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Family Policy Matters is a weekly podcast and radio show produced by the North Carolina Family Policy Council. Each week, our host, Traci DeVette Griggs, welcomes leaders from across the state and nation to discuss topics related to faith, family, and life in North Carolina.

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This week on Family Policy Matters, NC Family President John Rustin welcomes Dr. Farr Curlin, physician, professor and Co-Director of the Theology, Medicine and Culture Initiative at Duke University, to discuss the recent HHS report on the impacts of... more

This week on Family Policy Matters, host Traci DeVette Griggs welcomes Dr. Wilfred McClay, historian and author, to discuss cultivating the art of conversation.

This week on Family Policy Matters, host Traci DeVette Griggs welcomes Dr. Wilfred McClay, historian and author, to discuss cultivating the art of conversation.

This week on Family Policy Matters, host Traci DeVette Griggs welcomes Daniel Darling, director of The Land Center for Cultural Engagement and the author of several books, to discuss the role of the family in the health of our nation.

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Dr. Wilfred McClay
Historian and author
Episode: The Art of Conversation: Part 1 (with Dr. Wilfred McClay)
Daniel Darling
Director of the Land Center for Cultural Engagement
Episode: Renewing Families is an Act of Patriotism (with Daniel Darling)
Maria Keffler
Author of Time-Tested Parenting and Desist, Detrans, Detox, and co-founder of Advocates Protecting Children
Advocates Protecting Children
Episode: Protecting Your Child from the "Gender Cult": Part 2 (with Maria Keffler)
Clare Morell
Researcher and author focused on the impact of technology on youth
Ethics and Public Policy Center
Episode: Free From Smartphones: Part 2 (with Clare Morell)
Dr. Monique Yohanan
Senior Fellow at Independent Women's Forum and physician executive with expertise in health policy
Independent Women's Forum
Episode: Rethinking Vaccine Policies: Part 1 (with Dr. Monique Yohanan)
Josh Wood
Executive Director of Them Before Us, a global organization focusing on children's welfare in discussions of marriage and family.
Them Before Us
Episode: How Divorce Damages Society (with Josh Wood)
Beverly Willett
Co-chairman of the Coalition for Divorce Reform
Coalition for Divorce Reform
Episode: Restoring Marriages and Reducing Unnecessary Divorce (with Beverly Willett)
Andy Crouch
Accomplished author, musician, and public speaker
Episode: Building Healthy Habits With Technology: Part 1 (with Andy Crouch)
Dr. Marty McCaffrey
Professor of pediatrics at UNC Chapel Hill in the Division of Neonatal Perinatal Medicine and Director of the Perinatal Quality Collaboration of North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Episode: Caring for Babies With Genetic Abnormalities (with Dr. Marty McCaffrey)

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Traci DeVette Griggs
Host of Family Policy Matters, emphasizing faith, family values, and educational issues.

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3.8 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Well written but extremely biased

    This is one of the many “Christian” podcasts that picks and chooses which information to share so that they can further their agenda. They brought a guest on who categorized all of the Black Lives Matter (although of course they failed to use that title) protests as violent looting. This is harmful, false information. Nearly all of the 2020 protests have been peaceful: that is an indisputable fact. The willful blindness of some of my Christian brothers and sisters in NC is heartbreaking. If thes... more

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    Sophie118
    United States5 years ago
  • Great Podcast

    So glad I discovered this podcast!

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    5
    Woody Christian
    United States7 years ago

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Overall, there is a strong sense of community among the audience, fostering meaningful discussions around contemporary parenting challenges.
Listeners appreciate the focus on family values and educational reform.

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The Art of Conversation: Part 2 (with Dr. Wilfred McClay)
Q: Can our listeners go to read any of your work or learn more about how to become better conversationalists?
Dr. McClay suggests an article titled 'A Culture of Conversation' on Law and Liberty as a starting point, and shares that he can be contacted through his faculty page on the Hillsdale website.
Renewing Families is an Act of Patriotism (with Daniel Darling)
Q: What practical suggestions do you have for churches to strengthen families?
Churches should offer regular checkups for marriages, parenting classes, and community support for families in need.
Renewing Families is an Act of Patriotism (with Daniel Darling)
Q: What has changed so much in the American family since the 1960s?
The number of children growing up in families without both a mother and father has increased significantly, coinciding with the sexual revolution and redefinitions of marriage.
The Art of Conversation: Part 1 (with Dr. Wilfred McClay)
Q: Why do you believe that authentic conversation has become so rare?
McClay argues that the focus on free speech often neglects the essential component of listening, leading to monologue exchanges rather than genuine dialogue.
Protecting Your Child from the "Gender Cult": Part 2 (with Maria Keffler)
Q: Why choose the trans issue among the many pitfalls parents face?
Keffler considers the transgender issue particularly dangerous and insidious, causing harm and confusion among children.

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Focused on issues affecting families and communities, the content frequently tackles the importance of family values, parenting challenges, and societal changes related to education, health, and technology. Topics like the decline of meaningful conversation, the impact of divorce on children, and modern parenting dilemmas—especially concerning gender issues—are recurrent themes. The discussions often feature expert guests, including authors and educators, who provide insights on both practical strategies for families and cultural critiques of current educational and social trends. Notably, the emphasis on fostering a dialogue surrounding faith and family positions the content as relevant for listeners seeking to navigate contemporary societ... more

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