Flock Cameras, Opioid Money & Data Centers: Michael Mosteller on the Future of West Virginia | Cigarette Mom Podcast

What happens when a political candidate sits down on the porch with Cigarette Mom? An unfiltered conversation about the issues everyone in West Virginia is talking about.In this episode, Sarah Beth Terry welcomes Michael Mosteller, candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegates, for a candid discussion covering some of the state's most controversial topics. Together they dive into the debate over Flock license-plate cameras, concerns about privacy and government surveillance, the controversy surrounding opioid settlement funds being used to purchase camera systems, the condition of West Virginia's roads and the WV Division of Highways, and the growing push to bring large-scale data centers to the Mountain State.This isn't a campaign rally—it's a real conversation about transparency, infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and the questions many West Virginians are asking right now.Whether you agree or disagree, this episode is designed to spark thoughtful discussion and give listeners a chance to hear directly from someone seeking to represent them in Charleston.Topics include:Flock Safety cameras and digital privacyOpioid settlement funding controversyGovernment transparency and accountabilityWVDOH and West Virginia roadsData centers and their impact on local communitiesMichael Mosteller's vision for House District 21Sarah Beth Terry's questions from an everyday West Virginian's perspectiveSubscribe for more unfiltered conversations, Appalachian humor, and interviews that matter.