Movie critic Mike Mayo joined the program to discuss whether or not political correctness will kill off classic movies. Mike also gives his take on movies coming out on DVD and pay-per-view: "How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World", "Isn't It Romantic?", and "The Upside"

In this week's "Health Check" Dr. Mark Kleiner with Central Virginia Family Physicians joined the program for Mental Health Month. He shares definitions of common disorders such as depression and anxiety and talks about when to seek treatment if you or a loved one are experiencing a mental health problem

Executive Director for Virginia NORML​ Jenn Michelle Pedini joined the program to talk about where we are with legalization/decriminalization of marijuana in Virginia. She discusses progress made in medial cannabis as well as the legality of CBD products

Chairwoman of the Lynchburg City School Board Susan Morrison joined the program to discuss the consolidation/redistricting conversation that is on the table as well as declining enrollment in city schools

Bedford County Sheriff's Captain Mike Miller is running for the Republican slot for Sheriff. He joined the program to talk about his 34 years of experience and why he is running for the position. He discussed expanding the office with a 5-year plan, interacting with the community, education, and alcohol-related crimes

This week's "Rising Star" is presented by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Ethan Jackson is a Staunton River High School graduate who is signing to Northern Oklahoma College on a scholarship to judge livestock. He is active in the Bedford 4-H Livestock Club and the Smith Mountain FFA. This summer he will be representing the U.S. in a livestock judging competition held in Scotland & Ireland. He shares his passion for livestock and how to gain confidence going into competitions

There are 77 days left until Opening Ceremonies for the State Games of America and Charity Waldron with Virginia Amateur Sports joins the program to preview the ceremony and to discuss handling tourism and accommodations for such a big crowd

With the 2020 fiscal year ahead, Supervisor Bob Good with Campbell County Board of Supervisors joined the program to talk about the budget as well as to share his desire to equalize the tax rate and the implementation of the meals tax

Captain Nick Leger with the Lynchburg Police Department joined the program to talk about the importance of honoring fallen officers as part of National Police Week 2019. He also talks about intoxication and crime as well as making arrests vs. providing assistance to those in need

Lynchburg City Council held a meeting last night (May 14) to hear rules on short term rentals and decided to hold the vote until a work session can be completed. Mayor Treney Tweedy joined the program to talk about why they are delaying the vote as well as other topics such as the Florida Ave sidewalk