Show overview
Podcasts Archives • NC Newsline launched in 2025 and has put out 125 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 30 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a several-times-a-week cadence.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 12 min and 19 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language News show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 4 days ago, with 49 episodes already out so far this year. Published by NC Newsline.
From the publisher
Stories and voices that matter
Latest Episodes
View all 125 episodesSouthern Coalition for Social Justice’s Chris Shenton on the gutting of the Voting Rights Act
The message NC public school educators desperately want budget writers to hear
Charlotte-Mecklenburg educator Justin Parmenter on public education funding and the May Day rally
State Rep. Renee Price on efforts to improve Black maternal health
Wake Ed Partnership’s Keith Poston on why education must be a priority this legislative session
How well states are doing in funding and supporting high quality pre-school
Stateline reporter Robbie Sequeira on the rise in state lottery ticket sales
NC Budget and Tax Center’s Sally Hodges Copple on the legislature’s worrisome tax triggers
Public School Forum’s Lauren Fox on the top education needs facing North Carolina
New York Times reporter Eduardo Medina on the seismic change in the NC Senate
Elon University pollster Jason Husser on the war in Iran, Trump and attitudes of North Carolinians
Elon University pollster Jason Husser on the war in Iran, Trump and attitudes of North Carolinians
Former Senator Graig Meyer on his recent decision to leave elected office
NC State political scientist Steven Greene on the war in Iran and NC’s latest political earthquake
Sam Hiner of the Young People’s Alliance on holding big social media corporations accountable
NC Justice Center analyst Kris Nordstrom on the legislature’s refusal to fully fund public schools
NC Justice Center analyst Kris Nordstrom on the legislature’s refusal to fully fund public schools
  One of the most remarkable, and in the minds of many, most shameful, developments in North Carolina public policy over the last three decades has been the failure of state leaders of both parties to fulfill their constitutional duty to provide all children in the state with access to a sound basic education. It’s […]
UNC law professor Marcus Gadson discusses a proposed constitutional amendment on property taxes
  Unlike many others, North Carolina is not a “ballot initiative” state in which citizens can place constitutional amendments on the ballot by gathering enough signatures. Here, the power to advance constitutional amendments resides exclusively with the state legislature and right now, Republican lawmakers are proposing to do just that this fall with a proposal […]