Cville Right Now Live

Sean Tubbs of Information Charlottesville previews the week of local meetings covering topics including development in Albemarle County, environmental impact studies in Charlottesville, and agritourism in Greene County. 

Anita Afonu, producer of the film The Eyes of Ghana featured at the Virginia Film Festival, discusses her work on the project, how the film uncovers the history of Ghana, and her relationship with featured noted Ghanaian cameraman Chris Hesse.

Melody Roscher, Virginia native and director Bird in Hand, one of the spotlight films of the Virginia Film Festival, joins the show to discuss her moviemaking process, growing up in Virginia, and the importance of her film's subject matter.

Councilor Michael Payne joins the show to talk about the City's recent purchase of the property on Holiday Drive and the process to turn it into a homeless shelter, and as well as the settlement of the Development Code lawsuit.

Director Clay Tweel joins the show to share the background, production, and process behind his new film Andy Kaufman is Me.

Samantha Federico of 106.1 The Corner joins to preview the 2025 Virginia Film Festival and highlights some of the films she's looking forward to seeing. 

Albemarle Supervisor Bea Lapisto-Kirtley joins the show to talk about the Board's plans to expand emergency management infrastructure in Albemarle County, how to tackle staffing of the departments, and share more details on AC44.

Malina Rivers, Chief Operating Officer, R.N, as well as Korey Hess & Geoff Foster, Community Outreach Specialists with Brightstar Care of Charlottesville talk with Adam about the work they do in the community to help both patients and caregivers.

Adam Hawes gives you his One-on-One Interviews from Virginia Men's Basketball Media Days.

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville checks in for his Monday chat, covering the Central Virginia Partnership for Economic Development, the Charlottesville Zoning Listening Session, and the Albemarle Board of Supervisors' Public Safety Report.