Bishop Aubrey Shines joined Jeff to talk about how trying to fill a quota with the Supreme Court sets a dangerous precedent and might be illegal.

Richmond City Councilwoman Reva Trammell joined Jeff to talk about how the ONE Casino could possibly still be eligible to come to Richmond and how it might have not been clear enough for voters on what was happening last November.

Stan Andrewski, host of In The Garage on WRVA joined Jeff to give listeners a sneak preview of what they plan to cover this weekend on the show!

State senator and Doctor Siobhan Dunnavant joined the show briefly to discuss her new "test to stay" idea that is being misunderstood and misrepresented.

Detective Mac Adams from the Richmond Police Department might be retired but Jeff still regularly gets told about how he represented the best of the badge in central Virginia. 

 

That's why he is this month's Lieutenant Jan McTernan Blue Friday award recipient.

Chesterfield county sheriff Karl Leonard joined the show to talk about how local officers are feeling better than they have in a long time as well as what they're doing to raise money for the Special Olympics.

Director of Research of the ‘Center for Family and Human Rights’ - Rebecca Oas - Joined Jeff to talk about the family unit and what it means in the world we live in today.

For the first time since her inauguration, Lieutenant Governor Winsome Sears, came by the Jeff Katz Show to let listeners in on what the plans are for the current legislative session.

Bishop EW Jackson made an appearance on the show today to talk with Jeff about how the retirement of Justice Breyer is leading to a debate that is reducing people to labels instead of highlighting their skills and knowledge.