Robyn Fehrman, executive director of Teach For America North Carolina, on new teachers entering classrooms this fall

Robyn Fehrman, executive director of Teach For America North Carolina, on new teachers entering classrooms this fall

Robyn Fehrman, executive director of Teach For America North Carolina, joins Lisa Price to discuss the wave of recent college graduates heading into North Carolina classrooms for the first time this fall, how new teachers are building relationships and setting strong expectations from day one, and why purpose-driven careers like teaching are drawing a growing share of Gen Z workers.

Brian Walsh, head of advice and planning at SoFi, on student loan reforms that took effect July 1

Brian Walsh, certified financial planner and head of advice and planning at SoFi, joins Lisa Price to break down the student loan reforms that took effect July 1 and what they mean for the more than 42 million Americans who collectively owe $1.87 trillion in federal student loan debt, including who will pay more under the new rules governing how students borrow and repay loans for higher education.

Dr. Larry Charleston IV, professor of neurology and founder of Charleston Health Neurology & Head Pain Consultants, on migraines, cluster headaches and the need for better treatment options

Dr. Larry Charleston IV, professor of neurology, founder of Charleston Health Neurology & Head Pain Consultants and adjunct faculty at the Jefferson Headache Center, joins Lisa Price to discuss the approximately 43 million Americans living with migraine and the roughly 1 in 1,000 people living with cluster headache, and why a lack of effective treatment options continues to drive emergency department visits for both conditions.

Josh McLeod, director of federal government relations at the National Federation of Independent Business, on a campaign to repeal the BOI reporting mandate

Josh McLeod, director of federal government relations at the National Federation of Independent Business, joins Lisa Price to discuss NFIB's new campaign urging Congress to permanently repeal the federal Beneficial Ownership Information reporting mandate, which the organization says could require more than 32 million small businesses to submit sensitive personal data and expose owners to criminal penalties if they fail to comply.

Mitch Kokai, senior political analyst at the John Locke Foundation, on the state budget

Mitch Kokai, senior political analyst at the John Locke Foundation, joins Lisa Price to break down the proposed North Carolina state budget, including what it gets right, where it falls short and what it means for residents across the state.