Director of the Virginia Film Festival , Jody Kielbasa joins Coy live in studio to talk about this year’s film festival, coming on November 5-8.
Charlottesville-Right Now: Quentin Kidd
Quentin Kidd is a political scientist at Christopher Newport University. He discusses the latest on the statewide campaigns for election 2009.
Charlottesville-Right Now: David Carr
David Carr is a 1950 graduate of the University of Virginia and a native of Albemarle County. He joins Coy to share his memories of life as a Virginia student in the 1940s.
Charlottesville-Right Now: Paul Fitzgerald
Acclaimed journalist Paul Fitzgerald is Coy’s guest to discuss his new book Invisible History: Afghanistan’s Untold Story .
Charlottesville-Right Now: Neil Williamson
Neil Wiliamson of the Free Enterprise Forum joins Coy to discuss the latest chapter in the garbage wars: flow control.
Charlottesville-Right Now: Conley Edwards
Conley Edwards is the Archivist for the Commonwealth of Virginia. He joins Coy to discuss Archives Month.
Charlottesville-Right Now: Brian Wheeler and Betty Mooney
Brian Wheeler, Executive Director of Charlottesville Tomorrow and Betty Mooney of Citizens For A Sustainable Water Supply Plan joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss the 50-year water supply plan.
Charlottesville-Right Now: Mark Blaxill
Mark Blaxill, Vice-President of Safe Minds and Editor at Age of Autism joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss autism.
Charlottesville-Right Now: Mary Apick
Charlottesville-Right Now: Brian Wheeler
Brian Wheeler joiend Charlottesville Right Now to discuss first Cville Pie Fest.
Charlottesville-Right Now: Ed Murphy
University of Virginia Professor of Astronomy, Ed Murphy , joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss how the economy is effecting space exploration, the latest on the space station, water on the moon, and the Messenger mission to Mercury.
Charlottesville-Right Now: David Toscano
Delegate David Toscano joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss the latest on Virginia’s budget issues, the new train that serves Charlottesville, re-benchmarking education funding, and more– including the U2 concert.