Senator Mark Warner talks to us about his work on the Intelligence Committee and ongoing national security matters. We also talk to Dr. Tom Nichols about events in Syria and an ODU professor about tidal flooding.

Federal authorities have indicted a former Norfolk sheriff. Cathy Lewis will talk to Pilot reporter Scott Daugherty about the issue. Then, we'll discuss the future of the casino project. Finally, we'll hear from Del. David Yancey, who is running for reelection in Virginia's 94th House district. Join us at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Cathy Lewis will talk to national security expert Brad Moss about the challenges facing our nation. Then, we will discuss new research into combat concussions by VCU doctors. Finally, the new president of TCC will discuss her vision for the future.

David Farenthold has broken major stories about the Trump family's business interest for the The Washington Post. He talks to Cathy Lewis about his work and his latest discoveries. We also talk to Russell Berman from The Atlantic about the national implications of Virginia's elections. Finally, Dr. Eric Claville discusses a new program to make energy more affordable in communities of color.

Dr. James Fishkin of Stanford University discusses his unique approach to bringing ordinary citizens together to solve political problems. Then Cathy Lewis talks to two candidates on the ballot in November. Join us at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Jim Orband joins Cathy Lewis for a fun, informative show at the Norfolk Botanical Garden.

Dr. Matt Glassman will talk to Cathy Lewis about the ongoing impeachment inquiry. Then, Mechelle Hankerson speaks about DACA recipients in the state of Virginia. Finally, we will hear from the two candidates running for a Virginia Senate seat in the seventh district.

Television host and celebrity Ellen DeGeneres caused a stir last weekend when she and former President George W. Bush were spotted together at a Dallas Cowboys football game. DeGeneres, who is a gay woman, received criticism for associating with a president who did not support LGBT rights. She took to her own show to defend herself, saying, “I have friends who don’t think the same things as I do.” In a politically polarizing time, how do we have conversations with people who don’t share our views? We talk to two women who want to show you how in their book I Think You're Wrong (But I'm Listening): A Guide to Grace-Filled Political Conversations. Then, we check in on the recent developments in Syria.

Dr. Bob McNab joins us to talk about the state of the region. Then Cathy Lewis discusses the new exhibit at the Chrysler Museum of Art, which explores the architecture - and morally complicated legacy - of Thomas Jefferson. After that, we find out what's happening This Week in Mal's World.

Shelly Simonds talks about her rematch against the incumbent in the 94th House district, a contest that will reprise the tightest race in the 2017 election. We also hear from Dr. Rachel Bitecofer about new election data. Then we discuss a new play about Alzheimer's.