In late August 2007, Dan Jordan, President of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, joined Coy Barefoot on WINA's Charlottesville–Right Now! to talk the past, present and future of Monticello.

Of special note is Monticello's award-winning website, which Jordan call an amazing outreach tool for the historic site.

A look at Monticello's Tours for Children and their Families, a special guided tour of Monticello's main house geared toward kids ages 6-11.

Actor Sam Waterston welcomes seventy-six of the nation's newest citizens at Monticello's 44th annual Independence Day Celebration and Naturlization Ceremony.

Professor Herbert Sloan talks about the difficulties in translating historic monetary values in today's terms.

A report on Monticello's efforts to restore and reinterpet the areas around and under the main house where Jefferson's slaves lived and worked.

A reading by Bill Barker of a letter from Thomas Jefferson in France to Abigail Adams in London with references to Shay's Rebellion and Louis XVI's summoning of the French nobility to an assembly.

A reading by Bill Barker of a letter from Thomas Jefferson to Madame de Tesse with the Maison Carre, the Hotel de Salm, Louis XVI's summon of the French nobility to an assembly, and Roman antiquities.

An interview with three historians -- Cinder Stanton, Marie Tyler-McGraw, and Henry Wiencek -- about how the databases they've created and used to get a better understanding of slavery.

A short talk on Jefferson's interaction with Anthony Merry, Britain's newly appointed minister to the United States.

A traditional Scottish tune favored by Thomas Jefferson.