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Congressman Tom Perriello joined Coy to discuss the incident where a gas line was cut at his brother’s home, the backlash that members of Congress have received for supporting the health care bill, and the details of the health care bill.
Commonwealth of Virginia Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling, joined Coy to discuss the latest on the health care reform bill.
Dotty Lynch of CBS News discussed the latest on the health care reconciliation bill.
Bob Holsworth of Virginia Tomorrow joined Jay James to discuss the latest on Virginia politics.
Colette Sheehy joins Coy to discuss the university’s challenges in this historic economic downturn.
UVA Professor Emeritus Paul Gaston joins Coy to discuss his memories of the civil rights era in Charlottesville.
Al Sadler is the Director of Youth Sports at ACAC. He joins Coy to discuss summer camps.
Quentin Kidd, Chairman of the Government Department at Christopher Newport University, joined Coy Barefoot this week to discuss health insurance reform and Virginia politics.
Nationally syndicated radio host, Thom Hartmann joined Coy to discuss current affairs- including the debate on health insurance reform and the historically accurate meaning of the Boston Tea Party. Thom Hartmann can be heard Monday-Friday from 12 p.m. – 3 p.m. on WINA’s sister station Progressive Talk 1450 WVAX.
Kevin Edds joined Charlottesville–Right Now! with Coy Barefoot to discuss his film Wahoowa: The History of Virginia Cavalier Football and his tribute to late Virginia great “Bullet” Bill Dudley.
Daniel Bluestone, Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Virginia, joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss efforts to Save McIntire Park .
On Monday, December 15th, 2008, Jack Trammell, President of the Blue Ridge Chapter of the Virginia Writer’s Club, joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss the Blue Ridge Anthology 2009. This is the second edition of the anthology, which collects the works of local writers. Coy’s first piece of published fiction appears in this edition. The book will be featured at the upcoming Virginia Festival of the Book.