WINA Morning News

Jill provides some important things to think about regarding a mid-year financial checkup and more.

Dr. Scott Wagner talks about different aspects of regenerative medicine, including Intravenous therapy, blood plasma stem cell therapy for join healing and methylation therapy, which is a genetic test that identifies what you should eat for your best health results and more.

Professor Cary breaks down the Virginia Governor’s race and much more.

The owner of local technology company “P.J. Networks” joined the show to discuss his new book called “The Consummate Network Engineer” involving how technology in business, and interpersonal relationships intersect and much more.

The Commonwealth’s Attorney for Charlottesville discussed the successful gun buyback event in the city, pre-charge diversion programming with local police, and local law enforcement’s relationship with ICE and more.

Lee Elberson discusses the importance of Artificial Intelligence on education and much more.

Sam Sanders discusses issues from gun violence, and the gun buyback event, the proposed low barrier shelter, issues around the unhoused, affordable housing and redevelopment of public housing spaces, the evaluation of all city departments and much more.

The Chair of UVA Orthopedics discusses how overuse and over training in young athletes is contributing to more severe athletic injuries, even in professional athletes.

Brooke Gill is with the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association, and she joined the show to discuss the dangers extreme heat present to those suffering from dementia and related disorders.

Ed Burton chimes in prior to his advising meeting with the Teamsters Union in Chicago to discuss taxation in Virginia, regulation around payments to collegiate athletes and more.