Airline pilot Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger soared to hero status when he saved the lives of all 155 people aboard an airliner, landing it on the Hudson River years ago. Sullenberger’s story is now in theaters as “Sully” and in this week’s Mal’s World, Mal Vincent reveals his encounters with the Captain prior to “the miracle on the Hudson.”

Dwight Davis talks with Sarah Frook Gallo, director of the Virginia Choral Society, about their season.

Virginia Stage Company’s I Sing the Rising Sea

- The Tidewater Guitar Quartet

As "The Magnificent Seven" rides again in theaters as a remake, this week in Mal's World, Mal Vincent reveals a little-known fact about one of the key players in the original classic film.

The Seven Deadly Sins and Pagliacci.

Pulitzer Prize-Winning American Playwright Edward Albee passed away on September 16, 2016 at age 88. Albee began his prominence as a playwright around the same time as Mal Vincent started his own career as a theatre critic. Albee shared some words of inspiration with Mal over the years after their chance meeting at the opening of one of Albee’s plays on Broadway.

This week, Mal Vincent talks about Meryl Streep’s latest film, “Florence Foster Jenkins” and the many accents the star has mastered over the years in her movie career. Plus, Mal will share the one thing the Oscar-winning actress does not like to talk about.

Another summer movie season is a wrap and this year it was one that Mal Vincent was not to thrilled about. This week, Mal tells us what he thinks made for a sluggish season of flops and disappointments in 2016 and what Hollywood can do to turn lackluster back into blockbuster.

Jerome Silberman died this past week, August 29, 2016. But you probably knew him by his stage name, Gene Wilder. Wilder was an beloved comic actor in film and theater, also a screenwriter, film director, and an author. While we all have memories of his wonderful films from Young Frankenstein to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, this week, our own Mal Vincent shares the time he once spent with him and what Wilder called his “secret to success” and also what he would have done in life he hadn’t had taken up acting.