Markiana and Price chat with Dom Morse, the Vocational Trades (V-Trades) Coordinator for Charlottesville Abundant Life Ministries, a local Christian Community Development organization. They discuss his important work in the community, his time working at Community Lab School, advice for those looking to make a positive impact, and more.

Markiana and Price chat with Charlsie Stratton, Deputy Director of Children and Family Services for the Department of Human Services for the City of Charlottesville and co-founder, board president and doula for Birth Sisters of Charlottesville. They discuss her passion for maternal care, her background in sociology as well as receiving her MBA, how she stays active in her community outside of her professional roles, and more.

Markiana and Price welcome Marquez Mitchell as their guest. Marquez is the owner of The Art Bar Cville and co-owner Integrity Mentoring LLC and says he is "dedicated to making a meaningful impact in my community." They discuss his passion for mental health, his journey from Pennsylvania to Charlottesville, how faith has played a role in his entrepreneurship story, and more.

Markiana and Price welcome guest Teira Farley, Chief Operating Officer at the Community Investment Collaborative. They chat about her wide range of creative and professional hats, the power of authentic storytelling, what it means when people "bet on themselves," and more.

This week on Envision Radio, Markiana and Price welcome guest is Jenette Hastings, multimedia journalist with WVIR NBC29 News. They chat about her nontraditional path into journalism, her approach to storytelling, the importance of local news to families, young people, and underserved communities, and more.

Our guest for this week’s episode of Envision Radio is Lauren Thomas, sister of co-host Price Thomas! Lauren is the Events & Fundraising Manager at Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA. What’d they talk about? According to Price, “You know better than to think that I have any idea what we talked about.” Join them as they (probably) chat about their upbringing, parents, education, jobs, the Charlottesville community, and more.

This week is the Envision Radio Holiday Special! Join Markiana and Price as they look back on the year and chat about what’s to come.

Our guest for this week's episode of Envision Radio is Yunina Barbour-Payne, a UVA Drama scholar and artist focusing on Africana studies, Appalachian studies, folklore and performance. Markiana and Price ask her about how she thinks Africana and Appalachian studies interconnect (including the term “Affrilachian”), her experience as a performer, dramaturg, director and playwright, and much more.

Our guest for this week's episode of Envision Radio is Daisa Pascall, full-time art teacher and owner of We Grow plant shop in Scottsville! Markiana and Price chat with her about how she juggles the myriad of roles in her life (teacher, florist, entrepreneur, mom, farmer, designer–phew!), her inspiration to start We Grow, how her experience as an artist has impacted her floral design, the response from her community, and more.

On this episode of Envision Radio Markiana and Price chat with Hashim Davis, Assistant Director for the National History Academy. They discuss his extensive list of prestigious fellowships in Holocaust and Genocide studies, his career teaching public school history for 25 years, how he shows the global connections between Jim Crow in America and the Nuremberg Racial Laws in Germany, his leadership roles with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and the Iota Beta Chapter at UVA, and more.