The First Lady of Virginia joins us to talk about emergency childcare during the pandemic. Then, we talk about how the illness is impacting the Navy with Sen. Tim Kaine, a journalist from Military Times and a former surgeon general of the Navy.

Calling a repair pro might not be an option, so how do you DIY? We talk about it. Then, we discuss Isle of Wight's COVID-19 challenges with a community leader. Finally, the former first lady of Virginia discusses a program to fight child hunger.

COVID-19 has triggered a major economic downturn, causing millions to lose their jobs - and their health insurance - while it overwhelms the entire health care system. How will people with chronic conditions and special needs meet these challenges?

The Virginia governor has decided to move spring elections later in the year in response to the pandemic. How will this affect politics in our community? Cathy discusses the issue with experts.

How will coronavirus change our community permanently, and what will it reveal about Hampton Roads? What new things are our listeners discovering about themselves? We also talk with representatives of the Girl Scouts and the United Way of the Virginia Peninsula of about their service during this time.

Rep. Elaine Luria talks to Cathy about the controversy engulfing the leadership of the Navy. Then, how has COVID-19 transformed the workplace, and what controversies are you facing at your job? We discuss the topic with experts. Finally, we hear about an upcoming virtual show at the Z.

A health expert and a WHRO reporter answer your health and news questions. We also talk to Bobby Dyer, mayor of Virginia Beach, about the challenges his community faces.

An expert discusses how to tell your children about the coronavirus crisis. Also, WHRO reporter Mechelle Hankerson talks about the stories our team continues to follow. Finally, a community leader from James City County discusses the challenges we face.

A CEO and a resident at a retirement community discusses the new tools available to help people connect with their older relatives. Then, we explore how life at Virginia universities has changed.

Rep. Bobby Scott, Chairman of the House Committee on Education and Labor, talks about how the coronavirus pandemic will affect employment in our area and across the country. Then we discuss personal impacts of the disease.