Catie Ratliff & Nathan Alderman, reporters for C-VILLE Weekly, share their stories on the State of Homelessness Report, the closing of the Richmond Common House, and allergies to red meat. 

Albemarle Board of Supervisors representative Ann Mallek, out of the Whitehall district, joins to discuss the Affordable Rental Housing Incentive Program (ARHIP) Request in and around the Premier Circle Apartments, Rio Road rezoning, and the county's climate action plan. 

Lee Elberson, Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring and WINA Education Analyst stops by to talk about the effects of uncertain economic times on the state of education in the US.  

Charlottesville City Councilor Michael Payne joins the show to share details of last night's State of Homelessness Report, and the decision made about The Mark Apartment Building.

Amanda Spigone, President Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors, discusses the Q1 Housing Market Report for our area, and provides important tips for both buyers and sellers in the market.

Ruth Meyer, Kinesiotherapist, as part of our Healthy Aging Series with The Center, discusses help for osteoperosis, osteopenia, and tips for continued bone health.

Simon Davidson returns to the show to break down his methodology, highlights some changes, and share some of his favorites from this year's Charlottesville 29, the best restaurants in C-Ville!

Greer Achenbach of Friends of C-Ville Downtown returns to the show for a look at how the Downtown Mall will be ringing in 50 years, a recap of the Tom Tom Festival, and the many projects her organization has on the docket for the future!

President and General Manager of The Charlottesville Tom Sox Chesley Mullins stops by to talk about the upcoming Charity Golf Tournament, give you the date of the team's season opener, and look back at their history on the diamond going into their 11th season. 

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville joins for a look at all things local development, and with no Board of Supervisors or City Council this week, he delves into Greene, Louisa, Fluvana, and Nelson counties.