Cville Right Now Live

Simon Davidson of The Charlottesville 29 makes his reservation on to share all the newest finds, tastiest dishes, and business updates from the Charlottesville-Albemarle Food Scene. 

Esteemed editor of The Daily Progress, Reynolds Hutchins, stops by to detail his letter published in the paper regarding the detainments at the Albemarle County Courthouse, and break down the May Day protests across town to begin the month.  

Virginia Head Baseball Coach Brian O'Connor speaks to Adam Hawes at Disharoon Park all about his team's run down the stretch, the exam break, their next opponents, and how their playoff chances are shaping up!

Both Charlottesville City Schools and the University of Virginia are vying for the same space, and City Council discusses a "Land Bank".  Sean Tubbs of InfoCville stops by to break it all down!

Catie Ratliff of C-VILLE Weekly joins the show to discuss the cover story on this week's edition of the magazine, The Rivanna Area Queer Center (RAQC).  She will tell you all about it and her experience covering the story.

Cvillerightnow.com sports contributor and host of pregame and postgame coverage of Virginia Baseball on WINA Marshall LeMert joins the show to appraise the Virginia Baseball squad ahead of their toughest series of the year in Atlanta this weekend against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Charlottesville Mayor Juandiego Wade joins the show to discuss the Charlottesville Budget, pertinent issues till top of mind for himself and City Council, and looking ahead to the City Council Elections coming later this year.

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville stops by the show to discuss several affordable housing initiatives top-of-mind for several local government entities, including the Affordable Housing Audit and the Wooden Mills project.  

Sean Tubbs of the Charlottesville Community Engagement Newsletter and InfoCville joins the show to talk about the upcoming adoption of the Charlottesville City Budget at Monday's council meeting, and the impending Albemarle County Town Hall on its 2026 Budget.  

Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29 joins once more to recap his biggest post of the year, The Charlottesville 29, the 29 Essential Restaurants in Charlottesville.