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" Gear up, sports enthusiasts! Raw Mind Sports is bringing you the heat with exclusive coverage of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association's regional finals! We've got the lowdown on the top teams battling it out for glory: from the 1A East men's showdown between Wilson Prep and Bertie, the 2A East men's clash of Farmville Central vs Goldsboro, to the 3A East men's battle of Westover vs Seventy-First. Not to forget the fierce 2A East girls' matchup between North Pitt and Seaforth, and the thrilling 3A girls' game of South Central vs Terry Sanford. All the action is taking place at Wake Forest University, including the state championships that you won't want to miss. Stay updated with the latest game insights, coverage, and exclusive interviews by following Raw Mind Sports on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Dive deeper into the heart of high school basketball at Rawmindsports.com. Don't just watch the game, experience it with us. "

Congressman David Price served 34 years representing North Carolina's Research Triangle, leaving the House just this January. Beyond his time as an institution in the House, he's lived a remarkable political life...present on the Washington Mall during the MLK "I Have A Dream" speech...a Senate staffer witnessing key civil rights votes in the mid 1960s...a leading political scientist at Duke University...a Democratic Party leader who helped devise the primary reforms now known as "super delegates"...and an influential House member who's served across parts of five decades in the House and been a witness to - and a part of - some of the most important political moments of the past half century.IN THIS EPISODE...Growing up in the unique political culture of small-town East Tennessee...The Civil Rights Movement inspires an awakening for public service...Memories of being on The Mall during the March on Washington and the MLK "I Have A Dream" Speech...His time as a Senate staffer during the critical 1964 vote to break the filibuster on civil rights... How he merged teaching Political Science at Duke with activity in real-world politics...His time in state party leadership and as part of The Hunt Commission reforming the Democratic Presidential Primary process...The political skill and legacy of North Carolina Governor Jim Hunt...North Carolina's legacy as a progressive Southern state...Remembering the 1984 Senate "race of the century" of Jesse Helms vs. Jim Hunt...His path to running and winning his first race for Congress in 1986...Memories of his first few terms in the House...The story of his loss in the 1994 GOP wave and comeback win in 1996...His thoughts on the legacy of the Newt Gingrich Revolution of the 1990s...His proudest accomplishments from 30+ years in the House...The toughest two votes he took...His analysis on the leadership success of Speaker Nancy Pelosi...The closest Congressman Price came to a statewide race...The advice he gives to new House members...His current work and focuses in his post-House career...AND Lamar Alexander, Howard Baker, Bob Bartlett, Joe Biden, Jack Brooks, C-Span after hours, cabals, Tom Carper, Chapel Hill, church suppers, Joe Clark, Bill Clinton, Jim Clyburn, committee barons, the Confederate Cause, the Contract with America, Harold Cooley, Thomas Dewey, John Dingell, down-home types, Clair Engle, existential questions, Bill Ford, the Gang of Eight, Albert Gore Sr., Jerry Grinstein, Phil Hart, Helms' proteges, Hope VI, Steny Hoyer, inherited Republicanism, inner clubs, the Iran Nuclear Agreement, Jacob Javits, Warren Magnuson, Mars Hill, Kevin McCarthy, the McGovern Commission, metal aprons, Bob Michel, midterm effects, moral suasion, Morehead Scholarships, Mountain Republicans, Ed Muskie, Bill Nelson, Barack Obama, PLEOs, peer pressure, pep talks, Mike Pertschuk, the Political Science Caucus, Edward Pugh, Ronald Reagan, Dan Rostenkowski, rump conventions, Terry Sanford, the Sanford School of Public Policy, Saul Shorr, shouting matches on the House floor, sit-ins, Sputnik, Freddy St. Germain, super-delegates, talk radio, the Tea Party, Donald Trump, turbulent townhall meetings, turnaround artists, Jamie Whitten, Jim Wright, Yale Divinity School, yeoman farmers & more!

Hosted by Brett Wiseman - Live from Clarks BBQ in Kernersville each Weds night Glenn HC Stevenston recaps the Week 1 loss to Terry Sanford and a preview of Week 2 road trip to Ragsdale Guests: OL Tyshon Holland and RB Xavier Fenner Tune into new episodes every Weds night 7pm on TobaccoRoadSportsRadio.com! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tobacco-road-sports-radio/support

Mark Putnam, Democratic media strategist and founder of Putnam Partners, has helped elect 11 Governors, 10 Senators, and dozens of members of Congress. In this conversation, Mark talks growing up in Alaska, his unconventional path to working in political media, early races on which he cut his teeth, helping elect Presidents Obama and Biden, how to think about “viral” ads, some of his favorite spots, and smart insights from one of the most successful careers in political media.IN THIS EPISODE…Mark talks what it's like growing up in Alaska…Mark remembers the tragic disappearance of of Congressman Nick Begich…How Mark thinks of Alaska politics 101…A memorable meeting a teenage Mark had with Senator Ted Stevens…Mark explains the connection between his college major in Molecular Biology and what he does now…How Geraldine Ferraro helped a novice Mark get into political consulting…The iconic political admakers Mark apprenticed under…The 1986 Senate race Mark first put his stamp on…The losing 1994 Governor's race where Mark learned an important lesson…Mark's thoughts on using humor in political advertising…Mark's opportunity to help elect a friend a state Attorney General…Mark's rules of thumb on videos going viral…What Mark thinks is unique about a Putnam Partners ad…Mark talks through the media behind Heidi Heitkamp's upset Senate win in 2012…Mark makes a believer out of a skeptical Governor Bill Richardson on an out-of-the-box idea…The two moments Mark remembers most from working for the 2008 Obama campaign…Mark helms “the most expensive political ad ever made”…Mark's role in the 2020 pro-Biden Unite the County Super PAC ads…Mark tells a wild story from a local New Jersey race when he was repeatedly threatened for trying to do the job…Mark talks what he's learned about running a business and building a team…Mark's weirdest work habit…Mark's advice for the next generation of political media consultants…AND…August releases, David Axelrod, Mark Begich, Joe Biden, Randy Bryce, Ken Burns, Chuck Chvala, Jim Clyburn, the consideration set, Chancy Croft, Jeremiah Denton, Michael Dukakis, Ellis Island, Carter Eskew, Peter Fenn, forcefields of appeal, gold Cadillacs, Al Gore, Davis Guggenheim, Bob Graham, Mike Gravel, The Great Alaska Earthquake, John Gregg, Jay Hammond, MJ Hegar, Tom King, Bill Knapp, Tony Knowles, MTV, Jim Margolis, Mitch McConnell, Amy McGrath, Steve Murphy, Nordstrom, Tom Ochs, Ozzy Osbourne, Mike Pence, the Philadelphia, David Plouffe, Hal Riney, Joe Salazar, Terry Sanford, Steve Schale, Richard Shelby, Paul Simon, Tony Soprano, Bob Squier, Mark Squier, Tommy Thompson, Donald Trump, the valiant effort reel, Phil Weiser, John Zaccaro, Laura Zaccaro, & more!

The Fayetteville Observer's Rodd Baxley and Sonny Jones break down the latest in high school sports in the Cape Fear region. On Episode 16, three Cumberland County football teams have advanced to the third round of the state football playoffs.

The Fayetteville Observer's Rodd Baxley and Sonny Jones break down the latest in high school sports in the Cape Fear region. On Episode 10, South View and Terry Sanford are tied for first place in football in the Patriot Conference. Richmond and Scotland just keep on winning in the Sandhills Conference.

The Fayetteville Observer's Rodd Baxley and Sonny Jones break down the latest in high school sports in the Cape Fear region. On Episode 3, the Game of the Week is Terry Sanford at Jack Britt, the new 910Preps.com football rankings and the origin of the Jungle Run cross country race.  

Campbell University is set to open its 2019 season. The Camels are coming a Big South Conference championship and a NCAA tournament appearance. Terry Sanford graduate Andrew Jayne talks about his first season of pro baseball. Join Sonny Jones for the Called Third Strike podcast each Thursday.

Fayetteville's downtown baseball stadium is named SEGRA Stadium, youth camp set at Terry Sanford and interviews with St. Andrews coach Andy Fox and Methodist coach Tom Austin. Join Sonny Jones for Episode 3 of the Called Third Strike podcast.

In Episode 14 of the 910Preps Podcast, South View and Seventy-First win in the final seconds while Pine Forest and Terry Sanford romp in the second round of the state football playoffs. Those four Cumberland teams, along with Sandhills Conference teams Richmond Senior, Pinecrest and Scotland, have advanced to the third round. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

Pine Forest has a first-round bye in the state football playoffs that begin Friday, Nov. 16. Rivals Jack Britt and Seventy-First meet in the first round. South View and Terry Sanford open at home. Gray's Creek and Cape Fear play on the road. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

In Episode 11 of the 910Preps Podcast, playoff spots are on the line in the final week of the regular season in football. South View and Pine Forest will play for the Patriot title. Gray's Creek, Cape Fear and Terry Sanford will play for the top 3-A seed. Meanwhile, Seventy-First and Jack Britt hope to improve their playoff seeding. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

In Episode 8 of the 910Preps Podcast, teams from Cape Fear, Terry Sanford and Jack Britt qualify for the girls' golf state tournament, key football games on the schedule, soccer and volleyball teams get ready for the playoffs. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.  

Hurricane Florence has postponed most high school sports activities through the end of the week as people in the Cape Fear region prepare for the storm. In Patriot Conference football openers last Friday, Cape Fear's defense was impressive in a win over Terry Sanford while Pine Forest wins on the final play against Gray's Creek. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

Terry Sanford visits Cape Fear as Patriot Athletic Conference football teams begin conference play Friday. It figures to be a match between the Bulldogs' high-scoring offense and the Colts' stingy defense. More than 1,200 runners competed in the Jungle Run cross country meet Saturday night at South View. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports in Cumberland County.

South View, Douglas Byrd, Cape Fear, Pine Forest, Gray's Creek and Seventy-First pick up wins in the first week of the football season. The 10 Cumberland County teams are back in action Friday highlighted by Cape Fear at Seventy-First and Terry Sanford at Jack Britt. Listen as Jaclyn Shambaugh and Sonny Jones talk about high school sports.  

The postseason begins, and Terry Sanford gets Cumberland County's first-ever girls' lacrosse playoff berth.

The Bulldogs have have loaded their schedule with top opponents.

The Bulldogs won the Patriot Conference, but can they keep coming from behind to win games in the playoffs?

Fayetteville's oldest rivalry takes on even more meaning as the Golden Bulls and Bulldogs fight for the Patriot title.

When it mattered late, Terry Sanford turned to its tried and true attack.

The Cape Fear offense has needed a spark to ignite this season. The Colts found several Friday at Terry Sanford.

After two weeks, the Cape Fear, E.E. Smith, Terry Sanford and South View football teams hold spotless records. Plus, a look back at Friday's results and a glance at tennis, volleyball, soccer and the Jungle Run.

Bill Friday, Terry Sanford, Bill Aycock and many others from North Carolina’s own "Greatest Generation" led a time of dramatic change that established many of today’s institutions. A Generation of Change takes us on a journey through 50 years of North Carolina history with these leaders from the 1920s to the climactic election of 1972 and the birth of the modern two-party state in North Carolina.

Head of the Party Episode Two of Biographical Conversations with Betty Ray McCain takes us to Wilson, North Carolina, where the McCains moved in 1956. Dr. McCain took a position at Wilson Memorial Hospital, eventually serving as chief of staff. The couple moved into their Wilson home just in time to welcome their first child, Paul Pressly McCain. Two years later, the family expanded again with the birth of Paul’s sister, Mary Eloise McCain. Despite diapers and bottles, McCain found the time to roll up her sleeves and work for the Democratic Party. She volunteered for the 1960 Terry Sanford gubernatorial campaign and, four years later, worked for Richardson Preyer in the Democratic primary. Preyer’s loss to eventual governor Dan Moore broke her heart, yet she still canvassed for Moore because, she offers, “as Jim Hunt and Terry Sanford teach you, you’ve got to come back together.

Early Years and Ambitions Part 1 of 3 Parts Host Robin Minietta hosts the first of this series of Biographical Conversations. In the first episode, Senator Terry Sanford shares his early years as a boy and college student, leading up to his eventual political ambitions. Terry was born and raised in Laurinburg. His father owned a hardware store named JD Sanford and Son, and his mother was a teacher. After his parents started having children, his mother took a leave of absence from teaching, but she returned when the Depression forced his father to close his store. Sanford says that his experiences growing up during the Depression made him more sensitive to the plight of people in poverty and especially to the black population.

Governorship of North Carolina Part 2 of 3 Parts Part two begins with Sanford’s association with John F. Kennedy. According to Sanford, supporting Kennedy publicly was one of the most risky things that he did politically, primarily because North Carolina was not ready for some of Kennedy’s ideas. Even though Sanford supported Kennedy privately, he was reluctant to support him publicly until Bobby Kennedy asked him to second Kennedy’s nomination. Many of Sanford’s colleagues supported Humphrey, and they expressed feelings of betrayal when they discovered Sanford’s choice. However, with the same ability he had to win voters’ approval of a new tax plan, Sanford sold the Kennedy plan to North Carolina voters, and with a combined Presidential and governor campaign, Kennedy and Sanford won two major races for the Democratic party.

Duke University and the U.S. Senate Part 3 of 3 Parts Terry Sanford begins the final installment of Biographical Conversations with comments about the late 1960s and the Vietnam War, which he states was a “terrible political mistake.” After his term as governor was over, he went back to practicing law and set up a study of American States to student other state governments. From his findings, he thought that states were becoming too dependent on the federal government and were not showing the excellence and leadership that he felt state governments should model.