Podcasts

Podcasts

Podcasts

Friday, February 24, 201702/24/2017

SS 022417 Hour 2: Live From CPAC

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Rob Schilling broadcasts live from CPAC. Some of the guests include Nick Adams, Donna Rice Hughes, and Megan Barth.

Friday, February 24, 201702/24/2017

2/24/17 Hour 1: Live From CPAC

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Rob Schilling broadcasts live from CPAC. Some of the guests include Trevor Loudon, Dr. Bonner Cohen, and Suzanne Venker.

Thursday, February 23, 201702/23/2017

$2.5M Grant to UVA to Target Duchenne muscular dystrophy

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Silvia Blemker & Shayn Peirce-Cottler, Ph.D.s co-principal investigators, talk with Les Sinclair about the research and the $2.5 million dollar grant from the NIH.

Thursday, February 23, 201702/23/2017

2/23/17 Hour 2: Cabot Phillips, Todd Starnes, Burgess Owens

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Cabot Phillips, CampusReform.org Contributor and Director of Campus Outreach at the Leadership Institute joins Rob to talk about the millenials’…

Thursday, February 23, 201702/23/2017

2/23/17 Hour 1: Peggy Grande, Doug Sachtleben, Julie Gunlock

In The Schilling Show, Noon – 1pm

Former executive assistant to Ronald Reagan, author, Peggy Grande; Doug Sachtleben, Communications Director, Club for Growth: Policy Considerations for the…

Thursday, February 23, 201702/23/2017

Life Solutions 2.19.17

In Life Solutions

Listen as Pastor Rob Pochek continues his series entitled “Remarkable” out of the book of Mark, as we see that Jesus truly is Remarkable.

Thursday, February 23, 201702/23/2017

Impact For GOD 2.19.17

In Impact for God

Listen to a wonderful roundtable discussion between Pastor Bare, Martin T. Burks, and Pastor Alvin Edwards as they discuss life, death, and much more.

Thursday, February 23, 201702/23/2017

Gospel Sermonette 2.19.17

In The Gospel Sermonette

Listen to another inspirational word from Dr. Rosemary Hayes as she preaches from the second chapter of the Book of Revelation.

Thursday, February 23, 201702/23/2017

The World Needs The Light: Community Vision 2.19.17

In Community Vision

Listen as Jay James and Pastor Washington discuss the importance of GOD being seen through us, in times like these, how the world and our country needs to see the love of GOD through us.

Tuesday, February 21, 201702/21/2017

VTC Program will generate $4.4M in marketing initiatives

In Charlottesville Right Now, 4pm – 6pm

Rita McClenny, Virginia Tourism Corporation President & CEO, talks with Les Sinclair about the more than $772,000 in matching grant funds to be awarded to 62 local tourism initiatives as part of the Virginia Tourism Corporation’s (VTC) Marketing Leverage Program (MLP). Localities interested in applying may visit www.vatc.org for more information.

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