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Keshia Washington, the Associate Director for Special Partnerships & Regional Engagement at Habitat for Humanity and Dave Norris, the Executive Director of the CAAR Foundation discussed a new homebuyer navigators program to assist with the ongoing housing affordability issues in our community.
Former Federal Prosecutor and General Counsel for the University of Virginia Tim Heaphy breaks down the legal questions surrounding the pending lawsuits before the Virginia Supreme Court regarding redistricting.
WINA Real Estate Analyst and President Emeritus of Howard Hannah Roy Wheeler Realty discusses innovative programming to help the middle class with housing affordability and more.
The Commonwealth’s Attorney for Charlottesville discussed the recent high-speed chase and the status of the alleged assailant as well as proposed changes in probation law and prison sentences as well as SRO’s.
The Senior Minister of University Baptist Church joined the show to discuss how young people are engaging in faith, the unhoused and the events in the middle east and his advice on how we should respond.
Dr. Bobby Chhabra is back to talk about the crazy landscape of NIL, whether athletes should be employees, how to maintain the college experience for the student athlete as well as concerns for drug use among athletes and more.
UVA Economics Professor Ed Burton discusses the impact on the global economy due to the conflict in the middle east as well as the burden of energy prices on low- and middle-income families and more.
Melanie Benjamin joined the show to describe a valuable service they are offering to the community as a fundraiser for the organization.
The Editor-N-Chief for Cville Right Now joined the show to break down the results of the redistricting referendum and to outline the important stories that are next, including the involvement of the Virginia Supreme Court.
Dr. McCulloch is a pediatric cardiologist at UVA Children’s Hospital, and he joined the show to discuss national donate life month, and the dynamics around pediatric organ donation and the difficult decisions that families face and more.