In our final episode of the season, Robert, Jose, Karen, and Catherine talk discus the week’s issues including the needle exchange program, weaponizing the other and taking a stand on Northam.

Each Thursday, Robert Jeffrey, Jr is joined by Catherine Koebel, Will Sellari, Jose Banuelos, Karen Frye Cobb, and Karen Jones to discuss their views on issues from arts and culture, social, political and economic that happen nationally, statewide and locally.

Music: "This Is Old" by State Shirt (distributed under this license)

How do we address the issues related to drug culture? How do we address the issues of bias? How do we address fear of the unknown? 

Each Thursday, Robert Jeffrey, Jr is joined by Catherine Koebel, Will Sellari, Jose Banuelos, Karen Frye Cobb, and Karen Jones to discuss their views on issues from arts and culture, social, political and economic that happen nationally, statewide and locally.

Music: "This Is Old" by State Shirt (distributed under this license)

The trauma of the mass shootings on survivors can be crippling. The state of policing across the Commonwealth with the new revelations from the Roanoke City Chief’s email and the forced resignation of the Portsmouth City Police Chief. Both signal a resistance to changing culture. 

Each Thursday, Robert Jeffrey, Jr is joined by Catherine Koebel, Will Sellari, Jose Banuelos, and Karen Frye Cobb to discuss their views on issues from arts and culture, social, political and economic that happen nationally, statewide and locally.

Music: "This Is Old" by State Shirt (distributed under this license)

In celebration of International Women's Day and Women’s History month, join guest moderator Karen Jones with Catherine Koebel and special guest  Evangeline Jeffrey in an engaging conversation about the women who shaped them and the power of women in SWVA.

Each Thursday, Robert Jeffrey, Jr is joined by Catherine Koebel, Will Sellari, Jose Banuelos, and Karen Jones to discuss their views on issues from arts and culture, social, political and economic that happen nationally, statewide and locally.

Music: "This Is Old" by State Shirt (distributed under this license)

The idea of achieving equity and holding people accountable is can be something of a struggle.  This week, we respond to the Roanoke City Police Chief’s apology, Roanoke’s 2040 Planning, Representative Omar and teacher pay.

Each Thursday, Robert Jeffrey, Jr is joined by Catherine Koebel, Will Sellari, Jose Banuelos, and Karen Jones to discuss their views on issues from arts and culture, social, political and economic that happen nationally, statewide and locally.

Music: "This Is Old" by State Shirt (distributed under this license)

Changing positions to match the shifts in our culture and society is hard. In this week’s episode, we continue to talk about Roanoke’s Chief of Police statement on sexual assault and the community’s response, gun legislation in the House and the recent decision from the United Methodist Church on homosexuality and what that means on our society at large.

Each Thursday, Robert Jeffrey, Jr is joined by Catherine Koebel, Will Sellari, Jose Banuelos and new voices discuss their views on issues from arts and culture, social, political and economic that happen nationally, statewide and locally.  On this episode, new voices Karen Cobb and Byron Hamlar join the discussion.

Music: "This Is Old" by State Shirt (distributed under this license)

Robert, Catherine, Will and guest Karen share thoughts on the ERA, continued gun violence and misconceptions about sexual assault.

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Robert, Catherine, Jose and Will discuss how money influences decision makers and its effects on our community.

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Robert along with Ryan, Catherine, Will and Jose discuss the continuing Northam saga, suicide among our youth and new Green Deal.

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Robert Jeffrey along with Jose Banuelos, Ryan Bell, Catherine Koebel, and William Sellari discuss Northam, Justin, population and diversity and NIMBYism.

Music: "This Is Old" by State Shirt (distributed under this license)