Attorney General JB McCuskey and State Senate Candidate in District 17 Wesley Holden.

Taylor Gue from the Clay Center, Amelia Knisley from WV Watch, and meteorologist Bryan Hughes on the weather.

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 

Phone: (304) 746-7977
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Angie Gillenwater from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, Coach Kidd as co-host, and people from the Southern WV Toy Ride.

580 WCHS brings you full, street-level coverage of the 2025 Charleston Christmas Parade, presented by Charleston Riverfront Watersports, as Chris Lawrence, Lisa Otey, and Steve Bishop guide listeners through one of the city’s most beloved holiday traditions. From the Charleston Police Department’s motorcycle escort to marching bands, dance troupes, first responders, local businesses, civic groups, and a record number of Grinches, the team captures every moment with warmth, humor, and community pride. Along the route they interview Chief Scott Dempsey, parade performers, city officials, and Mayor Amy Goodwin, who surprises the crowd by dancing the full parade with Capitol High’s troupe. The night ends with Santa’s arrival and a joyful sign-off from the WCHS crew—another classic holiday night in the Capital City.

On this episode of Let’s Talk, Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, and Hollis Lewis sit down with Coach Mark Snyder — former Marshall head coach, longtime Jim Tressel assistant, defensive coordinator at Ohio State, and UFL veteran — for one of the most insightful football conversations the show has hosted. Snyder breaks down how NIL and the transfer portal have transformed coaching into an NFL-style grind, why athlete development is slipping, and why multi-sport kids still make the best players. He shares rare behind-the-scenes stories about We Are Marshall, including working with Matthew McConaughey, his personal ties to Red Dawson, and memories of the program’s rebuild. The group dives into playoff controversies, SEC bias, high-school NIL, locker-room chemistry, recruiting red flags, and the future of bowl games — a wide-ranging, thoughtful conversation about where college football is headed and what still makes it special.

Jeff Martin from the Alban Theater in St. Albans, State Treasurer Larry Pack, and people from WV Symphony.

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.

On this edition of Ask the Expert, Larry Dawson joins Dale Cooper for a candid and far-ranging conversation about the modern car market — and the growing risks everyday consumers face when they hand over their personal information to national chains and online platforms. Larry warns about massive data breaches, shares examples of clients burned by automated systems, and explains why he keeps every transaction one-on-one, on paper, and locked away rather than in a cloud database. The two dig into December dealer incentives, Carvana’s true costs, Facebook Marketplace “jail,” rental-car data leaks, AI-driven customer service, and why older buyers increasingly prefer dealing with a trusted local professional. A thoughtful, relatable, and often funny hour about technology, trust, and the car business.

Sierra Marling from the Clay Center, Dr. Casey Sacks of BridgeValley, and Dr. Paula Potter Kanawha County Schools Superintendent on school decisions due to weather.