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Ed and Rich hate Mothers day, they Cover the Commonwealth, and they weigh in on the NBA Finals.

Ed and Rich hate Mothers day, they Cover the Commonwealth, and they weigh in on the NBA Finals.

Ed and Rich hate Mothers day, they Cover the Commonwealth, and they weigh in on the NBA Finals.

Mari and Brian talk to Sweet Briar College's President Meredith Woo, about the college's big plans for the future, their rising admissions, and their controversial speaker for the graduating 2018 class.

Kayla Fuqua, the Director of the Fund Development and Marketing for the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lynchburg stops by to announce the opening of a new gym and their co-ed basketball league.

Mari and Brian talk to the Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia, John Whitbeck, on the curious case of the 6th district convention nomination.

Captain Nick Leger of the Lynchburg City Police drops by and talks to Mari and Brian on the changing technology and how it changes policing, the ENOUGH initiative, and the challenges and benefits of building roots in all communities.

Mari talks with Marianne Virnelson, the Admission's councilor for Randolph College, and a graduate of the LEAP (Local Educational Access Program)Evan Templeton. They talk about the LEAP program's affordability, accessibility, and convenience.

ICYMI: Pattie interviews Old City Cemetery's new executive direct, Denise McDonald, Geoff Kershner talks about the restoration of the Academy of Fine Arts Theatre in Downtown Lynchburg, and Dr. Jason Givan of Ridgeview Dermatology discusses Skin Cancer Awareness Month.

ICYMI: Pattie interviews Old City Cemetery's new executive direct, Denise McDonald, Geoff Kershner talks about the restoration of the Academy of Fine Arts Theatre in Downtown Lynchburg, and Dr. Jason Givan of Ridgeview Dermatology discusses Skin Cancer Awareness Month.