Morning News Weekends

Morning News Weekends

Morning News Weekends

Saturdays & Sundays from 6 – 8am

Wendy Edwards gives you all the info you need for the weekend with updates on news, traffic and weather.

Saturday, July 4, 201507/04/2015

Gary Sandling

Gary Sandling, Vice-President, Visitor Programs and Services at Monticello runs through today’s events from the Naturalization ceremony for nearly 80 citizens to self-guided tours of Thomas Jefferson’s home.

Sunday, June 28, 201506/28/2015

Christian Paasch

Christian Paasch joins us to talk about custody & visitation rights for fathers.

Sunday, June 28, 201506/28/2015

Chief Werner

Fire Chief Werner joins the show to discuss firework safety for this year’s 4th of July

Sunday, June 28, 201506/28/2015

Ella Rea Murphy

Ella Rea Murphy spent twenty years as a teacher of special needs children, chronicling her students’ emotional and educational development for their parents, teachers and administration. Now she turns to the story of her own life, “Instead of memoirs, I chose to write, Maria’s Awakening, which was much more fun and still incorporates some of the history of that very challenging time, along with experiences of people I have known in my life.” Ella joins us to talk “All About Hope,” her latest release in this riveting, true-to-life series.

Saturday, June 27, 201506/27/2015

Dave Fafara

Live from the Charlottesville City Market here’s OUR WINA Saturday “Market Watch” with Dave Fafara… you know him as Shenandoah Joe.

Saturday, June 27, 201506/27/2015

Dr. John Herr

Groundbreaking new reproductive research from the University of Virginia School of Medicine has identified key molecular events that could be playing a critical role as sperm and egg fuse to create new life. The findings might one day lead to the creation of a male contraceptive.

Saturday, June 27, 201506/27/2015

Tech Talk

Bryant Harrison joins the program for his weekly Tech Talk. This week he talks about an undo send button.

Saturday, June 27, 201506/27/2015

Victoria Cobb

Victoria Cobb, President of The Family Foundation responds to the US Supreme Court decision to make gay marriage legal.

Sunday, June 21, 201506/21/2015

Morning News Weekends: Wilson Shirley

Wilson Shirley has brought “conservative truth” to Northwest University with the aid of the American Enterprise Institute. He joins us to explain how and why.

Saturday, June 20, 201506/20/2015

Mayank Gala

The creator of the Ishan Gala foundation talks about his experience as a father to his ill son, Ishan, and his healthy children alike.

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