The Schilling Show
The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm
Live: (434) 977-1070 | Voicemail Hotline: (434) 218-2349
Rob Schilling is a respected voice and trusted name in the Charlottesville community, as well as a nationally recognized, Associated Press and Virginia Association of Broadcasters award-winning investigative journalist.
He and his wife, Joan, moved to Central Virginia from Southern California in 1998 seeking a more serene lifestyle. Shortly thereafter, Rob was elected to the Charlottesville City Council, the first and last Republican to have accomplished that feat since 1986.
In his four years of elected public service, Rob gained unique insight into the machinations of local government and politics. Rob’s informed viewpoint as an “outsider” who has served on the “inside” is unrivaled in Central Virginia media.
The Schilling Show is a venue for advocacy and change. While Rob takes strong stances on issues, all points of view are welcome, and Rob often hosts guests from divergent ends of the political and social spectrums.
Thursday, April 14, 201604/14/2016
4/14/16 Hour 2: Larry Alex Taunton, Serrin Foster, Ron Meyer
Larry Alex Taunton discusses his friend Christopher Hitchens and how his life shaped his view of Christianity. Serrin Foster, President of Feminists For Life, gives a preview of her upcoming discussion at the University of Virginia on the feminist case against abortion. And Ron Meyer talks about why Millennials seem to love President Obama so much.
Thursday, April 14, 201604/14/2016
4/14/16 Hour 1: Rick Buchanan, Roger Severino
Rick Buchanan, with the Tea Party Patriot’s Federation, gives an update on the upcoming debate for the 5th district republican candidates for Congress, and Roger Severino offers insight into the political left’s action against religious liberty in the states.
Wednesday, April 13, 201604/13/2016
4/13/16 Hour 2: Scooter, Lowell Ponte
An author by the name Scooter speaks about her book “Missing Frames: Memoir of a Woman Living With Hidden Disabilities,” which is based on her personal experience and struggle with amnesia. And, in honor of Thomas Jefferson’s birthday, Lowell Ponte discusses Jefferson’s legacy, influence, and relevance today.
Wednesday, April 13, 201604/13/2016
4/13/16 Hour 1: Julie Kelly, Charlotte Hays
Julie Kelly gives insight on how the food industry has become very politicized and the role the government is playing in diets and food policy. Also, Charlotte Hays discusses the wage gap and the fallacies behind Equal Pay Day.
Tuesday, April 12, 201604/12/2016
4/12/16 Hour 2: Laura Carno, Jason Buyaki
Laura Carno talks about her book, Government Ruins Nearly Everything, and Jason Buyaki shares a School Board update.
Tuesday, April 12, 201604/12/2016
4/12/16 Hour 1: David Marotta
David Marotta, president of Marotta Wealth Management, joins Rob Schilling to discuss the burden of government taxation and spending.
Monday, April 11, 201604/11/2016
4/11/16 Hour 2: Richard Simmons III, John Guandolo
Richard Simmons III discusses his book, “Sex At First Sight: Understanding the Modern Hookup Culture,” and how “hooking up” has changed the view of sex in the world today. And John Guandolo talks about recent ISIS attacks, as well as what may be yet to come.
Monday, April 11, 201604/11/2016
4/11/16 Hour 1: Kevin Ring, Colin Hanna
Kevin Ring, author of “Scalia’s Court: A Legacy of Landmark Opinions and Dissents,” discusses who Antonin Scalia was as a person, and weighs in on the controversy in naming the George Mason law school. Also, Colin Hanna talks about the new legislation in the works to create tax reform.
Friday, April 8, 201604/08/2016
4/8/16 Hour 2: Ariel Cohen, Barbara Barrett
Ariel Cohen talks about Bill, Hillary and Black Lives Matter and Barbara Barrett talks about her book, A Life of Never, Evers! Making the World a better Place for My Mentally Disabled Child.
Friday, April 8, 201604/08/2016
4/8/16 Hour 1: Carl Gallups
Pastor Carl Gallups joins Rob Schilling to talk about Satan worship in America.
