Mike Mayo joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about "Disclosure Day" and "Project Hail Mary".

Recently retired WSET Anchor, Noreen Turyn, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about her career before WSET, how she got to Lynchburg, some of the biggest stories that she reported on, her final day on air, what's next for her, and much more.

Director of the Lynchburg Museum System, Ted Delaney, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about what Lynchburg was like 250 years ago, being a ferry town, Charles Lynch Jr., Quakers, Monacan Indians, and more.

Liberty University Professor of Government, Aaron Van Allen, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about a Senate deal on a new funding package, Far Left Democrat performances in Primaries, Wisconsin Governor's Race, latest fundraising numbers, Tom Perriello outraising John McGuire in 5th District Race, and more.

Karl Miller from Karl Miller Realty joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about Lynchburg being ranked #8 in a national list of top housing markets, Lynchburg affordability, demand in the local market, other cities on the list, and more.

Newly Announced President of the University of Lynchburg, Sally Selden, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about coming back to the University, challenges facing the school, her vision for the future, the university's funds, international student recruitment, and more.

Dr. Ben Ferry from Collaborative Health Sports Medicine joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about peptides, why he thinks they can be game changers in sports medicine, more studies being needed, and more.

5th District Congressman, John McGuire, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about a scandal going on in Albemarle County Public Schools, should parents have been notified immediately, does the Trump Administration have to continue to attack Iran, and more.

State Senator Mark Peake joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about data centers and solar power, property rights and zoning, should the Dillon Rule be changed, and more.

Captain of Criminal Investigations for the Campbell County Sherriff's Office, Stuart Herndon, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about the increase in copper thefts in the county, who's committing these thefts, the latest theft at a Verizon construction site last week, what can people do to prevent these thefts from happening, Flock Cameras, and more.