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Rich and Ed talk to Roanoke.com's Aaron McFarling, the talk NBA playoffs with Roland Lazenby, and Tom Brady looks like a serial killer.

Rich and Ed talk to Roanoke.com's Aaron McFarling, the talk NBA playoffs with Roland Lazenby, and Tom Brady looks like a serial killer.

Rich and Ed talk to Roanoke.com's Aaron McFarling, the talk NBA playoffs with Roland Lazenby, and Tom Brady looks like a serial killer.

Gaynelle Hart and Charlotte Lester with the City of Lynchburg joined the program to talk about the "Love Where You Live" city wide cleanup happening this Saturday, April 21st. If you want to help get the city cleaned up, stop by the Public Works Complex on Saturday for your assignment. For more information go to http://www.lynchburgva.gov/event/love-where-you-live-city-wide-cleanup

State Farm Agents Chip Harvey and Kim Gardner joined the program to talk about their storm experiences from this weekend's tornado as well as the experience of those they insure. They talk about what insurance covers if you are out of a home plus what tornado insurance covers as far as wind damage is concerned

Lynchburg resident Cassie Petersen shares the story of how she and her husband survived the EF2 tornado that hit Lynchburg while they were in their vehicle on Link Road

E.C. Glass High School Senior Ameliah Knopp and around 30 other teenagers had an unexpected day off from school on Monday where they decided to head out into Lynchburg to assist with cleanup in neighborhoods and provide food and snacks for volunteers following the EF2 tornado. She talks about what they have planned for today as well.

New President of Gleaning for the World, Jeane Smiley-Mason, joins the program to discuss how they are providing relief to those affected by the EF2 tornado that hit Lynchburg and Amherst

State Farm Agent Kim Gardner talked about heading to Elon after properties she insures were damaged in the recent tornado. She speaks about the volunteers she saw providing relief and what the process is like when your home is destroyed in a weather event