Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Sunday, December 15, 201312/15/2013

Santa Claus

In Morning News Weekends

Santa goes over his holiday check list and tells us where to find him in Charlottesville today.

Sunday, December 15, 201312/15/2013

George Birnbaum

In Morning News Weekends

George Birnbaum is an American international political consultant and talks about politicians and why they sometimes make bad choices.

Saturday, December 14, 201312/14/2013

12-14-13

Saturday, December 14, 201312/14/2013

Will New Mortgage Rule Impact Borrowers?

In Real Estate Matters

Saturday, December 14, 201312/14/2013

Holiday Stories with Jim Weiss

Saturday, December 14, 201312/14/2013

Morning News Weekends: Michele Waddell

In Morning News Weekends

Michele Waddell shares with us about her involvement in a lawsuit filed against Obamacare by Liberty University.

Saturday, December 14, 201312/14/2013

Morning News Weekends: The Food Geek

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

We grill The Food Geek for information about cloned steak!

Saturday, December 14, 201312/14/2013

Morning News Weekends: John Casey

John Casey joins the show to share information about climate change.

Friday, December 13, 201312/13/2013

Westley Kern

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Westley Kern, Charlottesville Area Transit Marketing Coordinator, talks about some changes to area transit.

Friday, December 13, 201312/13/2013

Paul Beyer

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Paul Beyer is with the Tom Tom Founders Festival and talks with Les Sinclair about needing bands for their next…

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