WDBJ7 News Anchor and Assignment Manager joined the program for "Week in Review": Halifax County mother & boyfriend accused of killing 5-year-old boy, a non-profit joins a Lynchburg family's lawsuit related to a disabled woman's care, Virginia Tech has too many incoming students, a D-Day coverage on WDBJ7/WZBJ24 next week

Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates Kirk Cox joined the program to talk about every public college in Virginia doing a tuition freeze as well as Governor Northam's actions in office following the yearbook photo incident. He also discusses Delegate Scott Garrett's vacant house seat and the candidates

This week's "Rising Star" is presented by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Natalie Torres is a junior at Heritage High School who just returned from Phoenix, AZ as 1 of 2 students representing Central Virginia in the International Science Fair. Natalie talks about bio-plastics and her project focused on incorporating bamboo fibers into plastic bags to not only make them biodegradable but to make them stronger as well. She shares why she decided to start this project and all of the equipment used to successfully complete it

In this week's "Military Moment" former combat marine Toby Williamson joined the program to talk about mental health awareness for veterans. He shares the story of his transition back to civilian life and the mental health struggles that came along with it. He also talks about Odyssey Fest coming up on June 8th at Fifth and Federal Station, a benefit concert for community awareness to save veterans and first responders from suicide

Lynchburg City Councilman Beau Wright joined the program to give his take on the 2020 fiscal year budget highlights: surplus funds, school funding, Florida Avenue sidewalk, and a Blackwater Creek Trail update

Legal Analyst Rich Kelsey joined the program to share his thoughts on Special Counsel Robert Mueller's statement regarding President Trump and obstruction of justice as well as what the law actually is on the indictment of a president

Myra Trent with Patrick Henry's Red Hill joined the program to talk about the Red Hill Naturalization Ceremony taking place this morning (May 29)

Lynchburg City Council passed the 2020 fiscal year budget last night (May 28) and Councilman Jeff Helgeson gives his thoughts on school funding, where excess funds should go, capital improvements, and the Florida Avenue sidewalk

Washington Post Blogger Norman Leahy joined the program to discuss the fallout from the report that followed an investigation into Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's medical school yearbook photo. He also talks about upcoming elections, the state of the Democratic party, and whether or not Terry McAuliffe will run for Virginia Governor again

Karl Miller with the Karl Miller Team made 3 predictions in January about the housing market in 2019: more homes being sold at higher prices, challenges for buyers to find a home, and mortgage rates rising above 5%. Listen in to hear which 2 of Karl's 3 predictions have been correct so far in 2019!