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More than half of North Carolina鈥檚 counties are considered a news desert 鈥� with depleted local journalism. On this episode of The Politics Podcast: what could be done to fill the news void and how the emergence of social media has reshaped how politicians share their message.

Back in November, 瓜神app chose to discontinue 鈥淭he State of Things,鈥� North Carolina鈥檚 only live public radio program heard in the mountains, on the coast鈥�

Back in November, 瓜神app chose to discontinue 鈥淭he State of Things,鈥� North Carolina鈥檚 only live public radio program heard in the mountains, on the coast鈥�

Could American democracy be better? It is a big and existential question that is now even more pressing as many watch their friends, neighbors and loved鈥�

Could American democracy be better? It is a big and existential question that is now even more pressing as many watch their friends, neighbors and loved鈥�

The McClatchy Company 鈥� which owns The 瓜神app & Observer, The Herald-Sun and The Charlotte Observer 鈥� declared bankruptcy this month.While North Carolina鈥檚鈥�

The McClatchy Company 鈥� which owns The 瓜神app & Observer, The Herald-Sun and The Charlotte Observer 鈥� declared bankruptcy this month.While North Carolina鈥檚鈥�