Mark Lorenzoni from Ragged Mountain Running and Walking Shop joins "The Jerry Ratcliffe Show" to talk state championship cross country and Richmond Marathon.

"The Jerry Ratcliffe Show" talks with Dr. Stephen Brockmeier from UVA Orthopedics to learn how doctors decide when it is safe for a player to return from an injury.

Wake Forest and Pitt continue their collision course toward what could be an interesting ACC Championship Game. Jerry Carter and Chris Graham discuss what needs to happen in Week 12 to keep things moving to where they need to be.

Dr. Winston Gwathmey from UVA Orthopedics joins "The Jerry Ratcliffe Show" Good Health podcast to talk ribs and cartilage injuries. Then we hear from Mark Lorenzoni from Ragged Mountain Running & Walking Shop to get the latest on the local running scene.

Rod Mullins joins the show to recap Kyle Larson's win in Sunday's NASCAR championship race, and to put a bow on the 2021 season.

The Booking ACC Football team – Jerry Carter and Chris Graham – officially gives up on the dream of having an ACC team in the College Football Playoff. Now, it's all about having an entertaining ACC Championship Game in Charlotte in December. How do we get there?

UVA Basketball assistant coach Jason Williford joins "The Jerry Ratcliffe Show " to talk hoops on the eve of the tip-off of the 2021-2022 season.

Dr. David Diduch from UVA Orthopedics talks about rib injuries; we discuss the local running scene, including the upcoming Richmond Marathon, with Mark Lorenzoni from Ragged Mountain Running & Walking Shop.

John Rainey was a Southwest Virginia football star who would be the first in his family to attend college. He was also a member of the first class of African-American scholarship football players at the University of Virginia. Rainey recounts the experiences on the final installment of "No Shoulders to Stand On."

Kent Merritt was a key part of the first UVA football recruiting class to include African-American student-athletes. Merritt joins us for our "No Shoulders to Stand On" series to talk about life on Grounds in the early 1970s.