Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Monday, May 20, 201305/20/2013

Charlottesville Right Now: 5-20-13 Quentin Kidd

Quentin Kidd joins the show to discuss the recent shake up at the state GOP convention.

Monday, May 20, 201305/20/2013

Schilling Show 5-20-13: Hour 2 Bob Dane, Andy Thompson, Steve Peters

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Schilling Show: 5-20-13 Hour 2 Bob Dane, Andy Thompson, Steve Peters

Monday, May 20, 201305/20/2013

Schilling Show 5-20-13: Hour 1 Wayne Allen Root, Bill Wilson, Norm Leahy

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Wayne Allyn Root talks about the IRS political audits, Bill Wilson discusses IRS scandals, and Norm Leahy gives a GOP…

Tuesday, May 14, 201305/14/2013

Hour 2 Ken Boyd

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Albemarle County Supervisor Ken Boyd touches on the airport blasts, Chris Dumler, and how the transportation bill affects Albemarle County.

Tuesday, May 14, 201305/14/2013

Hour 1 David Marotta

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

David Marotta, of Marotta Wealth Management, joins the show for his monthly appearance to discuss federal student aid, and education in relation to economic growth.

Monday, May 13, 201305/13/2013

Hour 2 Alex Newman, Thomas Fleming

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Alex Newman discusses Chinese organ harvesting and Thomas Fleming talks about the real cause of the Civil War.

Monday, May 13, 201305/13/2013

Hour 1 Judie Brown, Justin Danhof, Carole Thorpe

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Judie Brown talks about Communion for pro-abortionists, Justin Danhof discusses the Obamacare tax repeal effort, and Carole Thorpe talks about the IRS and Tea Party.

Monday, May 13, 201305/13/2013

Erica Caple James

Professor Erica Caple James of MIT joins Coy with an update about the Sammons homestead.

Monday, May 13, 201305/13/2013

Not a Fan 4: Is Jesus Enough?

Listen this week as Pastor Gabe Turner continues the series entitled not a fan. You will not want to miss this great message. It focuses on being a follower of Christ, not a fan.

Monday, May 13, 201305/13/2013

Gary Corder

In Live Well

Gary is a Physician’s Assistant at Martha Jefferson. He talks about their latest initiatives in heart treatment.

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