In this week's Military & First Responder Moment, Eugene Wingfield with the Lynchburg Police Foundation joined the program to preview National Police week which kicks off Monday (May 13) and honors those who have fallen in the line of duty

State Farm agents Kim Gardner and Chip Harvey joined the program to announce that they are celebrating Chip's 50 years of service with State Farm. They also talk about the different types of life insurance and who it is for

Elizabeth Russell started the Stop SeaQuest in Lynchburg, VA petition to try to bring awareness to the subject of animal welfare in the aquarium that is set to come to River Ridge Mall by the end of summer. She shares her concerns over allegations of abused and exploited animals at other SeaQuest locations.

Lynchburg City Councilman Jeff Helgeson joined the program to share his disappointment over city council voting to appropriate $9.9M for the Florida Ave sidewalk. He gives the reasons he believes this plan should not have been approved and what the alternatives should be

CEO of Horizon Behavioral Health Damien Cabezas joined the program to talk about Mental Health Awareness in the month of May. He talks about recognizing the symptoms of a mental health problem and what you can do for someone you suspect may be troubled with mental illness

Movie critic Mike Mayo joined the program to talk about MCU's "Avengers: Endgame" still ruling the box office marching its way to #1 overall grossing film. He also gives his thoughts on Charlize Theron not wanting to play Wonder Woman's mother and movies coming out on DVD and pay-per-view "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part" & "What Men Want"

Dr. Jeff Widmeyer with the Widmeyer Vein Center joined the program to share the story of becoming an American Board of Obesity Medicine diplomate. He also talks about why we turn to food for comfort and have the tendency to overindulge

Director of the Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership and Virginia Tech UAS Test Site, Mark Blanks, joined the program to talk about drone deliveries coming to the Blacksburg/Christiansburg area over the next coming months. He discusses what can be delivered, what areas might be covered, and the different rules and restrictions on the drones for flight

The Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra is hosting the grand finale of their "Going Home" concert season along with Jefferson Choral Society tonight (May 3) at 7 PM at the Academy Center of the Arts. Guest Conductor Aaron Garber joined the program to preview the event which will include musical themes by John Williams and Dvorak's New World Symphony. For more information on this event visit www.LynchburgSymphony.org

WDBJ7 Anchor and Assignment Manager Tim Saunders joined the program for "Week in Review": the death of a 65-year-old woman after Norfolk Southern train crash in Appomattox, demolition set to start for Lynchburg Police headquarters, Nelson County schools facing $1.6M deficit, Amherst Schools' alternative suspension program giving positive results