AFP Podcasts

Building Bridges for the Greater Good is organizing a community conversation on the criminal justice system and the Middle River Regional Jail on Monday, Aug. 30. Rev. Elaine Rose and EMU professor Catherine Barnes join the show to preview the upcoming event.

Waynesboro City Council is moving forward with a controversial ordinance that would limit the number of pets that city residents can own. #Team AFP's Crystal Graham and Chris Graham discuss.

What passes for sports broadcasting these days is usually just guys yelling about something, and all too often, having to apologize if they have offended anybody. Chris Graham and Jerry Carter try to avoid yelling over each other as they discuss.

Fishburne Military School football coach Martin Goodnough joins the show to preview the upcoming 2021 season for the Caissons.

Waynesboro has proposed an ordinance that would put strict limits on the number of pets that city residents can own. #TeamAFP's Chris Graham and Crystal Graham explore the proposal.

The ACC is said to be partnering with the Big Ten and Pac 12 in an effort to influence the direction of the College Football Playoff expansion. Why? Chris Graham and Scott German discuss, then break down the status of the Baltimore Orioles rebuild.

Rod Mullins joins "Street Knowledge" to give his insight into who is in the best position to lock down the final two NASCAR playoff spots with two races to go in the regular season.

Today's show features interviews with UVA golf coach Bowen Sargent and football team physician Stephen Brockmeier.

Virginia colleges and universities are doing a solid job getting students vaccinated against COVID-19. Can this show us how effective employer mandates might be down the line? #TeamAFP discusses.

Sports used to have its own page in the newspaper. (People used to read newspapers.) Now sports is on the news page, and the financial page. Chris Graham and Jerry Carter discuss.