The Executive Director of the Charlottesville Albemarle SPCA discussed the importance of the environment pets are placed in, how to help children avoid a fear of dogs and much more.

Sam Simpson, a Senior at Virginia Tech, and Brenna Shifflett, a master's candidate at James Madison University, discussed their internships with Albemarle County Government and what they learned about civil service, public engagement and more.

WINA Economic Analyst, and Professor Sally Hudson discussed a proposed one percent sales tax referendum, housing economic policy, the federal reserve and much more.

Charlottesville's Commonwealth's Attorney discussed the arrest of a suspect charged with the attempted homicide of two police officers, the process of an investigation into officer involved shootings, their potential involvement in the issues around the homeless encampment and more.

WINA's Chief Education Consultant and CEO of Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring discussed the issues of banning zeros in grading, non-requirement of homework, a lack of deadlines and grade inflation in grading policies in education both locally and nationally.

Former UVA Women's Lacrosse Coach and current Executive Director of the One Love Foundation Julie Myers discussed the impact and mission of the nonprofit, how they have reached nearly 4 million people and an upcoming event in Charlottesville to support their work.

WINA's Chief Economic Analyst and Professor of Economics at UVA discussed next week's Federal Reserve meeting where the Fed faces a big decision on interest rates, gas prices, increasing taxation, tariffs on Canadian goods, the sales tax referendum and more.

The 5th District Congressional Candidate discussed health care, the war in Iran and the strategy for winning the southern portion of the 5th District and more.

The Chair of UVA Orthopedics discusses the return to play timetable for high profile athletes, given Kam Robinson's attempt to return to UVA Football by the beginning of the season following an ACL injury.  He also discussed the coach, doctor, agent dynamic in college sports around injuries, the SEC's threat to leave the NCAA and more.

Charlottesville's Vice Mayor addressed the vote on the proposed sales tax increase referendum, the 501 Cherry Avenue mixed use development and the latest decision from the Charlottesville Food Co-op as well as the plan moving forward for the clearing of Free Bridge and the establishment of a low barrier shelter.