Conversations with Wendy

Conversations with Wendy

Conversations with Wendy

We are all just trying to matter! That’s why Ms. Wendy Edwards invites you to attend an hour of delightful conversation each Saturday morning on Newsradio 1070 WINA. Her talk format is filled with celebrity and local interviews, music and comedy bits by guest performers and a house ensemble of special characters. Listeners are welcome to participate and often receive fun gifts. You’ll benefit just by tuning in! Want to hear something good? Enjoy Conversations with Wendy on Saturdays at 8 AM.

To book a conversation with Wendy, call her 24-Hour Voice Line at (434) 207-6300.

Saturday, March 25, 201703/25/2017

The Accessible Music Project

Musicians Mike D’Antoni and Greg Allen Morgoglione of the Accessible Music Project join us this morning to talk about their upcoming fund raiser to establish the Accessible Music Project as a 501c3 nonprofit.

Saturday, March 4, 201703/04/2017

CWW: Kent Williamson and Roger Helle

Today is Hug a G.I. Day: Have your tissue box nearby when we travel into the hearts of our Vietnam veterans on a quest for inner peace and redemption By War and By God.

Saturday, February 25, 201702/25/2017

Lynn Thorne and Jennifer

The incredible true story of a married Cville couple that has struggled through gender transformation.

Saturday, February 18, 201702/18/2017

Conversations with Wendy, Jack, Jasmine, Samyog and Dr. Daria Brezinski

What’s it like to be autistic and dating? Dr Daria Brazinski, Jack, Jasmine, and Samuel join Wendy Edwards to talk about this topic.

Saturday, February 11, 201702/11/2017

Conversations with Wendy and Matt Lewis

Ever wonder how the celebrity impersonator business works? Hear it from the King’s mouth when Elvis impersonator Matt Lewis tells me about being almost as famous as Rock and Roll’s most captivating star. Thank you… Thank you very much…

Saturday, February 4, 201702/04/2017

Conversations with Wendy and Christine ‘n Daniel

Insecurity, guilt, desire, envy, sadness, struggle – it all boils to the surface when you and your life partner have been separated by death. What if you feel lonely? Is it OK to want to be with someone else? What’s the right amount of time to wait? What’s going to happen if you discuss the possibility of dating with people you’re close to? How do you know if you are ready?

Saturday, January 28, 201701/28/2017

Conversations with Wendy and Dr. PMH Atwater

Was the election of Donald J. Trump supposed to happen? In her recent article, career astrologer and near death researcher, Dr. PMH Atwater, outlined the reasons why President Trump is in office. How will this event shape America? The world? Would you believe…for the better? Listen as Dr. PMH Atwater shares her thinking on Conversations with Wendy!

Saturday, January 21, 201701/21/2017

Conversations with Wendy and Jocelyn Talbert

We’ve all been there. We see something that just doesn’t feel right and we think to ourselves, “Man, somebody ought to do something about this.” And for a split second, we think we can make a difference – that we can be the somebody who makes that significant change – and then it passes. That second, it’s gone. And that need in the world remains. Maybe it wasn’t for us to do. Maybe it was. How can we know?

Jocelyn Talber joins Wendy Edwards to talk about Flucos Helping Hands.

Saturday, January 14, 201701/14/2017

Conversations with Wendy, Freddy Jackson and Andi Cumbo-Floyd

Andi Cumbo-Floyd is a writer who specializes in researches and writes about the history and legacy of slavery and who is researching the stories of the people who were enslaved at her Madison County farm.

Freddy Jackson is a music artist who is passionate about how people relate to one another. He is the founder and President of the Love: No Ego movement.

Together we we expose our thoughts to reignite a loving, honest conversation about race relations now 53 years past Dr. King’s most memorable “I Have a Dream” speech.

Saturday, January 7, 201701/07/2017

Conversations with Wendy and Sherry Olander

The year-end holidays have passed but feelings of loss are still with you. Even when you surround yourself with cheer and love and all the people who support you, the pain is still there. Let’s weather grief with the help of dynamic emotional integration trainer Sherry Olander.

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