Unchanging Principles by Josh Carter

In this episode, Josh Carter talks about his son's rare disease and the foundation he and his wife started. The VEO-IBD Foundation helps parents and caregivers of children dealing with this difficult disease. Visit veo-ibd.org 

In this episode, Josh Carter reacts to the news of his grandmother's passing, his involvement with the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers, and tells his favorite story about his son entertaining his grandparents.

In this episode, Josh Carter tells the story of accepting the honor of the naming of Carter Hall at the United States Naval Academy on behalf of his grandfather Jimmy Carter, and his grandfather's reaction to this honor.

In this episode, Josh Carter discusses The 2022 Carter Center Weekend.

In this episode, Josh Carter talks about his experience with his grandfather winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 and how Jimmy Carter's Nobel Peace Prize lecture resonates against the war in Ukraine today.

In this episode, Josh Carter warns of America's Democracy in peril and compares January 6, 1981, to January 6, 2001, to January 6, 2021.

Josh recalls the time when his grandfather Jimmy Carter almost had an election stolen from him.

America's Democracy is in crisis and Josh shares his view on our narrow path forward.

Episode 6 of my podcast is a tribute to my mom, who I lost last month.

This episode is about the history of America's earliest history, and earliest struggles, with voting rights. Also in this episode, remembering Vice President Walter Mondale, Georgia's Voter Suppression Senate Bill 202, Election Monitoring in new Democracies, and Michelle Obama's Call to Action.

In this episode, Josh Carter gives an update about the wild ride his family has been on since his son got out of the hospital, before delivering his thoughts on the Inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.

My son has been diagnosed with a very rare disease. Treating our son's disease has consumed our life for the past 2 years. His treatment is unbelievably expensive. But we have hope, and we have the Affordable Care Act. This is our story.