Mark and Megan have a chat about how sacred art has shaped our current culture within the church with Rose Lauck, a Production Manager and Creative Design staff member of Fellowship Bible Church, as a way to help us prepare for Easter weekend.

Mark and Megan have a chat with the Executive Director of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, Brad Veach, as he shares all kinds of behind-the-scenes information about the festival along with the history and purpose of the special season in Winchester.

Mark and Megan have the privilege of chatting with Winchester radio legend, Barry Lee, as they dive into the journey of his career, his philanthropy, and his passion for our local community!

Mark gets a chance to chat with an Equis Financial and Retirement specialist, Kathleen Sheetz, to learn about the benefits of investing in life insurance for your family. 

Local interior designer, Ruth Truman, shares her expertise about the current design trends, tips for home owners, and ways on how you can help her give back to our community through her non-profit partnership with “Savvy Giving by Design”.

Mark and Megan learn what life is like as a local free-lance journalist with their conversation with Joe LaFave, a reporter who writes for numerous publications, including our hometown “Winchester Star”.

Mark and Megan discuss the challenges of filtering through items in your house that you don’t use or need any more, as Megan has a chat with the owners of the local “Junkluggers” franchise company, Joseph and Cameron Duda.

Mark and Megan chat about the early introduction of the spring “selling season” of our Winchester/Frederick County market - tips for both buyers and sellers!

Mark and Megan chat with a banker from United Bank, Peter Warren, as they unpack some of the features and benefits of using a local bank that cares about our Shenandoah Valley’s region.

Mark and Megan go on-location to receive a lesson on the benefits of physical therapy in their conversation with Kyle Feldman from ReEnvision Physical Therapy.