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Dr. Chhabra discusses a wild story of a failed $13.5 million dollar NIL deal which has resulted in a lawsuit against the University of Florida as well as news on a proposed $2.7 Billion dollar settlement between the NCAA Conferences and former athletes.
Courteney reports on the new proposal to have police officers back in the city schools as well as an antisemitism lawsuit against UVA and more.
Sheri Owen joined the show to offer helpful advice for traveling with family members who have a memory impairment issue as well as incentives for fundraising for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
Professor Burton joined the show to discuss how inflation is changing our spending habits even with fast food, the high numbers in the stock market, housing affordability in Charlottesville and the current employment climate for college graduates.
Melanie Benjamin joined the show to discuss their balance and stabilization programming which is critical to our health as we age.
Kyle Sarrecchia joined the show to describe the medically assisted treatment and intensive outpatient treatment programs at Addiction Recovery Services and the open house event they are having on May 28th where Attorney General Jason Miyares will be the keynote speaker.
Dr. Shah is a Neurologist at the UVA Health System, and he joined the show to discuss treatment options for Parkinson’s disease and the all-new UVA Health Comprehensive Parkinson’s clinic which officially opens in July.
Jonathan Chasen is a private wealth advisor with Wells Fargo, and he serves as the chair of the Charlottesville Regional Chamber of Commerce Futures committee. They are charged with setting the vision for how the Chamber moves forward as an organization to best serve its members and the community.
Natalie Oschrin joined the show to discuss the progress of the Belmont Bridge, affordable housing initiatives in response to rising housing prices in the city, vacancies on boards and commissions and more.
Firefighter Suzanne Herndon is a part of the peer support team with ACFR and she joined the show to talk about the departments ongoing efforts to support the mental health of first responders as well as those they serve in the community and more.