Cville Right Now Live

Ken Peterson, a former member of the Goochland Board of Supervisors, discussed what it takes to effectively run a local government.

Phil Riese discussed his concerns over the recent events in Albemarle County Schools as well as his call for an independent investigation into the situation at Hollymeade Elementary School.

Korey Hess, Community Outreach Specialist, with Brightstar Care of Charlottesville discusses elder self-neglect, warning signs, and how the right mindset can prevent it. 

Matt Steffens director of the Virginia Theater Festival production of 'Newsies' previews the show and gives a behind-the-scenes look at bringing together a cast that features professional and local talent to the stage. 

Jennifer Crews, program director, from the Center highlights how they are continuing to celebrate America's 250th birthday with upcoming events over the next month. 

Luke Neer of the Best Seat in the House joins Adam to talk World Cup ahead of the U.S. match against Belgium in the Round of 16 and gives some thoughts on Virginia football ahead of ACC Football Kickoff in Charlotte. 

Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman of C-VILLE Weekly take a look at this week's issue which focuses on an ICE operation in Greene County and Nathan's conversation with New York Times journalist Jamelle Bouie about Matthew Pinsker’s book Boss Lincoln: The Partisan Life of Abraham Lincoln.

Sophia Lipinski, a rising senior at Charlottesville High School, along with Lee Elberson, CEO Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring, talk about her experiences, pressures, and challenges in navigating her junior year of high school and preparing to take the next step to college.  

Samantha Federico of 106.1 The Corner joins to talk about the 50th Anniversary celebration for the Downtown Mall before looking ahead to some of the musical acts coming to venues in Charlottesville. 

Simon Davidson of The Charlottesville 29 talks about a new food discovery: an empanada blending Venezuelan and Sri Lankan flavors featuring a crossover between two B.E.A.C.O.N. Kitchen members Illicit Catering Co. and Mint Kitchen. 

Reporters Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman discuss two stories from the most recent issue of C-VILLE Weekly including the developing situation with Albemarle County Schools and troubling reports from tenants inside the Crossings supportive housing facility. 

Fred Missel of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors discusses Wednesday's meeting that involved discussions on a housing assistance program for county employees, pay raises for board members, and riparian buffer protection standards.  

Nicolas Minas director of the Virginia Theatre Festival's production of Ken Ludwig's Moriarty: A New Sherlock Holmes Adventure previews the show and talks the opportunity to direct a story of an iconic literary character.  

City Councilor Michael Payne begins by discussing a reported death at the Freebridge Encampment before recapping Monday's council meeting discussing the climate program update and proposed changes to the intersection of W. Main and Ridge Streets.

Marshall LeMert joins the show to talk about his experience with the Virginia Association of Broadcasters Best of the Best Leadership Program and recaps at his group's case study that looks at how the public perceives media. 

Ty Cooper Director of the Charlottesville Albemarle Black Business Expo highlights the event set for June 20 at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center which will include a business pitch contest, panel discussions, and musical performances as part of a celebration of Juneteenth. 

Korey Hess, Community Outreach Specialist, with Brightstar Care of Charlottesville joins once again to highlight the amazing team of caregivers at Brightstar including nurses, CNAs, PCAs, and more.  

Reporters Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman of C-VILLE Weekly discuss stories from the latest issue including how organizations in Charlottesville are supporting immigrants and how John McGuire's vote for HR1 may impact food assistance in his district. 

Ned Gallaway Chair of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors dives into Wednesday's meeting that included how the board prioritizes its transportation projects and the board-to-board report from the Albemarle County School Board. 

Lee Elberson, CEO Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring, returns to talk about how to approach summer learning and how the skills developed can pay off beyond academics. 

City councilor Michael Payne joins to discuss Monday's meeting including public comments made on the Free Bridge encampment, community investment, and a change in city utility rates.  

Suzanne Orejuela, Membership Director, from the Center joins to discuss how to rebuild a social network later in life after relocating and how programs at the Center build connections. 

Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29.com recaps more of his mother's visit to Charlottesville highlighting some other dishes they enjoyed together and talks about the reopening of the beloved Peter Chang's on Barracks Road. 

Richmond Raceway President Lori Collier Waran joins to preview the celebrations around the 80th anniversary of the track and looks ahead to the Cookout 400 August 15. 

Brice Cunningham joins the show to talk about his preparation for a solo voyage across the Atlantic Ocean in the Mini Transat 2027. He discusses his origins in sailing, his ties to Charlottesville, and how he's training for the event. Follow Brice's journey here: CYC - Charlottesville Yacht Club.

Simon Davidson joins along with his mother Carol to highlight her trip to Charlottesville and the restaurants and dishes she's enjoyed on her trip to Charlottesville. 

Mike Pruitt of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors joins to recap Wednesday's meeting and breaks down process changes for the Albemarle Housing Investment Fund. 

Catie Ratliff and Nathan Alderman, reporters, from C-VILLE Weekly join to dive into two stories from this week's issue on abortion medication access and how the effects of Rep. John McGuire's vote to pass "One Big Beautiful Bill" Act affects healthcare in the 5th Congressional District. 

Juandiego Wade of Charlottesville City Council joins to recap Monday's council meeting discussing the Police Civilian Oversight Board, a short-term rentals study presentation and the repurposed metal from the Robert E. Lee statue being used in art installations in city parks. 

Co-owners Brian Krow and Brian Kuk of Charlottesville Blues FC join to preview the 2026 season and the grand opening of the Fox Den Sports Bar & Soccer Fields.  

Malina Rivers, Brightstar Care of Charlottesville, joins along with Rowena Campbell, Regional Infusion Business Development, and Sarah Hines, Account Executive Clinician, with Sentara Fusion Services to talk about the health benefits of infusion therapy and how to determine if it's right for you. 

Catie Ratliff & Nathan Alderman, reporters for C-VILLE Weekly, share their stories on the State of Homelessness Report, the closing of the Richmond Common House, and allergies to red meat. 

Albemarle Board of Supervisors representative Ann Mallek, out of the Whitehall district, joins to discuss the Affordable Rental Housing Incentive Program (ARHIP) Request in and around the Premier Circle Apartments, Rio Road rezoning, and the county's climate action plan. 

Lee Elberson, Clayborne Test Prep and Tutoring and WINA Education Analyst stops by to talk about the effects of uncertain economic times on the state of education in the US.  

Charlottesville City Councilor Michael Payne joins the show to share details of last night's State of Homelessness Report, and the decision made about The Mark Apartment Building.

Amanda Spigone, President Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors, discusses the Q1 Housing Market Report for our area, and provides important tips for both buyers and sellers in the market.

Ruth Meyer, Kinesiotherapist, as part of our Healthy Aging Series with The Center, discusses help for osteoperosis, osteopenia, and tips for continued bone health.

Simon Davidson returns to the show to break down his methodology, highlights some changes, and share some of his favorites from this year's Charlottesville 29, the best restaurants in C-Ville!

Greer Achenbach of Friends of C-Ville Downtown returns to the show for a look at how the Downtown Mall will be ringing in 50 years, a recap of the Tom Tom Festival, and the many projects her organization has on the docket for the future!

President and General Manager of The Charlottesville Tom Sox Chesley Mullins stops by to talk about the upcoming Charity Golf Tournament, give you the date of the team's season opener, and look back at their history on the diamond going into their 11th season. 

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville joins for a look at all things local development, and with no Board of Supervisors or City Council this week, he delves into Greene, Louisa, Fluvana, and Nelson counties.

Robbie Munsey, Computer Science Coordinator K-8 at St. Anne's Belfield School, and three members of the team, James, Ellie, Noah, stop by to discuss their journey, details of their project, and what the competition at the FIRST LEGO Robotics World Championship in Houston is going to look like for the "Next Level" Robotics Team.

Charlottesville City Councilor Michael Payne joins the show to talk about what was discussed at the recent student housing presentation, what was in the State of the Forest Report, and some critical unfunded and one-time operational priorities.

CVille Right Now sports contributor Marshall LeMert joins the show to tell you about a busy week in UVA Athletics, including ACC Tennis Championships, crunch time in the Lacrosse regular season, and tough series for Virginia Softball.

Bea Lapisto-Kirtley of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors joins the show to discuss her stances on the proposed property tax increases, zoning modernizations as part of AC44, and the rural area plan.

Malina Rivers, Chief Operating Officer of Brightstar Care of Charlottesville and RN in the Air Guard, Geoff Foster, Community Outreach Specialist and Army veteran, and Gerald Lafon, Veterans Service Officer at American Legion Post 74 and a Marine Corps veteran, join Adam to discuss the ways in which they are working to educate veterans on how they can access VA benefits they are owed and breaking through the complexity of process. 

Adam gives you a chance to listen to some of Aaron Rousell's introductory press conference as the Head Coach of Virginia Women's Basketball and gives you his thoughts on the hire.

Nathan Alderman and Catie Ratliff of C-VILLE Weekly stop by to talk about the latest stories they have completed that will be found in the pages of the latest issue, including Amaka Agugua-Hamilton's dismissal, a possible strike on May Day, and the struggle for new mothers in the area getting conflicting health information and guidance from various sources.

Mark Moran stops by the show to discuss his platform, why's he is running for the Senate as an independent, and why he hopes to represent YOU!

Melanie Benjamin, Executive Director of The Center at Belvedere talks the tangible impacts in the community, specifically around economics, when investments are made in healthy aging.