WINA Morning News

Pastor Harold Bare served Charlottesville for forty years and now travels with his wife as a church consultant and missionary around the United States.  He joined the show to discuss some of his recent books dealing with topics like divorce and more.

Former Federal Prosecutor Tim Heaphy breaks down the decision before the Virginia Supreme Court regarding congressional redistricting as well as the latest legal matters in NIL in collegiate sports.

Congressional Candidate Tom Perriello joined the show to talk about which district he’s running in should the democratic redraw get approved in a referendum as well as the issues he thinks are important to voters. 

UVA Economics Professor Ed Burton discusses the latest jobs report, the stock market, tax season and more.

Ty Cooper, a local film maker and the owner of Lifeview Marketing and Visuals joined the program to discuss this year’s indie short film festival in Charlottesville.

The Executive Director of the Arc of the Piedmont joined the show to talk about the impact of their mission and their annual Gala fundraiser being held at the Kimpton Forum Hotel on April 18th.

Chief Kochis discusses the crime reduction data from 2025, including significant reductions in gun related crimes, the use of force, and responses to mental health calls.

The President and CEO of Piedmont CASA joined the show to provide information on their mission and to talk about the 11th annual ‘Bracket Breakfast’ fundraiser centered around March Madness.

Business Consultant David Newsome of Tapestry LLC in Charlottesville describes his new strategic planning partnership with the chamber and their upcoming trip to Chapel Hill North Carolina where they will exchange ideas with the Chapel Hill Chamber and more.

The Senior Minister at University Baptist Church takes a look at poverty, generation Z and more through the lens of a faith-based perspective.