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The Morning Jam on VTRN episodes:

January 21, 2020 Mike Mayo on box office, Star Wars, SAG Awards, "1917", streaming recommendations
Movie critic Mike Mayo talked movies: weekend box office, is Star Wars on the decline?, the SAG Awards, does "1917" really deserve Best Picture awards?, what's out on DVD and pay-per-view today, and his streaming recommendations for this week
...more
18min
January 21, 2020 Dr. Bradley Haupricht & Dr. Kimberly Vu on Concussion Awareness
Dr. Bradley Haupricht with Central Virginia Family Physicians and Dr. Kimberly Vu with Rehab Associates of Central Virginia are going to be speaking at a Concussion Awareness Panel on Monday, January 27th at the Miller Community Center. They talk about what concussions are, what can cause them, how to diagnose them, and how important physical therapy can be for patients as they try to get back to normal life
...more
14min
January 21, 2020 Dr. Bradley Haupricht & Dr. Kimberly Vu on Concussion Awareness
Dr. Bradley Haupricht with Central Virginia Family Physicians and Dr. Kimberly Vu with Rehab Associates of Central Virginia are going to be speaking at a Concussion Awareness Panel on Monday, January 27th at the Miller Community Center. They talk about what concussions are, what can cause them, how to diagnose them, and how important physical therapy can be for patients as they try to get back to normal life
...more
14min
January 21, 2020 Dr. Bradley Haupricht & Dr. Kimberly Vu on Concussion Awareness
Dr. Bradley Haupricht with Central Virginia Family Physicians and Dr. Kimberly Vu with Rehab Associates of Central Virginia are going to be speaking at a Concussion Awareness Panel on Monday, January 27th at the Miller Community Center. They talk about what concussions are, what can cause them, how to diagnose them, and how important physical therapy can be for patients as they try to get back to normal life
...more
14min
January 21, 2020 1st Half Hour - Jim Krasula on Richmond gun rally; News: Wuhan virus, impeachment
ICYMI: CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula was live at the Richmond gun rally yesterday. He joined the program this morning to recap the peaceful event
-Making headlines today: a virus that is spread by humans (Wuhan) has infected hundreds in China, impeachment trial rules to be set, and a cop was struck by a hearse in Danville
-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with Central Virginia Family Physicians and Dr. Kimberly Vu with Rehab Associates of Central Virginia are going to be speaking at a Concussion Awareness Panel on Monday, January 27th at the Miller Community Center. They talk about what concussions are, what can cause them, how to diagnose them, and how important physical therapy can be for patients as they try to get back to normal life
-Clearview AI: a facial recognition app that pushes the boundaries on privacy
-Movie critic Mike Mayo talked movies: weekend box office, is Star Wars on the decline?, the SAG Awards, does "1917" really deserve Best Picture awards?, what's out on DVD and pay-per-view today, and his streaming recommendations for this week
-Reverend Ron Davidson with the Lighthouse Community Center talked about the mission of the center, housing for veterans, and helping to rehabilitate troubled homeless. He shared the need for warm winter clothes/coats to give to those less fortunate and how important religion and faith can be in helping someone get through a rough time
-Headline of the Day: man rescued from a tree on Beaver River after overturning his kayak (yes, in January)
...more
18min
January 21, 2020 1st Half Hour - Jim Krasula on Richmond gun rally; News: Wuhan virus, impeachment
ICYMI: CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula was live at the Richmond gun rally yesterday. He joined the program this morning to recap the peaceful event
-Making headlines today: a virus that is spread by humans (Wuhan) has infected hundreds in China, impeachment trial rules to be set, and a cop was struck by a hearse in Danville
-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with Central Virginia Family Physicians and Dr. Kimberly Vu with Rehab Associates of Central Virginia are going to be speaking at a Concussion Awareness Panel on Monday, January 27th at the Miller Community Center. They talk about what concussions are, what can cause them, how to diagnose them, and how important physical therapy can be for patients as they try to get back to normal life
-Clearview AI: a facial recognition app that pushes the boundaries on privacy
-Movie critic Mike Mayo talked movies: weekend box office, is Star Wars on the decline?, the SAG Awards, does "1917" really deserve Best Picture awards?, what's out on DVD and pay-per-view today, and his streaming recommendations for this week
-Reverend Ron Davidson with the Lighthouse Community Center talked about the mission of the center, housing for veterans, and helping to rehabilitate troubled homeless. He shared the need for warm winter clothes/coats to give to those less fortunate and how important religion and faith can be in helping someone get through a rough time
-Headline of the Day: man rescued from a tree on Beaver River after overturning his kayak (yes, in January)
...more
18min
January 21, 2020 1st Half Hour - Jim Krasula on Richmond gun rally; News: Wuhan virus, impeachment
ICYMI: CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula was live at the Richmond gun rally yesterday. He joined the program this morning to recap the peaceful event
-Making headlines today: a virus that is spread by humans (Wuhan) has infected hundreds in China, impeachment trial rules to be set, and a cop was struck by a hearse in Danville
-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with Central Virginia Family Physicians and Dr. Kimberly Vu with Rehab Associates of Central Virginia are going to be speaking at a Concussion Awareness Panel on Monday, January 27th at the Miller Community Center. They talk about what concussions are, what can cause them, how to diagnose them, and how important physical therapy can be for patients as they try to get back to normal life
-Clearview AI: a facial recognition app that pushes the boundaries on privacy
-Movie critic Mike Mayo talked movies: weekend box office, is Star Wars on the decline?, the SAG Awards, does "1917" really deserve Best Picture awards?, what's out on DVD and pay-per-view today, and his streaming recommendations for this week
-Reverend Ron Davidson with the Lighthouse Community Center talked about the mission of the center, housing for veterans, and helping to rehabilitate troubled homeless. He shared the need for warm winter clothes/coats to give to those less fortunate and how important religion and faith can be in helping someone get through a rough time
-Headline of the Day: man rescued from a tree on Beaver River after overturning his kayak (yes, in January)
...more
18min
January 21, 2020 2nd Half Hour - Dr. Haupricht & Dr. Vu on Concussion Awareness; Clearview AI ruining privacy?
ICYMI: CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula was live at the Richmond gun rally yesterday. He joined the program this morning to recap the peaceful event
-Making headlines today: a virus that is spread by humans (Wuhan) has infected hundreds in China, impeachment trial rules to be set, and a cop was struck by a hearse in Danville
-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with Central Virginia Family Physicians and Dr. Kimberly Vu with Rehab Associates of Central Virginia are going to be speaking at a Concussion Awareness Panel on Monday, January 27th at the Miller Community Center. They talk about what concussions are, what can cause them, how to diagnose them, and how important physical therapy can be for patients as they try to get back to normal life
-Clearview AI: a facial recognition app that pushes the boundaries on privacy
-Movie critic Mike Mayo talked movies: weekend box office, is Star Wars on the decline?, the SAG Awards, does "1917" really deserve Best Picture awards?, what's out on DVD and pay-per-view today, and his streaming recommendations for this week
-Reverend Ron Davidson with the Lighthouse Community Center talked about the mission of the center, housing for veterans, and helping to rehabilitate troubled homeless. He shared the need for warm winter clothes/coats to give to those less fortunate and how important religion and faith can be in helping someone get through a rough time
-Headline of the Day: man rescued from a tree on Beaver River after overturning his kayak (yes, in January)
...more
18min
January 21, 2020 3rd Half Hour - Mike Mayo on box office, Star Wars, SAG Awards, "1917", streaming recommendations
ICYMI: CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula was live at the Richmond gun rally yesterday. He joined the program this morning to recap the peaceful event
-Making headlines today: a virus that is spread by humans (Wuhan) has infected hundreds in China, impeachment trial rules to be set, and a cop was struck by a hearse in Danville
-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with Central Virginia Family Physicians and Dr. Kimberly Vu with Rehab Associates of Central Virginia are going to be speaking at a Concussion Awareness Panel on Monday, January 27th at the Miller Community Center. They talk about what concussions are, what can cause them, how to diagnose them, and how important physical therapy can be for patients as they try to get back to normal life
-Clearview AI: a facial recognition app that pushes the boundaries on privacy
-Movie critic Mike Mayo talked movies: weekend box office, is Star Wars on the decline?, the SAG Awards, does "1917" really deserve Best Picture awards?, what's out on DVD and pay-per-view today, and his streaming recommendations for this week
-Reverend Ron Davidson with the Lighthouse Community Center talked about the mission of the center, housing for veterans, and helping to rehabilitate troubled homeless. He shared the need for warm winter clothes/coats to give to those less fortunate and how important religion and faith can be in helping someone get through a rough time
-Headline of the Day: man rescued from a tree on Beaver River after overturning his kayak (yes, in January)
...more
18min
January 21, 2020 4th Half Hour - Rev. Ron Davidson on helping homeless; a man rescued from a tree
ICYMI: CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula was live at the Richmond gun rally yesterday. He joined the program this morning to recap the peaceful event
-Making headlines today: a virus that is spread by humans (Wuhan) has infected hundreds in China, impeachment trial rules to be set, and a cop was struck by a hearse in Danville
-Dr. Bradley Haupricht with Central Virginia Family Physicians and Dr. Kimberly Vu with Rehab Associates of Central Virginia are going to be speaking at a Concussion Awareness Panel on Monday, January 27th at the Miller Community Center. They talk about what concussions are, what can cause them, how to diagnose them, and how important physical therapy can be for patients as they try to get back to normal life
-Clearview AI: a facial recognition app that pushes the boundaries on privacy
-Movie critic Mike Mayo talked movies: weekend box office, is Star Wars on the decline?, the SAG Awards, does "1917" really deserve Best Picture awards?, what's out on DVD and pay-per-view today, and his streaming recommendations for this week
-Reverend Ron Davidson with the Lighthouse Community Center talked about the mission of the center, housing for veterans, and helping to rehabilitate troubled homeless. He shared the need for warm winter clothes/coats to give to those less fortunate and how important religion and faith can be in helping someone get through a rough time
-Headline of the Day: man rescued from a tree on Beaver River after overturning his kayak (yes, in January)
...more
17min

FAQs about The Morning Jam on VTRN:

How many episodes does The Morning Jam on VTRN have?

The podcast currently has 10,867 episodes available.