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Stay connected to the stories shaping Charlottesville with the CVille Right Now podcast. Produced locally, these podcasts deliver timely news, local insights, and conversations about the issues that matter most to our community - all in one convenient location.

Cville Right Now Live | WINA Morning News | Best Seat in the House | The Schilling Show | Real Estate Matters | Ryal Thomas Show | Envision | A Graceful Life | Advanced Pain Management | Faith Programming

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news
4 months ago
The Best Seat in the House (7/1/26)

Luke is joined by Carson Cox for the majority of the program to dish […]

Basketball drill: a player in an orange jersey dribbles the ball past a defender on an indoor court, gym in background, spectators blurred.
Best Seat in the House
4 months ago
Kalu Anya & Silas Barksdale Interviews

Luke checks in with Kalu Anya and Silas Barksdale during Virginia Men’s Basketball summer […]

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Cville Right Now Live
4 months ago
Navigating the pressures of high school with Sophia Lipinski and Lee Elberson

Sophia Lipinski, a rising senior at Charlottesville High School, along with Lee Elberson, CEO […]

Albemarle Police SUV
WINA Morning News
4 months ago
ACPD Captain Michael Talbert

Captain Michael Talbert discussed the importance of theft prevention when it comes to vehicles and firearms in vehicles as well as violence prevention among young people and more.

WINA Morning News
4 months ago
Charlottesville City Manager Sam Sanders

Charlottesville’s City Manager discussed the latest developments regarding the homeless encampment at Free Bridge and plans for a low barrier shelter given the heat wave the city is experiencing. He also clarified funding in the state budget for homeless services as well as the fireworks display being paid for by the Charlottesville Police at Tonsler Park.

WINA Morning News
4 months ago
Albemarle Commonwealth’s Attorney Jim Hingeley

Albemarle Commonwealth’s Attorney Jim Hingeley discussed the new “Clean Slate Law” which seals certain types of criminal offenses from being part of the public record so that it doesn’t prevent those with criminal records from encountering barriers to employment and housing. The law excludes violent and other types of offenders and there are circumstances when the records can be unsealed.

Male basketball coach explains a play to a female player by the sideline during practice in a gym edge of the court.
news
4 months ago
Aaron Roussell on Virginia Women’s Basketball, Summer Practices

Luke is joined by Virginia Women’s Basketball Head Coach Aaron Roussell for an update […]

Cville Right Now Live
4 months ago
Setting the summer music scene with Samantha Federico

Samantha Federico of 106.1 The Corner joins to talk about the 50th Anniversary celebration […]

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The Schilling Show
4 months ago
The Schilling Show: Alvin Lui, Ira Mehlman, Dirk Nies

Alvin Lui, founder and president, Courage is a Habit: SCOTUS Win; Liberal Women the Biggest […]

Best Seat in the House
4 months ago
The Best Seat in the House (6/30/26)

Luke Neer gives his takeaways from Virginia Men’s Basketball summer media availability while also […]

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