The discussion hits on a variety of hot button issues within sports this week. First, WVU and MU played last weekends to very different results. Was the WVU win that notable? Was the MU loss a sign of things to come? Then, the officiating controversy in Michigan. Game clocks... officials clocks... Multiple clocks?! The discussion also turns to the NFL and luxury taxes, with a look into the role of the Player's Association in that sort of thing. Are the players invested in their fanbases anymore, or is it all about the bottom line? Let's Talk! With Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, Hollis Lewis, and Producer Matt Murphy.

Aaron Wood on Ribfest opening today, Morgan Morrison on PicklePalooza this Saturday, and Jim Winter on Winfield Car Cruise-In kicking off Putnam County Homecoming Friday night.

Host Dale Cooper and Harvey or Tom from the Peyton Law Firm discuss legal issues from listeners and matters affecting local politics.

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The Peyton Law Firm was founded more than 30 years ago by Harvey Peyton, who was joined by his son, Tom Peyton. For more than 50 years, the Peyton team has successfully represented clients in courtrooms throughout WV and southeastern Ohio. The firm is known for its active community involvement and straightforward advice.

Larry Dawson of Larry Dawson Auto Sales joins Dale Cooper for the weekly car segment, opening with a preview of the All Horse Parade in Buffalo, Putnam County, a hospice fundraiser featuring the Midnight Storm Gospel Bluegrass Band, an Amish food truck, and a live auction on September 19th. Dawson takes a call from listener Fred, who shares a firsthand account of Larry's house-call buying service after helping a friend sell a vehicle he could no longer drive. The conversation turns to the broader philosophy behind Dawson's approach — coming to the seller's home, the way his father made TV repair house calls decades ago — and why sellers with above-average, well-maintained vehicles are routinely shortchanged by AI-driven platforms like Carvana that evaluate every car as average. Dawson also offers practical advice on what to have ready before calling — VIN number, mileage, and a few photos — and explains why local professionals consistently outperform distant, algorithm-driven buyers.

Patty Ashworth on the Putnam County Homecoming this weekend, and Joe Stevens on this weekend's Nitro Boomtown Days.

Ric Cavender of Charleston Urban Works on OktoberWest, Tom Susman on politics, and Goodwin Chief of Staff Matt Sutton.

On Retire Right Radio, Host Dale Cooper and John Burdette from www.FourthAvenueFinancial.com discuss financial planning for different eras of your life and general strategies. Hear the encore presentation Monday at 1:00pm on our sister station, Charleston Business Radio 95.3 | 680 WKAZ 

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Lisa Otey takes the reigns on this week's episode, asking Carl and Hollis a variety of questions regarding the upcoming college football seasons for WVU and Marshall, coaching/player philosophies, broadcasting, and more! Let's Talk! With Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, and Hollis Lewis!

Joe Stevens of the City of Nitro on their joint Labor Day celebration with St. Albans on Sunday night, and Kanawha County Commissioner Austin Gessel.

Host Dale Cooper and Harvey or Tom from the Peyton Law Firm discuss legal issues from listeners and matters affecting local politics.

More info: www.PeytonLawFirm.com

(304) 755-5556
2801 1st Ave, Nitro, WV 25143


The Peyton Law Firm was founded more than 30 years ago by Harvey Peyton, who was joined by his son, Tom Peyton. For more than 50 years, the Peyton team has successfully represented clients in courtrooms throughout WV and southeastern Ohio. The firm is known for its active community involvement and straightforward advice.