The Consumer Debt Crisis is about more than credit cards. It reflects rising costs, stagnant wages, shrinking savings, and an economy dependent on borrowing to maintain living standards.
The White House Ballroom project has evolved from a privately funded proposal into a taxpayer-supported debate about government spending and executive authority.
Can a Democrat win a red district? That question sits at the center of this conversation with High Point Mayor Cyril Jefferson, who is running for Congress in a conservative district. If you’re tired of surface-level political conversations—this episode delivers on that.
Trajan Baker, Bryce Baker, and Mike Baker break down what it actually looks like to pursue wealth with family through real estate investing—from early conversations to taking action on their first deals.
How Visit Winston-Salem leverages tourism and economic development is at the center of this conversation with Brandy Evans, Chief Marketing Officer at Visit Winston-Salem.
The 2026 primaries revealed internal party divisions, the state still operates without a comprehensive budget, and the race to replace Senator Thom Tillis is beginning to take shape.

