Capitol Chat: Talking taxes in the race for governor by Richmond Times-Dispatch

RTD photography intern Shaban Athuman was born in a refugee camp in Tanzania after his parents fled violence in Burundi. On this week's episode, he discusses his background and his recent assignment covering the KKK in Charlottesville.

Veteran RTD columnist Jeff Schapiro and politics reporter Patrick Wilson on the recent controversy about Dave Brat's online postings and the new landscape in politics in the age of social media.

Reporter Ned Oliver and community activist Art Burton discuss the stories behind the recent rash of murders in Mosby Court.

Jeff Schapiro and politics editor Andrew Cain discuss how projected population changes may impact Virginia politics.

Times-Dispatch reporter Debbie Truong sits down with editor John Ramsey to discuss the troubles at Essex Village, where a pregnant woman recently fell from a broken balcony in a complex in deep disrepair.

Jeff Schapiro sits down with reporters Robert Zullo and Graham Moomaw to discuss the mysterious backtracking by the state's environmental regulators regarding water safety permits for natural gas pipelines.

Jeff Schapiro and Graham Moomaw from the Richmond Times-Dispatch discuss the Virginia primary results and look forward to the November election.

Columnist Michael Paul Williams explains his assertion that Richmond Public Schools are the "weak link" in the city's renaissance. He also discusses a project that didn't turn out quite how he hoped - a year-long investigation into RPS through the eyes of its students - and what his plans are now that the schools project is behind him.

Reporter Sarah Kleiner discusses her recent story about a Midlothian High School graduate who committed suicide after battling bipolar disorder for a decade. John Ramsey, enterprise editor for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, asks Kleiner to discuss the balancing act reporters have to walk so that they encourage open and honest conversations about suicide without glorifying it.