Quinton Beckham, principal broker for KW Alliance, explains zombie mortgages and discusses the impact of a lawsuit against the National Assocation of Realtors and several large brokerages.

Daily Progress Editor Reynolds Hutchins discusses some of the paper's recent in-depth stories including coverage of the May 4 protests and aftermath and shares the response to the paper's switch to three-day print editions with daily online reporting.

Gospel Sermonette co-host Kimberly Hayes shares her memories of the late Mel's Cafe owner Mel Walker.

Albemarle County Commonwealth's Attorney Jim Hingeley discusses the May 4 protests and charges that resulted, UVA's withholding of the independent report on the Nov. 2022 shootings of three student/athletes and a guest column Hingeley penned on remembering history to create a more just world.

UVA Professor Laura Goldblatt discusses the case of Mustafa Abdulhamid, an award-winning PVCC student whose dreams of a nursing career may be derailed by his arrest at the protest on May 4.

Infocville.com journalist Sean Tubbs discusses a special use permit for a car dealership and what Albemarle County supes hope to learn from developers at an upcoming listening session.

JMU political analyst Bob Roberts discusses former President Donald Trump's endorsement of 5th Congressional District candidate John McGuire, Biden's polling numbers and the possible outcomes of the hush money trial.

WINA's Dori Zook rounds up the top 5 soundbites of the week. 

Schilling Show host Rob Schilling discusses the lawsuit against UVA alleging antisemitism and the potential return of SROs to Charlottesville City Schools.

CAAR President Anne Burroughs discusses the positive impact of a lawsuit that is changing the way buyers' agents are compensated and details a new development for veterans.