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Listen as Dr. Mike Fitzgerald shares the final message of the series “Summer of Psalms” from Psalm 112 as a part of the Radio Ministry of First Baptist Church on Park Street.
Listen as Dr. Rosemary Hayes shares a message from the Word of God as well as Gospel Music, Scripture, Prayer and Encouragement from Kimberly and Chucky Hayes, who assist with the Radio Ministry.
Dr. Nicole Fowler is a head and neck surgeon with the UVA Health System, and she discussed advancements in research and treatments for Thyroid cancer during Thyroid cancer awareness month.
Festival Director Andrea Jacobs, and Publicity Lead Dani Sanchez, of the Cville Sabroso Festival discussed the 14th annual hispanic heritage celebration event being held at the Ting Pavillion on Saturday September 19th.
Jeanne McCusker talks with Executive Director of the Albemarle Housing Improvement Project (AHIP) Cory […]
Luke opens the Friday edition of the show with a recap of Thursday night […]
Victor Morris, founder of Truth Builders, discusses the differences between socialist and biblical worldviews […]
Former Federal Prosecutor and General Counsel at UVA, Tim Heaphy, analyzes how a college conference is suing one of its member institutions over the eligibility of two players who spent time in NFL training camps.
The Former House Minority Leader in the Virginia General Assembly discussed all things Data Centers, including how Virginia leads the nation in the number of Data Centers and how the Commonwealth traffics 80% of the world’s internet traffic.
WINA’s Chief Real Estate Analyst Michael Guthrie discusses 7% mortgage interest rates, and how development around the University of Virginia is affecting the local housing market, the situation around homelessness and more.