Crystal Graham joins the show to talk about her recent reporting on homelessness in Augusta County, Staunton and Waynesboro. We also talk with Crystal about her features on former WSVA news director Karl Magenhofer and award-winning novelist Elizabeth Massie.

Augusta Free Press staff writer Rebecca Barnabi joins the show to talk through some of her recent news stories - focusing on the latest on the Augusta County Courthouse, Sentara's new primary care center in Staunton, and a new memorial for the late Anne Seaton, a former local politico.

Kevin Harvick, after going 65 races without a win, made it two in a row with a win in Richmond on Sunday. Rod Mullins joins the show to help us make sense of the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series playoff chase.

Kevin Harvick, winless in his past 65 races, snared the checkered flag Sunday at Michigan, for his fifth win in seven races on the two-mile superspeedway. The win notches Harvick a provisional NASCAR Cup Series playoff spot, and leaves just one spot still unclaimed.

Rod Mullins joins the show to break everything down for us.

Tyler Reddick has been on a roll lately, landing a new ride, and with his win on the road course at Indy on Sunday, he now has two Ws in his last five NASCAR Cup Series starts.

Rod Mullins joins us to break down the race, and also update listeners on the latest on the flooding in Kentucky and Southwest Virginia.

NASCAR disqualified Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch after their 1-2 finish at Pocono on Sunday after their cars failed post-race inspections. Our NASCAR beat writer, Rod Mullins, joins the podcast to help us break down the implications for the 2022 playoff chase.

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips is charged with the responsibility of figuring out how to make the conference more money so that the ACC can keep some kind of pace with the SEC and Big Ten. Chris Graham and Scott German explore the ins and outs from Charlotte on Day 1 at the ACC Football Kickoff.

Christopher Bell held off NASCAR Cup Series points leader Chase Elliott to win on Sunday in New Hampshire. With six races to go in the playoff chase, Rod Mullins helps us get a feel for where things stand at the cut line.

Reports based on hearsay (at best) continue to fuel speculation about ACC schools leaving the conference for greener pastures. Ain't happening, and Chris Graham and Scott German, in today's "Street Knowledge" podcast, tell you to focus your attention where the ACC and its member schools are: on the conference getting better.

There is no news on the college conference realignment front, but that's not keeping people from continuing to talk about the nothing that is going on.

Scott German and Chris Graham do their part to fill the void, asking and then attempting to answer a couple of key questions: with what we know about CTE and traumatic brain injuries endemic to the game of football, is football even around a generation from now, and if we have to wonder if it will be, does it make sense to move things around to the degree that we are now?