Welcome to this episode of the Carolina Cabinet! This week, Peter Pappas, Joshua Goodman, and guest co-host Laura Musler sit down with special guest Nahlee Smith—a dynamic community advocate and current candidate for mayor of Fayetteville. In this energizing conversation, Nahlee shares her personal journey through homelessness and financial struggles, offering a unique perspective on housing, gun violence, economic development, and the critical role of mental health support in the city. With candid honesty and infectious energy, Nahlee dives deep into the importance of financial literacy, the challenges behind government assistance programs, and why leadership means being connected to every level of the community. Whether you’re interested in local politics or passionate about real change, Nahlee’s story and vision for Fayetteville are sure to inspire. Tune in and get ready for a conversation that doesn’t hold back on tough love—or practical solutions.
Show 160 - From Homelessness to Hope: Nahlee Smith’s Journey and Solutions for Fayetteville
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