Cville Right Now Live EP and UVA Soccer reporter Marshall LeMert joins the show to talk about the end of the 2025 Virginia Soccer season, and how both squads ended their runs in the NCAA tournament recently.

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville examines the Albemarle County Build Out analysis, along with the Capital Improvement Program and Redevelopment and Housing Authority in the City of Charlottesville.

Virginia Quarterback Chandler Morris stops by in the bye week to talk about the upcoming battle with Virginia Tech, the exciting mood in the locker room, and what it means to be a part of such a special season for the Virginia Football Program!

Councilor Lloyd Snook of Charlottesville City Council joins the show to discuss information from the recent presentation on JAUNT, the continued organizing of the Police Civilian Oversight Board, and Charlottesville's sister city, Huehuetenango, Guatemala. 

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville joins to discuss agenda items on the upcoming City Council meeting, the Board of Supervisors in Albemarle connecting 29 to Boulders Road, and of course, the latest on data center developments in Fluvana.

Catie Ratliff of C-Ville Weekly stops by to discuss the termination of a WUVA student journalist operations and what it means for the University, theorizing as to the various factors as to how it happened in the fashion it did.

Melanie Benjamin, Executive Director The Center, joins to discuss she and her staff studying and sharing how to have a psychologically rich life!

Greer Achenbach, Executive Director Friends of Charlottesville Downtown, stops by to let you in on everything you need to know about this year's Magic on the Mall and what’s happening on the downtown mall during the holiday season. 

Renowned Astrophysicist Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson discusses his 2025 lecture making a stop at John Paul Jones Arena on November 12th, the challenges of contemporary science, the future of NASA, and many other fascinating topics.

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville checks in to discuss development on Route 33 being tossed around by the Commonwealth Transportation Board, changes to the Charlottesville zoning code, and reason work from the Charlottesville Sister City Commission.