CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula joined the program live from Richmond to discuss the scandals that Virginia leaders Ralph Northam, Justin Fairfax, and Mark Herring are facing & how that's affecting the climate in Richmond

Julie Pierce with the Love My Home: Greater Lynchburg Home & Garden Show coming to the former Macy's space February 15-17 accompanied by Senior VP of major sponsor First Bank & Trust, Carey Wrenn, joined the program to talk about what to expect at the upcoming event as well as First Bank & Trust's customer focus

Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia Jack Wilson joined the program to give his thoughts on RPV calling for the resignation of Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam following the racist yearbook photo that surfaced as well as the sexual assault allegations against Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax

CBS News Correspondent Steven Portnoy joined the program to talk about President Donald Trump's State of the Union Address: Trump's remarks about the wall & the American approval rating

Kelsey Laubach with Lynchburg Parks & Recreation joined the program to talk about the upcoming educational workshop Sibshops: Facilitator & Educational Training. The workshop focuses on issues faced by brothers and sisters and how to be more "sibling-friendly" as an agency. The workshop takes place March 6th and 7th at the Miller Center

Movie critic Mike Mayo joined the program to talk about Oscars as well as the DVD and pay-per-view release of "The Grinch (2018)" and "Widows". He also talks about the new Liam Neeson movie "Cold Pursuit"

In this week's "Health Check" Dr. Jeff Widmeyer joined the program along with Lynchburg Ideal Protein All-Star Eddie to share his weight loss success story. He shares how having his wife join the program with him helped him through his journey as well as how much his health has improved as he continues through phase 4

General Manager of Terry VW Subaru Mark Dalton joined the program to talk about the Subaru Ascent, autonomous features on vehicles such as EyeSight, and customers having more knowledge when they step onto the lot

Delegate Scott Garrett joined the program to discuss recent events surrounding Governor Ralph Northam: a yearbook photo that surfaced is labeled racist, late term abortion comments, and thoughts on possible resignation and impeachment

This week's "Rising Star" is presented by Gentry Locke Attorneys. Elizabeth Killmon is an almost 18-year-old home-schooled senior whose symphony, "A New Chapter" will make its world premiere at Lynchburg Symphony Youth Orchestra's Spring Concert on March 16th at Heritage United Methodist Church. She talks about how moving from her home and looking to the future inspired the composition and her hopes to go to Liberty University to study film scoring