Radio Archive
- CJ Radio #454: State Panel Recommends $50,000 to Eugenics Victims
- GOP Takes Heat Over Teacher Dues Bill Veto Override
- U.S. House Committee Asks Perdue For Documents
- Legislative Mini Sessions Under the Microscope
- N.C. will play key role in 2012 elections
- Best Interviews of 2011
- Will Lengthening School Year Lead to Higher Scores?
- Indictments of Campaign Aides Loom Over Perdue
- Can Public Comments Keep Profs From Tenure-Track Jobs?
- Defending North Carolina's Constitution
- Did North Carolina Voters Send a Signal?
- Is Capitalism as Unfair as Protesters Claim?
- Coverage of Occupy Protests Showcases Media Bias
- Buyer Beware: Universities May Ignore Donor Wishes
- Sec. of Education Clarifies Obama Jobs Plan to JLF
- Say What? Gov. Perdue Suggests Suspending Elections
- Counties Want Sales Tax Hikes; Will Voters Say OK?
- Dueling Jobs Plans: Which Policies Lead to Jobs?
- Same-Sex Marriage Amendment Lands on N.C. Ballot
- Why is a Wake County Judge Controlling K-12 Policy?
- Did the State Budget Oust Thousands of Teachers?
- Presidential Race Begins, So Does Media Spin
- Tax Rates, Tax Hikes, and Economic Prosperity
- K-12 Conundrum: More Graduating, Fewer Proficient
- Will Legislators Vote to Amend NC's Constitution?
- Will GOP's Redistricting Maps Pass Legal Muster?
- N.C. Pension Fund Liability Stunner
- Legislative Report Card
- Supreme Court Election Ruling Should End NC Program
- Should N.C. Compensate Victims of its Eugenics Program?
- Perdue vs. the GOP: Takeaways From the Debate
- Done Deal: New State Budget Takes Effect July 1
- John Edwards: The Most Important Case of His Life
- Who's Really in Charge of K-12 Education?
- Ex-Easley Aide Ruffin Poole Heads to Prison
- What is the Best Way to Spur Job Creation?
- Does Bigger Government Mean Better Services?
- Grading the North Carolina House Budget
- Debunking the Myths of 'High-Speed' Rail
- Really? 5,000 Jobs With 'High-Speed' Rail Project?
- Do Facts Support Jim Black’s Denial of Corruption?
- Will Redistricting Greatly Change the Map?
- Counties Push For Sales Tax Rate Hike
- Does Gov. Perdue Have the Authority to Move Money?
- The Impact of Public Sector Collective Bargaining
- Perdue Vetoes Set Up Policy & Political Battles
- JLF Budget Plan Leads State to Fiscal Solvency
- Analyst to Legislature: Repeal Bad Energy/Environment Law
- Can Gov. Perdue Overcome Recent Media Revelations?
- Will N.C. Escape the Federal Health Insurance Law?
- Law School: Cash Cows Over-Promise on Degree Value
- Did Gov. Perdue Pick Poker Over Liquor?
- Is the Charter School Cap on the Chopping Block?
- GOP Takeover Prompts Basnight's Resignation
- Carolina Journal Radio Marks Episode No. 400
- Gov. Perdue Calls For Reorganization of State Gov't
- The Most Interesting Stories of 2010
- Will N.C. Administer the ACT to All High-Schoolers?
- Feds' Economic Plan: Good Idea or More Bad Policy?
- Mike Easley Cops Felony Plea
- Challenges Loom For UNC System as 2011 Approaches
- Tea Party Media Coverage: What Comes Next?
- Which Issues is the GOP-Led Legislature Likely to Address?
- The Voters Speak: GOP Takes Control of Legislature
- Federal Investigation Into Gov. Perdue’s Campaign
- How Do You Make an Informed Vote for Judicial Seats?
- Voters in 11 N.C. Counties Asked to Hike Sales Tax
- Will voters Hand the GOP the General Assembly?
- Midterm Election Looms: Is a Shakeup Coming?
- Why Extending the Bush Tax Cuts Would Help the Economy
- N.C. Law Enforcement Pushes the Privacy Envelope
- Spotlight Again for Geddings, Soles, and Beason
- Real Health Care Reform Can Start Right Here in N.C.
- $30,000 Fine: End of Perdue Campaign Finance Story?
- N.C. "Stimulus" Projects Become National Punchline
- Perdue to Feds: N.C. Deserves $400M Education Grant
- Appeals Court Reverses Cooper's TVA Lawsuit Win
- N.C. Gambling Policy: Lottery Yes, Internet Cafe No
- Colossal Waste: Millions Spent on "Stimulus" Signs
- Legislative Session Recap: Budget, Ethics, and More
- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of the New State Budget
- Conservatives Thwart Expansion of Public Financing
- Battle for Power Takes Shape as Election Nears
- What's Ahead for Mike and Mary Easley?
- North Carolina's $49 Billion Shadow Budget
- Large Families Fume Over Scrutiny of Tax Returns
- Support for Corporate Incentives Based on Myths
- Budget is #1, But What Else Will Lawmakers Work On?
- Primary Defeats Surprise Incumbent N.C. Lawmakers
- Primary Runoffs Feature Fascinating Match-Ups
- Will You Be Forced to Fund Candidates You Oppose?
- Ruffin Poole's Plea Agreement: What Happens Next?
- N.C.'s Transportation's Fix: A Better Way to Allocate Funds
- Is Offshore Drilling in North Carolina's Future?
- Local Taxes & Fees: How Do Your City & County Rate?
- Assault on Freedom: The Health Insurance Law & You
- Busing for Economic Balance: Does It Spur Achievement?
- North Carolina Incumbents Face Primary Challenges
- Early Release for Jim Black, a Fine For R.C. Soles
- Politicians Eye Redistricting as Elections Near
- What is Erskine Bowles' Legacy at UNC?
- Depositions Reveal Easley E-Mail & Media Policies
- Citizens United vs. FEC: A Win For Free Speech
- Ruffin Poole Indictment Alleges Pay-to-Play Scheme
- N.C. Cities Blur Lines Between Public & Private Sectors
- 2010: Consequential Challenges Ahead for Gov. Perdue
- ObamaCare Would Crush Health Insurance Free Market
- Democrats Target Richard Burr's Senate Seat
- Political Scandal Plagues North Carolina
- Prescription for North Carolina's Economic Recovery
- Alarmists March On, Despite Climategate Scandal
- Local Leaders Respond to JLF's Push for Transparency
- Waste & Abuse Force Revamp of UNC-Chapel Hill Program
- N.C.'s Misguided Policies Hurt Unemployed Tar Heels
- Race is On to Expand Taxpayer Financing of Campaigns
- Election Shakeup: Political Novice Ousts Greensboro Mayor
- The Case for Non-violent Ex-felons to Own Guns
- North Carolina Voters Head to the Polls
- Online Courses Infuse Higher Ed Market with Competition
- Seven Steps to a Better and Saner State Budget
- Perdue Heads to Asia With a Flawed Strategy
- Consumer-Driven Health Care: Foundation for Reform
- Lessons for Congress in N.C.'s High-Risk Insurance Pool?
- JLF Checklist Targets Top Education Issues
- A Recovery Plan for North Carolina's Economy
- UNC Retreat Packages Reveal Life Inside the Ivory Tower
- The Good, Bad, and Ugly of the Legislative Session
- A Physician's Prescription For Health Care Reform
- New State Budget Produces Tax Hikes, Ignores Opportunities
- Judge Deals Blow to Perdue's Power Grab Over Public Schools
- Keeping An Eye on Government: JLF Debuts Transparency Tool
- Can NC State Recover From the Mary Easley Scandal?
- Cap & Trade Bill Ushers in Federal Takeover of Energy Sector
- Would High-Speed Rail Cure N.C.'s Transportation Woes?
- The State Lottery: Long on Hype, Short on Revenue
- Massive Federal Interventions Cast Pall Over Economy
- The Death Tax: Helping Kill Job Creation in North Carolina
- Academic Freedom: Defense for Bad Behavior or Needed Shield?
- The North Carolina Constitution and Your Wallet
- Would You Travel Overseas For Cheaper Medical Care?
- Investigations and Questions Swirl Around Mike Easley
- Do Lawmakers Want to Modernize the Code, Or Just Raise Taxes?
- Lights, Camera, Action: What Does it Take to Lure Film & TV to NC?
- Tax Day Tea Parties Energize Fiscal Conservatives
- Students Turn to Essay Mills for Freshly Written Papers
- John Hood: State's Economic Woes are No Accident
- Tax-Day Tea Parties Spread Across North Carolina
- JLF's State Budget Puts North Carolina on Sound Footing
- Rising N.C. Unemployment Reflects Business Owners' Fears
- Capitalism Under Assault
- Revival of Keynesian Economics is Bad News For Economy
- Hundreds of Bills Filed So Far, But Legislators Aren't Done Yet
- Report Shines Light on Local Government Costs in N.C.
- Calls to Raise Teacher Pay Ignore Total Compensation Data
- 300th Episode Showcases the Best of CJ Radio
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