.45 min
- Fight for the futureToday we talk about the fallacy and only focusing on defending heritage versus defending posterity35 min
- Why the Confederacy Keeps Losing: Symbols Over Strategy
Joshua Gilmer explains why Confederate heritage groups keep losing—prioritizing symbols over political tactics—and why he shifted his focus from heritage defense to practical Southern cultural preservation.
He lays out a call to civic action: real victories come from engaging town halls, changing zoning laws, and fighting data centers and landfills to protect communities and the living South.
34 min - you must get involvedIn order to change things in our communities, whether it be our town city or county or even the state we must get involved in the politics of that community.32 min
- Heritage groups do nothing for the living southHi Heritage groups will never help the living south in terms of anything in the political arena32 min
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Southern, cultural preservation, political movement