It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood as Quinn and Daniel sit down for a chat with Seneca Rogers. Since he began attending school board meetings as a concerned citizen back in pre-pandemic times, Seneca has distinguished himself as a tireless advocate for public education. Today he champions our public schools as a member of the ABSS School Board. In a wholesome and light-hearted interview, Seneca clarifies common myths about the role of the school board while shedding light on the importance of public education. Diving deeper, Seneca shares why he decided to run for office and explains how he balances the demands of public office with his day job and family life. Tune in and meet Mr. Rogers!

As the public school budget crisis deepens, GOP politicians in Raleigh are set to make our public schools a guinea pig for GovOps, a shadowy task force with broad authority and little oversight. This week on the Holler, Quinn and Daniel return to the kitchen table for a close look at this secretive group, examining its purpose, powers, and role in local and state politics. What they find should terrify every North Carolinian.

In this episode, Quinn & Daniel answer two existential questions: who are we and why are we here?

Quinn and Daniel take a field trip to Raleigh with former State Rep. Ricky Hurtado, a true Alamance County Hometown Hero and friend of the Holler. During his term as the first Latino Democrat elected to the General Assembly, Ricky distinguished himself as a champion of public education, healthcare access, and good governance. But surprise! He's not running for re-election. Stick around and find out why.