On this episode, Andrew Donaldson joins as host with Dale Cooper as co-host. They discuss current events in West Virginia and current political stories. Secretary Larry Pack joins the show to talk about the defining role of state treasurer as tax and revenue headlines keep popping up. Tey also discuss  other topics concerning the state GOP. Eric Garcia, congressional reporter for The Independant, comes onto the show to talk about the reputation of the West Virginia congress delegation and how they handle the press.

On the show today, Josh Boehm from Joot, and Delegate and Democratic Party Chair Mike Pushkin.

Dave Allen is out for the week so Host Dale Cooper is joined by Fred Persinger to talk about the upcoming high school football season. Brad McElhinny joins the show with news from around the state of West Virginia. Then, Robb Reel on what he experienced in Morgantown for the "Cares for Kids" radiothon for WVU Medicine Children’s.

Happy Friday (and my final show before vacation). Coming up this morning Angie Gillenwater with our “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, Danny. It’s day two of our Radiothon for WVU Children’s Hospital, plus more on the Summer Party at Bogey’s Driving Range and Kanawha County Commission President Lance Wheeler.

Dr. Casey Sacks of BridgeValley, plus it’s day one of our WVRC Media Cares for Kids Marathon benefiting WVU Children’s, and Greg Thomas is here, too.

Coming up, Millie Snyder from The Shape Shop, Steve Animal and Dave talk about tonight’s SOLD OUT “Paint the Capital City Green” event and Rob Cornelius.

Amanda Estep-Burton live from the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, plus Charleston City Councilman Chad Robinson and Brad McElhinny.

Coming up, what is the state of the family in modern America? We will discuss with Tony Hodge, plus Ric Cavender of Charleston Urban Works and your calls and texts.

Hannah Gardner is here with Shortstop, our “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, plus some exciting news from the folks at Trojan Landing Marine, Dr. Casey Sacks from BridgeValley and Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin.

This morning on The Dave Allen Show, we’re joined by Kanawha County Prosecutor Deb Rusnak for an important discussion on local legal matters. Woody Woods will also be here to talk about today’s Salango Law Backpack Attack, providing much-needed supplies to students. Additionally, we’ll delve into the Appalachian Power project and its impact on the Meeks Mountain Trails system, with insights from officials at Appalachian Power.