Podcasts
Podcasts
Saturday, September 2, 201709/02/2017
8/12/17 Dorrie Fontaine
Jeanne McCusker talks with Dorrie Fontaine about mindfulness.
Saturday, September 2, 201709/02/2017
8/5/17 Jamie Collins
Jeanne McCusker talks with Jamie Collins about physical therapy and reconditioning.
Saturday, September 2, 201709/02/2017
Coming Home Well – Capt. Patricia Capps – MOAA – Behavioral Health Corps
We have talked many times about the challenges veterans face with maintaining their mental health after combat. But what if we can address possible mental health challenges before the military member even leaves the service? Can we, and should we, better train our military to handle the mental strains of combat before they go to work? We speak with former Air Force captain Patricia Capps, legislative director for the Central VA chapter of the MOAA, about the creation of a Behavioral Health Corps and what that would mean for military members and veterans.
Saturday, September 2, 201709/02/2017
Erika Proctor – Green Dogs Unleashed – Hurricane Harvey Dogs
Green Dogs Unleashed is a non-profit organization committed to rescuing animals in need, rehabilitating them and professionally training them to become Therapy dogs and then placing them in homes to give back to the community, They focus on the rescue, rehabilitation and training of special needs animals to work with special needs humans. All of their animals are currently trained and rehabilitated at Unleashed Canine Training Academy, in Troy, Virginia.
Erika Proctor joins Wendy Edwards to talk about the rescue of dogs lost and abandoned as a result of the devastation of Hurricane Harvey.
Saturday, September 2, 201709/02/2017
Bryan Crabtree – The left has a fascist army too…
Is ‘Antifa’ violence becoming a problem for left-wing activists and politicians…is full-blown civil war materializing?
Bryan Crabtree, Publisher of Talk40.com, as well as a contributor to Townhall.com, ClashDaily.com and DailyCaller.com joins Wendy Edwards to discuss the rise in violence by Antifa protesters, and in what is a very loud political year, the silence of some politicians on the left in regard to this hot-button issue.
Saturday, September 2, 201709/02/2017
Jerry Acuff – Hurricane Harvey Political Perils
As Hurricane Harvey rained down on the Texas coast, with it’s destructive winds of nearly 130 mph, deadly storm surges, and epic flooding, President Donald Trump faced his first true crisis as President.
Jerry Acuff joins our Wendy Edwards to discuss the political fallout associated with the storm and it’s aftermath.
Saturday, September 2, 201709/02/2017
Charlie Owen – Cville TimeBank – Repair Cafe
Back away from that trash can! The landfill doesn’t need that broken toaster, that button less shirt, that unreliable vacuum, or that creaky chair. But you do—so get it fixed at the Repair Café.
Charlie Owen joins Wendy Edwards to talk about the Cville TimeBank and the Repair Café upcoming at the Habitat Store on September 16th.
Cville TimeBank is an organized exchange system through which members earn Time Dollars for time spent helping other members.
Saturday, September 2, 201709/02/2017
Brooke Anderson – Suicide Prevention – Out of the Darkness Walk
September is suicide prevention month, in the United States, a person dies by suicide every 13.3 minutes, claiming more than 39,500 lives each year. It is estimated that an attempt is made every minute, with close to one million people attempting suicide annually. Suicide is the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S. among adults 18-65, the second leading cause of death among teens and young adults, and individuals ages 65 and older account for 16 percent of all suicide deaths. This is a public health issue that does not discriminate by age, gender, ethnicity, or socio-economic status.
Brooke Anderson of the Virginia chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention joins Wendy Edwards to talk about suicide prevention and the Greater Augusta Out of the Darkness Walk coming up on October, 21st in Staunton’s Gypsy Hill Park.
Friday, September 1, 201709/01/2017
Rick Britton: Jefferson Scandal from 115 years ago on this day.
In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm
Today, on “Charlottesville Right Now with Les Sinclair”, historian Rick Britton talks about: Today in Virginia History On September 1, 1802–115 years ago today–the Richmond Recorder published the following bombshell regarding then-President Thomas Jefferson.
Friday, September 1, 201709/01/2017
The Schilling Show 9/1/17 Hour 2: Jeff March, Marti Smiley Childs and Dede Smith
In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm
In hour 2 of today’s one and only Schilling Show, we start with more open phones, then we talk with Jeff March and Marti Smiley Childs, co-authors of: Where Have All the Pop Stars Gone, Vol. 3: we chat about the series, what got the co-authors interested, how they went about choosing their subjects, their research methods, and some great stories about great acts from the past like the Atlanta Rhythm Section, Anne Murray, B.J. Thomas and Three Dog Night!
Also in hour 2, we catch up with former Charlottesville City Councilor, Dede Smith, as we talk about the trouble in Charlottesville, get her observations on the present state of the city, how we got here, how today contrasts with her time on council, the secret meetings, the relationships between councilors, the City Manager, who wants to be Mayor, and how things could be better.
All in another wall-to-wall hour of the Schilling Show!
