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Dr. Chhabra discusses UVA Men’s Basketball vs. Memphis, changes in college athletics due to NIL and the transfer portal plus declining participation in football and the socioeconomic factors that are connected to it.
Co-Owner of the Ragged Mountain Running Shop Audrey Sackson describes their annual 12 days of giving initiative to support local non-profit organizations.
Professor Burton discusses the good things happening in the economy and forecasts what we will see in 2024.
Charlottesville City Councilor Brian Pinkston discusses the approved developments at 2117 Ivy Road and the Verve, as well as the new zoning ordinance and the vision for the future of the City.
The Deputy Fire Chief for Community Risk and Resiliency described the risks ACFR are responding to in the community including substance abuse as well as training they provide to other first responder agencies and more.
CBS Executive Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger provides good news on the economy heading into a new year.
WINA’s Chief Political Analyst Professor Mary Kate Cary discussed the Biden impeachment inquiry, Congressman Bob Good being elected Chair of the Freedom Caucus and the fatigue many younger Americans have with Biden vs. Trump.
The Vice Chair of the Albemarle School Board discussed the projected reduction in state funding for education and much more.
WINA’s Chief Real Estate Analyst and Host of ‘Real Estate Matters’ discusses the city’s zoning ordinance and affordable housing.
The Interim Executive Director of Albemarle-Charlottesville Meals on Wheels joined the show to discuss being selected as the nonprofit beneficiary for December from Tiger Fuel’s ‘Season of Giving’