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  About NC Spin

Thomas Jefferson was once credited with saying that an informed citizenry is the cornerstone of a democracy. Even with more media voices there is a lack of in-depth, balanced presentation of North Carolina issues. NC SPIN was created to fill that void. Each week four panelists representing a range of political philosophies engage in an unrehearsed thirty minute program dealing exclusively with issues like education, taxes, politics, race, transportation, and the economy that affect the people of North Carolina. From the State House to your house NC SPIN is current, relevant, and informative.

NC SPIN is the most intelligent half-hour on North Carolina television, a lively discussion that combines current events with humor, controversy with common sense! Unrehearsed, unpredictable, uncompromising, NC SPIN addresses a wide range of topics of interest to North Carolinians.

 
 mySPIN
  by Tom Campbell

Three debates won’t help us decide

What can you expect from three televised Senate debates?


NC Spin Radio
NC Spin Water Forum

NC SPIN Water Forum
Tuesday, 10/12/2010
Brownstone Hotel, Raleigh, NC

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 Carolina Communities
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Part of what makes North Carolina a great state is its many wonderful cities and towns. NC SPIN has spotlighted a number of communities in our state. Explore these communities.


 NC Spin Poll
In dealing with the economy has Governor Perdue
Done too much
Done too little
Done about right
Not sure

 NC Notables


NC SPIN has recognized a number of individuals who have made significant contributions to our state. To read more, click here.