Republicans want you to vote for GOP candidates so they can fix the economy and get rid of inflation. Democrats want you to vote for their candidates to protect abortion rights and our democracy. Have you decided on your candidates of choice, or are you still undecided? Regardless of political party, it is critical that you VOTE! Our pundits present their final arguments to convince you to go to the polls. Tune in to hear from Daun Hester, Carol Pretlow and Gaylene Kanoyton.

So you have a runny nose, stuffy head, fever, chills. Is it a cold? The flu? Covid? Cardiologist Dr. Keith Newby shares how we can tell the difference - and the best way to treat each respiratory disease. He will also have advice on when to get your Covid booster and your flu shot!

For 40 years, members of Hampton Roads Black Media Professionals (HRBMP) have carried out the purpose of the organization - "to provide professional insight into media coverage and operations; to serve as mentors to students interested in media-related careers and create and fund scholarships; and to support the career development of media professionals." We celebrate the 40th anniversary of HRBMP, an affliate of the National Association of Black Journalists, the largest organization of journalists of color in the world. Find out how HRBMP got started, it's accomplishments, and why organizations like HRBMP are vital to the success of Black journalists. Our guests include Lisa Godley, President; Barbara Ciara, Past President; Shelia Harrison, Budget Chair and Chair of the 40th Anniversary Celebration and Larry Rubama, Education and Scholarship Chair.

The AV Round Table takes a deep dive into the mid-term elections. Which party will take control of the House and Senate? What should voters consider in terms of local elections? How much of a factor will social issues like race, abortion, inflation, and the economy play in this election? We hear political and practical insight from Another View Roundtable pundits.

Ever heard of "Cuffeytown"? It's an historic community created by free Blacks in the 1700's in Chesapeake. Hear about the history of this vibrant community and what the ancestors of the founding families and others are doing to keep the history alive. Our guests include Reverend Dr. Sandi Hutchinson, Pastor of Gabrielle Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church located in the heart of Cuffeytown; Retired Army Colonel Moses Whitehurst, who grew up in Cuffeytown and has done extensive research on its history; and Larry Hicks, AKA "Cochise", a member of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club and their efforts to honor the soldiers of the United States Colored Troops buried in the Cuffeytown Cemetary.

Another View is back on the road - this time broadcasting LIVE from the Fort Monroe Visitors Center, in Hampton, VA. In front of a live audience, we explore the history of Harriett Tubman and the time she spent at Fort Monroe. Did you know that in 1865, she served as a nurse at the Fort, treating wounded Black soldiers and those held as contraband of the Civil War? This fascinating history is told by renowned historian Dr. Cassandra Newby-Alexander; Joseph Rogers, Manager of Partnerships & Community Engagement-Virginia Museum of History & Culture, in Richmond; and Deanna Mitchell, Superintendent at the Harriett Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park in Church Creek, Maryland.

African Americans have higher rates of high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes and heart disease, all of which increase the chance of developing kidney disease. In fact, Blacks are three times more likely to suffer from kidney failure than Whites. Find out about proactive ways to prevent kidney disease, including a new study that may help avoid the disease altogether. Our guests include nephrology specialist Thomas McCune, M.D., along with co-host, cardiologist Dr. Keith Newby.

African American and other minority farmers breathed a sigh of relief when the American Rescue Plan promised specific debt relief for farmers of color. But when President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act in August, the plan was repealed and minority farmers are crying foul. We talk with Black farmers in Virginia about the impact of the pandemic and inflation on their livelihood and if they will be able to stay in business. Our guests include farmers Elisha Barnes, Clifton Slade and Dr. John Boyd, Jr., Founder and President of the National Black Farmers Association.

Another mass shooting in Norfolk - this time involving students from Norfolk State University. What must we as a community do to stop the violence? Some answers from our Another View Round Table pundits - relationship expert Alvean Lyons; NSU political science professor Carol Pretlow; Norfolk city treasurer Daun Hester, and political consultant Gaylene Kanoyton.

President Biden recently announced a program that will forgive federal student loans up to $20,000, but there are many questions about how the program will work. Who is eligible? What do you need to do to apply? What about those who have already paid off their student loans? We talk with experts who can guide you through the process. Our guests include Jasper Hendricks, Executive Director at the National Organization of Black Elected Legislative Woman; Chinedu Okala, Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts at Norfolk State University; and Ray Henderson, President/CEO, Henderson Financial Group.