HearSay with Cathy Lewis

In the wake of the attacks in New Zealand, we talk about gun control policy and public safety with Attorney General Mark Herring. Then, an alarming study on gun violence in the American Journal of Medicine found that more children were shot dead in 2017 than on-duty police officers and active duty military personnel. We discuss the findings with the study's senior author. Finally, we unpack the latest news on the Mueller report.

As part of the American Graduate initiative, Cathy will talk to people who have risen into leadership positions in their companies. It promises to be a powerful and inspiring show about the recipe for career success.

It's another edition of In the Garden. Jim Orband will be here. You're welcome. (Please join us at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.)

We will talk about attacks on the Muslim community, protests against climate change, and other breaking news.

First, we talk to David Nygaard on the recent ruling forcing him off the Virginia Beach City Council. He tells us about his plans for the future. Then, smart technology is bringing us solutions to the problem of caring for our loved ones as they grow older. We talk about this new frontier, but we want to hear from you about the challenges you face.

Jackie Glass and Christina Kimbrough started a podcast, "Your Neighbor's Hood," to tackle racism and unexamined privilege in a series of open, honest, and respectful conversations. They will join Cathy to talk about what still needs to be said. Please join us at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Del. Joseph Lindsey talks about his bill to cap legal expenses for military personnel serving overseas. Then, a Pilot reporter tells us about his explosive article on the Norfolk foster care system.

Marriages, baby showers, and other major life events are tranforming. What is behind the latest trends, and what do you think about them? Then, we talk about the latest ruling on gay marriage in the United Methodist Church. Finally, we see what's going on in Mal's World.

In the aftermath of the controversies that gripped Richmond, lawmakers approved a budget to "begin addressing inequities" concerning race, according to the Virginia Mercury. But what kinds of policies are needed for racial reconciliation in Virginia? We talk to members of the General Assembly for their take on these ongoing policy questions. Check us out at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

In December, Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank wrote an essay about foreign policy in the Trump era titled: "It's official. We lost the Cold War." He talks to us about his analysis, and about the latest developments from Hanoi to Washington, DC. Then, Stacy Parker tells us about a music festival coming to our community. Finally, a former FDA official tells us how that agency can help fight the opioid crisis.