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On the August 11 Wake Up Call host Rick Moore talks with Ms. Gena Keller, Fluvanna County Schools superintendent, and Dr. Pam Moran, Albemarle County Schools superintendent, to discuss the public school system, safety in schools, the challenges of being a smaller district like Fluvanna, SOL testing, prepping students for college/the future, and future school plans.
On the August 4 Wake Up Call host Rick Moore talks with local theater group Barhoppers (including members Kisha Jerrett, Chris Baumer, Marty Moore, Abigail Wiebe, Sean McCord, and more) to discuss the group and their unusual setting for plays–in bars–and perform excerpts from their new season of plays.
On the July 28th wake up call, host Rick Moore talks with Amy Woolard, representative for Voices for Virginia’s Children, to discuss the improvement of children’s lives. Topics include Adoption and foster care, Welfare and government aid, mental health and the VA Gubernatorial candidates mental health debate, and more.
On the July 21 Wake Up Call host Rick Moore talks with Dr. Mike Fietz of Georgetown Veterinary Hospital and C-Ville Weekly to discuss living with senior pets, training suggestions for younger pets, the importance of certain medicines for your cat or dog, and more, as well as answers your own pet questions.
On the July 14th Wake Up Call, host Rick Moore discusses local new stories with Courteney Stuart, chief editor of the The Hook, Focusing emphasis on the Undercover ABC agent scandal at the Charlottesville Harris Teeter.
On the July 7th Wake Up Call, host Rick Moore talks with Prof. John Portmann about his new book, The Ethics of Sex and Alzheimer’s. They will discuss the growing problem of Alzheimer’s, how it affects marriages/relationships and the challenges faced by the patients themselves, their significant other and loved ones, as well as the moral implications of these topics.
CPN reporter Deepak Singh offers his reflections on the 4th of July while on holiday in Lucknow India.
Mr. Singh’s report was originally aired on PRI’s The World. You can follow Deepak Singh on Facebook and Twitter.
On the June 16th Father’s Day Wake up Call, host Rick Moore Will have local auto technicians with 50+years combined experience, Rusty Cempre and Steve Bullock in studio to discuss automotive topics, answer questions and take calls.
On the June 30 Wake Up Call host Rick Moore talks with Jeff Gallagher, CEO of Virginia Bio, to discuss research, advancements, and economic growth of biotechnology, partnerships with schools and universities, projects and discoveries found in science, as well as the cost effectiveness of biotechnology.
Each spring and fall, the The Senior Center in Charlottesville’s Encore Players take to the stage to perform a series of one-act plays. This spring the group presented a series of five plays.
Martial bliss finds its origin in Adam’s Rib. The play was directed by Betty Hales and introduced by Jean Newland and Pat Cook.
The performance took place on Wednesday May 22, 2013 as a part of the Encore Player’s spring 2013 performance. This is the fifth and final part of our Monday series.
On the June 23rd Wake up Call, Host Rick Moore talks with Carla Manno of Spark of Music, A charity focused on providing musical instruments and lessons for people unable to get them, Amy Laufer of the Charlottesville City School Board, and Red Knierim of Red and the Romantics To discuss the state of music education and its importance to developing children.
Each spring and fall, the The Senior Center in Charlottesville’s Encore Players take to the stage to perform a series of one-act plays. This spring the group presented a series of five plays.
Talk shows find a new twist in Rhyme Time. The play was directed by Betty Hales and introduced by Jean Newland and Pat Cook.
The performance took place on Wednesday May 22, 2013 as a part of the Encore Player’s spring 2013 performance. This is the fourth of a five part CPN Monday series.