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.

Dave Miller discusses two big stories in the news in West Virginia: A watchdog agency finding a company tied to the West Virginia Health Department the paid more than $40 million to supply COVID tests charged insurance companies 'questionably high rates' for additional diagnostic tests (from the Charleston Gazette-Mail) and the West Virginia Legislative Oversight Committee for Education Accountablity hearing its first report on the state's new science of reading program (from the Parkersburg News & Sentinel).

Dave also gives a review of the production of the Jackson County Player's production of 'Dreaming of a Broadway Christmas' and plays a new Christmas song from West Virginia singer-songwriter Kate Boytek, a cover of Dolly Parton's 'Hard Candy Christmas'.

Tom Susman talks with Kris Warner, Republican candidate for Secretary of State in West Virginia, also the younger brother of current SOS Mac Warner, about why he's running for the office.

Tom also chats with Lora Lynn Snow of the Ariel Opera House in Gallipolis about two concerts happening over the weekend.

Tom Susman talks with Kris Warner, Republican candidate for Secretary of State in West Virginia, also the younger brother of current SOS Mac Warner, about why he's running for the office.

Tom also chats with Lora Lynn Snow of the Ariel Opera House in Gallipolis about two concerts happening over the weekend.

Dave Miller has a conversation with Marlin Wolfe, a 79-year old musician from Jackson County, WV, about his new album "Blue Streak of Lighting", the inspiration behind his songs and his life in music.

Dave also discusses the GOP Gubernatorial Debate held in Morgantown on December 7 and has a commentary on Chris Miller's view that West Virginia's greatest export is its people.

Tom Susman chats with the three participants of the December 7 GOP Gubernatorial Debate, House Judiciary Chair Moore Captio, Secretary of State Mac Warner and automobile dealer Chris Miller, about their expectations for the debate and what they want to accomplish.

Joe Stevens has his weekly conversation with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist with West Virginia State University, about picking out the right Christmas tree this season and how to properly take care of it once you get home.

Tom Susman chats with the three participants of the December 7 GOP Gubernatorial Debate, House Judiciary Chair Moore Captio, Secretary of State Mac Warner and automobile dealer Chris Miller, about their expectations for the debate and what they want to accomplish.

Joe Stevens has his weekly conversation with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist with West Virginia State University, about picking out the right Christmas tree this season and how to properly take care of it once you get home.

Dave Miller talks with Bob Hood, Executive Director of the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce, about the chamber's latest activities, how members can renew for 2024, the upcoming chamber dinner in January and this year's Gallipolis in Lights.

Dave also speaks with Jessica Cummming, President of Savannah's Closet, a non-profit organization based in Ravenswood that helps children in foster care or in need, about their upcoming holiday Bingo Fundraiser at Ravenswood High on December 9.

Tom Susman chats with Hoppy Kercheval, host of MetroNews Talkline, who will host a debate on December 7 with three of the four leading Republican candidates for governor of West Virginia.

Joe Stevens talks with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about upcoming events in Jackson County.

Tom Susman chats with Hoppy Kercheval, host of MetroNews Talkline, who will host a debate on December 7 with three of the four leading Republican candidates for governor of West Virginia.

Joe Stevens talks with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about upcoming events in Jackson County.