The Carolina Cabinet

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The Carolina Cabinet

The Carolina Cabinet is a conservative talk radio podcast hosted by Peter Pappas. The show discusses the latest political news and issues from a Republican perspective. We interview guests from all walks of life, including politicians, activists, and experts. The Carolina Cabinet is a must-listen for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest conservative news and commentary. This podcast is targeted towards Republicans, conservatives, and anyone who is interested in conservative political news and commentary.

  1. 2 DAYS AGO

    Show #124: Engaging Constituents: Strategies for Maintaining Political Connections

    Welcome to the Carolina Cabinet's special pre-election episode! Hosts Peter Pappas, Semone Pemberton, Ms. Carrie J, and Joshua Goodman lead an engaging discussion with guest Jesse Berger as we gear up for election day. This episode dives into the key elements of effective campaign strategies, including the impactful role of strategic messaging, name recognition, and transparent communication in shaping voter decisions at the last minute. Jesse Berger, President of NextText.us, highlights the transformative power of text messaging in campaigns, discussing its impressive engagement rates and upcoming regulatory changes aimed at promoting responsible practices. Peter Pappas shares his experiences from multiple election cycles, reflecting on the emotional journey of awaiting results, while Joshua Goodman emphasizes the importance of community, church, and maintaining genuine connections during the campaign. We explore the dynamic interplay of campaign strategies, the influence of humor and personal interactions, and election night gatherings. The panel discusses the necessity of continuous engagement with constituents and how elected officials might use technology to maintain strong connections post-election. Early voting trends and expected turnout point to a pivotal election day. This episode captures the dedication, camaraderie, and hopeful anticipation that define the electoral process. Tune in for strategic insights, heartfelt reflections, and a celebration of the democratic spirit. Remember to engage with us on social media and share your thoughts!

    58 min

  2. 26 OCT

    Show #123: Community Voices, Voter Engagement, and School Budgeting: A Discussion with Deanna Jones and Karla Icaza

    Welcome to "Carolina Cabinet," where we delve into Cumberland County's dynamic civic life. Today, host Peter Pappas, Joshua Goodman, Semone Pemberton, Carrie Jackson, and guests Karla Icaza and Deanna Jones explore early voting successes and their implications for future elections.  Karla Icaza shares her candidacy journey for Cumberland County District 2 Commissioner, driven by a desire to address unresolved community issues. Deanna Jones discusses her challenges and achievements as a school board member, emphasizing the need for teacher pay improvements and budget transparency. We touch on local church renovations, historical downtown changes, and spirited community events, highlighting active civic engagement. Additionally, we unpack complex school siting decisions, the significance of PTAs, and pressing mental health initiatives. Join us for this insightful, candid conversation, reflecting Fayetteville's unique "big little town" spirit only on "Carolina Cabinet."

    59 min

  3. 22 OCT

    Show #122: Inside the Elections: Charles Smith and Dr. Terra Jordan Discuss School Reform

    Welcome to Carolina Cabinet! In today's episode, join hosts Peter Pappas Semone Pemberton, Carrie Jackson, and Joshua Goodman as they dive into a lively and informative discussion on upcoming community events, early voting, and local elections. Our special guests, Charles Smith, a State House candidate for District 44, and Dr. Terra Jordan, a school board candidate, shared their insights and experiences. We'll cover essential reminders for early voting, the importance of community engagement, and pressing issues within the education system. Listen in as Charles Smith talks about balancing his professional life and impending fatherhood while emphasizing the need for continuous community presence. Dr. Terra Jordan discusses her motivation for running for the school board, driven by her passion for improving education standards. You'll also enjoy the hosts' engaging banter about community activities, fun election anecdotes, and future episode ideas, making the episode not just informative but also entertaining. Stay tuned for updates on the Greater Carolina Rock n' Boil event, voting logistics, engaging music performances, and thoughtful reflections on making a difference in our community. Be sure to support our sponsors, like our Facebook page, and catch us on platforms like Apple, Spotify, Google, and Audible. Let's get started!

    58 min

  4. 9 OCT

    Show #121: Tom Hatch on Education Challenges and His Vision for the School Board

    Welcome to Carolina Cabinet! I'm your host, Peter Pappas, and today we've got a special treat for you. In this episode, we're focusing on Tom Hatch, a seasoned educator who's thinking about shaking things up as he runs for the Cumberland County School Board. Tom's got 32 years in the education game, and he's not afraid to share his thoughts on everything from student discipline to balancing tech with good old-fashioned textbooks. We'll hear about his plans to bring fresh ideas and tackle big issues like funding and policy changes. So, grab your headphones and settle in for a chat full of insights and real talk about making our schools better for everyone. You won't want to miss it!

    57 min

  5. 2 OCT

    Show #120: Kyle Suggs and Craig Scott Discuss Political Trends and Cultural Narratives

    In today's episode, our hosts are joined by special guests Kyle Suggs and Craig Scott, who will share their unique perspectives on political dynamics, community engagement, and cultural heritage. Kyle will analyze Trump’s influence on current political standings and pop culture messaging. We will also discuss local events, including the use of virtual reality in schools, with a focus on the event called "Let's Talk Education," hosted by Semone Pemberton. The discussion will then shift to Craig Scott from American Citizens Vote, who will talk about voting laws, particularly the controversial topic of noncitizen voting. We will also explore the changing attitudes among African American voters who are disillusioned with traditional party lines. Additionally, we will delve into the layers of political messaging, examining how historical and current policies shape community engagement and representation. This episode promises to offer a thought-provoking conversation that will touch on the complexities of immigration policies, the importance of maintaining momentum in political campaigns, and the need for clear definitions in public law. Whether you're here for political insights, community stories, or cultural discussions, this episode will provide a comprehensive look at the issues defining our times. Let's get started!

    1h 33m

  6. 26 SEPT

    Show #119 (Part 2): Nathan Warfel’s Vision: Continuing Positive Change in Cumberland County Schools

    Welcome back to the Carolina Cabinet—North Carolina's smartest conservative talk show, designed to counter the liberal media narrative. In today's episode, hosts Peter Pappas and Joshua Goodman are joined by several distinguished guests: Carrie Jackson, Kristal Watts, and Nathan Warfel. Kristal is running for Soil and Water District Supervisor in Cumberland County, while Nathan, the incumbent for the school board in District 6, talks about his re-election campaign and the evolving challenges in our school system. We'll dive deep into crucial topics, from the impact of COVID-19 on education, changing district dynamics, and creative strategies for hiring teachers to innovative programs like Cumberland Polytechnic. Nathan shares anecdotes highlighting the importance of cultural exchange in our classrooms and discusses significant budgetary and infrastructural challenges. Together, our panel will explore the long-term effects of the pandemic on school attendance and community engagement. Stay tuned as we transition from engaging radio segments to our podcast continuation, offering additional in-depth discussions on teacher pay, school maintenance, legislative efforts, and the essential roles of social workers and counselors. Plus, we’ll touch on how the school environment has shifted, the necessity for transparent budgeting, and much more. Don't miss this insightful conversation—stream the Carolina Cabinet now on Apple, Spotify, Google, Audible, and Facebook!

    49 min

  7. 25 SEPT

    Show #119 (Part 1): Soil and Water: Kristal Watts Discusses PFAS, Farming, and Voter Education

    Welcome to the Carolina Cabinet! In today's episode, recorded live from the WFAY and WMRV studios, our hosts, Peter Pappas, Joshua Goodman, and Carrie Jackson, dive deep into the political landscape and environmental issues impacting Fayetteville and beyond. Joining us today is Kristal Watts, who is running for Soil and Water Conservation of Cumberland County. We'll explore critical topics, including state politics and controversies surrounding Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson, the challenges of small business ownership, and the pressing issues of soil and water contamination due to PFAS pollution. Kristal shares her personal journey and advocacy efforts, highlighting the urgent need for clean water, especially for local farmers. We also tackle broader themes of political identity, voter responsibility, and the complexities within party affiliations. Listen as we navigate local and global impacts, highlighting the importance of community engagement and sustainable practices. So, sit back and enjoy this insightful discussion on the Carolina Cabinet!

    28 min

  8. 22 SEPT

    Show #118: Education and Community: Tracy Pelt's Vision for Cumberland County School Board

    Join hosts Peter Pappas, Carrie Jackson, and Joshua Goodman as they delve into the critical issues affecting our education system. We're excited to have Tracy Pelt, a candidate for the school board in District 5, as our guest. Tracy, an army veteran and devoted mother, will discuss her candidacy, her views on educational reform, and her belief in the importance of family involvement in schools. We'll also highlight her experiences and community engagement, including her stance on school curriculums and funding.Dr. Dwayne Waterford, a passionate advocate for raising educational standards, will join the conversation. Together, they will share insights on topics ranging from students' lack of cursive writing skills to the urgent issue of opioid addiction affecting our youth.But that's not all—we'll also share personal stories and cultural reflections and even discuss local culinary delights, such as Tracy's curry chicken recipe and the group's varied opinions on local eateries. Our hosts will also chat about midlife hobbies, barbecue culture, and the importance of community and cultural activities.Don't miss this hour packed with insightful discussions, heartfelt stories, and a few laughs. Tune in next on Carolina Cabinet!

    1h 18m
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The Carolina Cabinet is a conservative talk radio podcast hosted by Peter Pappas. The show discusses the latest political news and issues from a Republican perspective. We interview guests from all walks of life, including politicians, activists, and experts. The Carolina Cabinet is a must-listen for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest conservative news and commentary. This podcast is targeted towards Republicans, conservatives, and anyone who is interested in conservative political news and commentary.

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    Hosted by Peter Pappas
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2024
  • Episodes
    130
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    Clean
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    © Hosted by Peter Pappas
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