WINA Morning News
3 months ago
UVA Athletics Correspondent Dr. Bobby Chhabra

The Chair of UVA Orthopedics talks about broken clavicle injuries in football and much more.

WINA Morning News
3 months ago
Mary Sandridge

The Director of Communications for the Alzheimer’s Association discusses the phenomenon of wandering in adults with dementia and research that details lifestyle strategies to help the brain.

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Best Seat in the House
3 months ago
Bennett Conlin & Luke Neer on College Football, JMU

Bennett Conlin of the Baltimore Sun joins Luke to review College Football Futures and […]

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The Schilling Show
3 months ago
The Schilling Show: Charles Werner, Carter Satterfield, Phillip Hamilton, Abigail Forman

Chief Charles Werner (Ret.), Charlottesville Fire Department, provides an overview of the Ruckersville Volunteer […]

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WINA Morning News
3 months ago
Professor Ed Burton

UVA Professor of Economics and WINA Chief Economic Analyst Ed Burton checks in to […]

Center at Belvedere
WINA Morning News
3 months ago
Melanie Benjamin

Executive Director of The Center at Belvedere Melanie Benjamin joins to talk about her […]

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3 months ago
Abbey Stumpf

Albemarle County Communications Director Abbey Stumpf joins the show to share what information she […]

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Cville Right Now Live
3 months ago
Michael Payne Shows You Inside Charlottesville City Hall

C-Ville City Councilor Michael Payne stops by to talk about recent City Council action, […]

The Schilling Show
3 months ago
The Schilling Show: Jared Ross, Craig Bannister, Ira Mehlman, Gregory Whitestone

Dr. Jared Ross, senior fellow at Do No Harm, discusses child gender clinics finally […]

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WINA Morning News
3 months ago
Kate Ellwood

Kate Ellwood, Flourish Positive Image Boutique Coordinator at the UVA Cancer Center and she discussed the services they provide for patients going through a very difficult time.

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