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To Evening EditionEvening Edition for July 13th, 2010 part one - 7.13.10
Evening Edition host Bob Gibson, representing the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership in Charlottesville, speaks with Senator Mark Warner.
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Evening Edition host and Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership Director Bob Gibson concludes his discussion with Senator Mark Warner.
ListenEvening Edition for July 6th, 2010 - 7.7.10
Evening Edition host Tim Thornton concludes his interview with NPR's Noah Adams. Also, Beverly Amsler talks to Tom Field, the publisher of Valley Business Front Magazine, about the challenges facing the vacation resort industry.
ListenEvening Edition for June 22nd, 2010 - 6.25.10
Tonight on Evening Edition: NPR's Noah Adams discussion with WVTF's Tim Thornton on the anniversary of his book about the New River. Tim also speaks with George Santucci, the executive director of the National Committee for the New River on efforts to place unprotected sections of the New River under a conservation easement.
From Charlotte, Scott Graf brings us a story about how the Lowes Home Improvement chain of stores has negotiatied a health care deal with the Cleveland Clinic that will lower the cost of major surgeries for its employees. He interviews a recipient of the surgery plan, employee Michael St. Clair; Mark Hall, Professor of Law & Public Health at Wake Forest University; Bob Erie, the Lowes executive who negotiated the deal; Thomas Ricketts, a teacher of global public health courses at UNC Chapel Hill; Dr. Paul Colavita, representing the Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute, and Blue Cross & Blue Shield of North Carolina CEO Brad Wilson.
Finally on tonight's episode, Connie Stevens contributes a report on the Viva Virginia Music Festival at Virginia Tech and interviews the artistic director and professional opera coach, Joan Dornemann.
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Evening Edition for May 18th, 2010 - 6.20.10
Evening Edition host Fred Echols speaks with author and University of Virginia Professor of English C. Brian Kelly about his book, The Best Little Stories of Winston Churchill.
ListenEvening Edition for June 1st, 2010 - 6.15.10
Evening Edition host Sandy Hausman talks with Ray McGovern, a retired CIA agent and founder of the group Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity and with David Swanson, author of the book Daybreak: Undoing The Imperial Presidency & Forming A More Perfect Union. Her guests discuss controversial figure John Yoo's recent visit to Charlottesville's Miller Center.
ListenEvening Edition for June 8th, 2010 - 6.15.10
Evening Edition host Fred Echols talks with Keith Humphry and Joe Dashiell, local TV newsmen from WDBJ Channel 7. They are celebrating 30 years of reporting for "Your Hometown Station."
ListenEvening Edition for June 15th part one - 6.15.10
Evening Edition host Bob Gibson, who represents the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership in Charlottesville, talks with Virginia's Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli.
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Evening Edition host Bob Gibson concludes his discussion with Virginia's Attorney General, Ken Cuccinelli.
ListenEvening Edition for May 11th, part one - 5.11.10
On this episode of Evening Edition, host Fred Echols talks with 5th District Congressman Tom Perriello.
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