North Carolina's Front Porch
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Jim Hunt's Legacy. Rachel Hunt's Future. What's Next for NC?" (26 October 2026, 36 minutes), "Southern Haints, Cryptids & Devils with Liz Pardue" (19 October 2026, 57 minutes), and "Why This North Carolina Farmer Decided Enough Was Enough" (12 October 2026, 40 minutes).
The Hometown Holler publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 48 minutes across 117 episodes.
Booking probability for The Hometown Holler is 50%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Hometown Holler requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Hometown Holler's contact route on record: verified email.
The Hometown Holler is a news podcast with 117 episodes published.
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What does North Carolina's future look like through the eyes of someone who grew up watching its longest-serving governor lead the state?Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt joins The Hometown Holler for a conversation about her...
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Storyteller and folklorist Liz Pardue started posting North Carolina stories online just to get over her stage fright. A year later, people across the state are shouting requests in her comments, packing her library...
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Fourth-generation mountain farmer Jamie Ager never planned on running for Congress. But after Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina and Washington failed to deliver, he decided enough was enough.Now he's...
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Everybody loves a tax break. Until somebody asks why the fire truck isn’t coming.Theo Nollert, Policy Director at Building NC's Next Chapter, joins The Holler fellas to unpack three proposed amendments to North...
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In 1995, a young Ezra Levin wrote to Bill Watterson begging him to keep Calvin and Hobbes going. He's been an activist ever since. Two decades later, he and his wife Leah Greenberg wrote a guide to resisting the Trump...
When Terrence Everitt asked the Wake County DA to investigate the Speaker of the North Carolina House, leadership moved his office into a supply closet in the basement. He bought donuts for his new neighbors. Today he...
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What does the North Carolina Supreme Court actually do and why should you care who sits on it?Justice Anita Earls joins the Holler to talk about the power of the NC Supreme Court, gerrymandering, voting rights, public...
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What if the future of farming isn’t just about food?Kamal Bell of Sankofa Farms is back at The Holler to talk about the future of farming in North Carolina, affordable housing, helping formerly incarcerated people...
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San Diego had Ron Burgundy. North Carolina has Tim Boyum. One of our state's most prominent journalists, Tim is known and beloved by Tar Heels everywhere as the bow tie guy. This year, the longtime host of Capitol...
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Frank Bruni has held just about every job a person can have at the New York Times: reporter, White House correspondent, Rome bureau chief, chief restaurant critic, and op-ed columnist. The bestselling author and Duke...
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We sit down with Donovan Zimmerman, co-founder of North Carolina’s Paperhand Puppet Project, to talk giant puppets, art, community, and the strange kind of magic that happens when thousands of people gather together to...
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People are moving here. Money is moving here. Culture is coming from here. And more and more, the biggest political fights in the country are playing out right here in our backyard.Jennifer Palmieri and Errin Haines hit...
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Political strategist Morgan Jackson on Mark Robinson's collapse, Trump's inroads with NC Democrats, and how it feels to watch a campaign come back from the dead. If you want to understand North Carolina politics, you...
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Round 2 with Roy Cooper! We sat down with the Former Governor and US Senate Candidate to crack a cold Sun Drop and find out what he's hearing across North Carolina on his "Make Stuff Cost Less" Tour. Along the way, we...
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Sheila Mikhail did everything right. She stayed healthy, saw her doctor regularly, and got her annual mammograms at Duke Cancer Center. Despite all of it, her breast cancer went undetected for seven years. The culprit...
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Why does one seat in the North Carolina State Senate matter more than almost anything happening in Washington? Daniel Squadron joins the Hometown Holler to make the case that state legislatures—not Congress, not the...
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Psychedelics have gone from a symbol of the hippie counterculture to a serious conversation in state legislatures and medical research labs.This week on The Hometown Holler, the Fellas chat with, Gina Giorgio founder of...
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What does it mean to be the best state for business... and the worst state for workers? Quinn and Daniel sit down with Nikki Marín Baena, co-founder of Siembra NC, to talk about wage theft, workers' rights, immigration...
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Raised in the Jehovah's Witness, Naomi Dix was knocking on doors and leading prayer meetings by the time she was 13. Today she's one of only five drag queens in history to own a gay nightclub. The road between those two...
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What happens when someone spends more than a decade behind bars, survives nearly 1,000 days in solitary confinement, and comes home determined to change the system that failed him? This week on The Hometown Holler...
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