Tom Susman talks with Dave Hannam of New Era Broadband about changes in broadband service and how much service you need if you stream versus if you have cable.

Joe Stevens has his weekley chat with West Virginia State University Agriculture Specialist John David Johnson about what to plant now for your garden for next year.

WMOV sits down with US Senator Shelly Moore Capito republican of West Virginia to discuss border security, Israel, Ukraine and anti-semitisim at certain Ivy League Colleges such as Harvard and MIT. We also discuss what the federal government might do to protect students who are being harrased.

Dave Miller talks with WMOV Owner/Operator Tom Susman about an extended interview he did with Senator Shelley Moore Capito that will air on a special edition of After Talkline on December 14.

Dave also discussed the news of WV Revenue Secretary Dave Hardy being appointed to the open 13th Circuit Court judge seat vacated by the death of Joanna Tabit and how the state of West Virginia plans to fill the $114 million Medicaid spending gap.

Tom Susman chats with the West Virginia Division of Natural Resource's Steve Rau about preliminary numbers that have been released on the recent gun buck season held in the Mountain State.

Joe Stevens catches up with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about upcoming events in the city.

Tom Susman chats with the West Virginia Division of Natural Resource's Steve Rau about preliminary numbers that have been released on the recent gun buck season held in the Mountain State.

Joe Stevens catches up with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about upcoming events in the city.

Dave Miller chats with Sara McDowell, Executive Director of the Ripley Convention & Visitors Bureau, about recent events that have happened in Ripley, the upcoming 10th anniversary for the CVB and a special six-week free social media and digital marketing training the bureau is offering.

We also re-visit an interview by Michael Susman with West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey that aired on the December 12 edition of Full Court Press, regarding the lawsuit against the NCAA that West Virginia and six other states have filed. Also, the suit seeks the NCAA to clear WVU basketball player Raquann Battle as eligible to play.

Tom Susman chats with Kaitlyn Halley with the Gallia Convention and Visitor's Bureau about the upcoming Heritage Light Tour in downtown Gallipolis on December 14.

Tom also has a discussion with Dr. David Clayman, a Charleston psychologist, about holiday stress and what folks can do to deal with it.

Tom Susman chats with Kaitlyn Halley with the Gallia Convention and Visitor's Bureau about the upcoming Heritage Light Tour in downtown Gallipolis on December 14.

Tom also has a discussion with Dr. David Clayman, a Charleston psychologist, about holiday stress and what folks can do to deal with it.

Dave Miller talks with Morgan Burt, a volunteer with the Meigs County Canine Rescue and Adoption Center, about their upcoming fundraiser, 'Dashing Through the Snow', on December 15.

Dave also discussed some big news news from the School Building Authority awarding a record amount of money on December 11 for 19 West Virginia Counties, including Jackson and Mason Counties, for upgrades to schools. He also shares a story from West Virginia Watch on lawmakers having grave concerns as the state DHHR gets closer to its break up on January 1.

Tom Susman chats with West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner, a candidate for governor, for an explanation on comments Warner made during last week's GOP Gubernatorial Debate about the 2020 presidential election being stolen by the CIA and by Facebook.

Tom also checks in with Superintendent of Jackson County Schools Will Hosaflook on the news that JCS has been awarded over $13.5 million to renovate Ripley Middle School.