Tom Susman has an extended interview with Tammy Owen, an attorney with Goodwin and Goodwin, about a required report owners of small businesses and LLCs must file before the end of the year. The government said it's necessary for transparency purposes, while critics says it's unnecessary bureaucracy. Owen also explains that there are some hefty fines that could be imposed if business owners do not comply.

Tom Susman speaks with Tammy Owen, an attorney with local law firm Goodwin and Goodwin, about required small business ownership reports that are due by the end of the year.

Tom also has a conversation with Tim Brady of the Charleston Convention and Visitors Bureau about what to do in the Capitol City this holiday season.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a story on the West Virginia First Foundation announcing a program to curtail the effects of drug addiction and reduce the number of runs made by emergency personnel for overdoses.

Dave then talks with Heath Bloxton about Tuesday's season opener for the Ravenswood boys basketball team against Buffalo.

Tom Susman talks with Ogden Newspapers political reporter Steven Allen Adams about the selection by State Senate Republicans of Randy Smith as the next Senate President.

Tom also has a conversation with Fred Persinger of Metro News about the upcoming West Virginia High School Football State Championship Games.

Dave Miller is joined by WMOV Owner/Operator Tom Susman to discuss the passing of former West Virginia State Supreme Court Justice and Attorney General Darrell McGraw, and the selection of Randy Smith as the Republican's choice for President of the West Virginia State Senate,

Dave then discusses a story from Mountain State Spotlight about Emergency Management officials in Pendleton and Pocahontas Counties, West Virginia, are seeking a relaxation in limits placed on radio transmitions in the National Radio Quiet Zone.

And Dave discusses a press release from the office of Senator Joe Manchin (I-WV) announcing that he and Senator Peter Welch of Vermont are looking to introduce a joint resolution to pave the way for an amdenment limiting the terms of US Supreme Court Justices.

Dave Miller chats with Ripley Mayor Carolyn Rader about the passing of former mayor Ollie Mae Harvey and her impact on the city, and about the Christmas Parade and other holiday events happening Friday and Saturday.

Dave also discusses a report from TSG Consulting, our parent company, about the meeting held Thursday by the West Virginia Public Employees Insurance Agency's Finance Board approving increases in premiums for the next fiscal year.

Tom Susman speaks with Nolan Pierce, a teacher at Wahama High School, about the Social Studies Fair the school held on Friday, for which Tom was a judge.

He also talks with Brenda Mobley, Executive Director of the Ripley CVB about the city's Christmas Parade and Jingle Mingle Holiday Market coming up on Saturday.

Tom Susman talks with Russell Hinchey, one of the finalist for Maestro for a Moment at Saturday night's Ohio Valley Symphony Christmas Concert.

Joe Stevens catches up with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, they discuss how cold weather can impact farming operations.

Dave Miller talks with Suzette Lowe of the Cedar Lakes Foundation about the organization's annual Celebration event coming up this Monday evening.

Tom Susman has the final Bankers Life Medicare Conversation with Andy Richardson and Dennis Harmison of Bankers Life before the Medicare Open Enrollment Period ends this Saturday.

Tom Susman chats with Arun Sharma, who is raising funds to be Maestro for a Moment at the Ohio Valley Symphony's Christmas Concert this Saturday night.

Joe Stevens catches up with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley. They discuss the upcoming holiday festivities in the city this weekend.