Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Saturday, January 10, 201501/10/2015

Lisa Lane

In Morning News Weekends

Lisa Lane is with the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA and talks about the adoption fees being waived for certain cats.

Saturday, January 10, 201501/10/2015

Philip Stucky

In Morning News Weekends

Philip Stucky joins Wendy Edwards and Eric Seitz to talk about college tuition.

Saturday, January 10, 201501/10/2015

Tech Talk

In Morning News Weekends

Bryant Harrison joins the program to talk about wireless charging.

Saturday, January 10, 201501/10/2015

Josh Wheeler

In Morning News Weekends

Josh Wheeler joins Wendy Edwards and Eric Seitz to talk about the protection of free speech.

Friday, January 9, 201501/09/2015

Rick Britton

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Today, Civil War historian Rick Britton talks about what was happening in the Civil War 150 years ago this month. Despite brutal winter weather, January of 1865 was filled with momentous events:

1) On the 9th & 11th, the Tennessee and Missouri state Constitutional Conventions voted to adopt amendments abolishing slavery.

2) On the 15th, after a three-day battle involving land & naval units, Fort Fisher, NC, fell to Union forces, thus cutting off the Confederacy’s last major port–Wilmington, NC. Over 10,000 men in the fighting on both sides: casualties totaled about 2,000. One of the Union generals, Adelbert Ames, lived to be 97. He died in 1933. He was the last surviving regular U.S. Army Civil War general.

3) On the 31st the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was passed by the House on a 119 to 56 vote, thus abolishing slavery. It was not officially law until ratified by two-thirds of the states on Dec. 18, 1865.

4) On that same day, the 31st, Robert E. Lee was made General-In-Chief of Confederate Armies.

Rick Britton’s OLLI at U.Va. lecture series–“Tales of the University”–starts on Thursday, Jan. 15. at Michie Tavern! Lectures include: on Jan. 15, “Edgar Allan Poe at U.Va.”; on Jan. 22, “John Singleton Mosby at the University”; & on Feb. 5, “The 1895 Rotunda Fire.”

Friday, January 9, 201501/09/2015

Jill Schlesinger

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Jill Schlesinger, CBS News Senior Business Analyst, talks with Les Sinclair about the economy.

Friday, January 9, 201501/09/2015

Donna Skeels Cygan

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

In The Joy of Financial Security, Cygan combines her financial expertise with research from psychology, neuroscience, and economics to shine a light on the complex relationship between money and happiness.

Friday, January 9, 201501/09/2015

Hour 2: Mark Weinstein, Elias Awad

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Mark Weinstein talks about online privacy and Elias Awad talks about his book, The Stupidity of Intelligence: What Happened to Common Sense.

Friday, January 9, 201501/09/2015

Hour 1: Dave Brat, CJ Johnson

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Congressman Dave Brat talks about House leadership and the 2015 agenda and CJ Johnson shares information on what to do when someone close is arrested.

Thursday, January 8, 201501/08/2015

Frank Friedman

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Frank Friedman, President of PVCC joins Les Sinclair to talk about the financial challenges stemming from government cutbacks.

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