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NC Justice Center workers’ rights attorney Carol Brooke discusses unemployment insurance and workplace safety as businesses begin to re-open after being shuttered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Clayton Henkel

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5/25/2020

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Duke University Professor of Economic History Dirk Philipsen discusses why now during the COVID-19 pandemic the time is right to re-consider how we measure economic success

By Clayton Henkel

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5/25/2020

Read more about Philipsen’s book: The Little Big Number: How GDP Came to Rule the World and What to Do about It

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NCAE President Mark Jewell discusses how educators are coping with the pandemic and how schools may be restructured in the coming school year to address COVID-19

By Clayton Henkel

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5/18/2020

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Senator Jay Chaudhuri discusses COVID-19 relief efforts, and assuring safe and fair elections this fall

By Clayton Henkel

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5/18/2020

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Jennifer Caslin of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina discusses efforts to combat growing food insecurity in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic

By Clayton Henkel

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5/11/2020

Support the Food Banks’s COVID-19 relief efforts.

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Rep. Sydney Batch discusses COVID-19 relief efforts and the need to expand Medicaid

By Clayton Henkel

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5/11/2020

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Dr. William Munn of the Health Advocacy Project discusses racial health disparities in the age of COVID-19

By Clayton Henkel

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5/11/2020

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Secretary Mandy Cohen and State Board of Education Chairman Eric Davis discuss what comes next as COVID-19 shows signs of sustained leveling

By Clayton Henkel

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5/4/2020

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Chief Justice Cheri Beasley discusses how North Carolina courts are dealing with the COVID-19 emergency

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5/4/2020

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Senator Gladys Robinson discusses COVID-19 health disparities, and outlines some of the policy proposals that she would like to see advanced to address the crisis

By Clayton Henkel

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4/27/2020

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MaryBe McMillan, President of the North Carolina State AFL-CIO discusses how lawmakers can best help workers hit hard by the coronavirus crisis.

By Clayton Henkel

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4/27/2020

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John Quinterno of South by North Strategies takes a closer look at the economic fallout from the pandemic and NC’s unemployment insurance system

By Clayton Henkel

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4/27/2020

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Governor Roy Cooper and Health and Human Services Secretary Mandy Cohen discuss the ongoing efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19

By Clayton Henkel

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4/20/2020

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Sen. Jeff Jackson talks about the upcoming legislative session and what’s needed before North Carolina can reopen

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4/20/2020

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Professor Gene Nichol of the UNC School of Law discusses his newest book: “Indecent Assembly”

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4/20/2020

Indecent Assembly: The North Carolina Legislature’s Blueprint for the War on Democracy and Equality

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Lynn Minges, President and CEO of the NC Restaurant and Lodging Association, discusses how the legislature can help businesses economically impacted by COVID-19

By Clayton Henkel

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4/13/2020

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Radio Interviews

NC Justice Center workers’ rights attorney Carol Brooke discusses unemployment insurance and workplace safety as businesses begin to re-open after being shuttered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Duke University Professor of Economic History Dirk Philipsen discusses why now during the COVID-19 pandemic the time is right to re-consider how we measure economic success

NCAE President Mark Jewell discusses how educators are coping with the pandemic and how schools may be restructured in the coming school year to address COVID-19

Senator Jay Chaudhuri discusses COVID-19 relief efforts, and assuring safe and fair elections this fall

Jennifer Caslin of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina discusses efforts to combat growing food insecurity in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic

Rep. Sydney Batch discusses COVID-19 relief efforts and the need to expand Medicaid

Dr. William Munn of the Health Advocacy Project discusses racial health disparities in the age of COVID-19

Secretary Mandy Cohen and State Board of Education Chairman Eric Davis discuss what comes next as COVID-19 shows signs of sustained leveling

Chief Justice Cheri Beasley discusses how North Carolina courts are dealing with the COVID-19 emergency

Senator Gladys Robinson discusses COVID-19 health disparities, and outlines some of the policy proposals that she would like to see advanced to address the crisis

MaryBe McMillan, President of the North Carolina State AFL-CIO discusses how lawmakers can best help workers hit hard by the coronavirus crisis.

John Quinterno of South by North Strategies takes a closer look at the economic fallout from the pandemic and NC’s unemployment insurance system

Governor Roy Cooper and Health and Human Services Secretary Mandy Cohen discuss the ongoing efforts to slow the spread of COVID-19

Sen. Jeff Jackson talks about the upcoming legislative session and what’s needed before North Carolina can reopen

Professor Gene Nichol of the UNC School of Law discusses his newest book: “Indecent Assembly”

Lynn Minges, President and CEO of the NC Restaurant and Lodging Association, discusses how the legislature can help businesses economically impacted by COVID-19

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