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Special Guest for August 25th at 10:05am Executive Director, Virginia Assembly of Independent Baptist which is one group opposing Gov. Bob McDonnell over liquor store issues. |
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Special Guest for August 13th at 10:05am Legendary football coach Willard Bailey of St. Paul's College, Norfolk State University and Virginia Union University. |
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Special Guest for August 10th at 10:05am Professionally, Doug is the Executive Director of the Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy working to "build a more just and compassionate Commonwealth" on behalf of a unique Christian, Jewish, and Islamic partnership. Doug is a graduate of James Madison University (B.S.), Lexington Theological Seminary (M.Div.). He was named a Sorensen Fellow by the University of Virginia and the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership program. |
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Special Guest for August 6th at 10:05am Sara Bereika has been making order out of chaos for close to 10 years. Sara is a Certified Professional Organizer® and travels the country as an expert on the A&E hit series "Hoarders." She is a proud member of The National Association of Professional Organizers and serves on the board for the NAPO Richmond Chapter. |
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Special Guest for July 27th at 10:05am Terry Meyers is the Chancellor Professor of English at the College of William and Mary, where he's taught since 1970. Although his academic specialty is Victorian poetry, he has long been interested in the history of the College and especially in its history regarding slavery and Jim Crow segregation. His research has led to discoveries overlooked in most sources, including both a tobacco planation the College operated with slave labor in the 18th Century and, more surprisingly, both the College's commitment in the mid-18th Century to the religious education of local blacks and the College's institutional association with the Bray School. He believes he has discovered the forgotten structure now on the W&M campus that likely housed the Bray School in the 1760's, where up to 30 students, enslaved and free black children, were taught to read and write as part of being brought into the Christian church. If he is right, that would be the oldest standing structure in American associated with black education. |
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Special Guest for July 21st at 10:05am Robert Romano is the Senior Editor of Americans for Limited Government (ALG) News Bureau. He grew up in a suburban Long Island township, Rocky Point, where he graduated from high school. He studied and graduated with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Political Science from Stony Brook University with the Class of 2008. In his free time, he composes music on piano, paints, and writes fiction. Mr. Romano discused the article written by Bill Wilson, President, Americans for Limited Government entitled: "The Surplus In Virginia Is Not Real", July 18, 2010 |
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Special Guest for July 12th at 9:25am The Cambridge Police Department is scheduled to release an independent review of the arrest of leading African American Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. by a white police officer last year. The incident made national headlines and sparked a national debate on race relations that reached all the way to the White House. Harvard law professor Charles Ogletree acted as counsel to professor Gates throughout the incident, which he documents along with other incidents of racial profiling in his new book, "The Presumption of Guilt: The Arrest of Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Race, Class and Crime in America." |
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Special Guest for July 9th at 10:05am Mr. Paul A. Locke, owner and his wife, Mrs. Earnestine Lock, hat designer of the Chic Chapeau, a hat shop for women in Richmond, Virginia will be the gueston the Jack Gravely Show. The Locke'S open their shop in 2000 and during the past four years, the customer base has increased by 40 percent. The Locke's design and make over 30 percent of their hats in the Richmond store |
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Special Guest for June 3rd at 10:30am Bob McDonnell was elected the 44th Attorney General of Virginia on November 8, 2005, and inaugurated on January 14, 2006. As Attorney General of Virginia, McDonnell has focused on issues that will keep Virginia safe and strong, including tougher sentencing for violent sexual predators, cracking down on dealers who sell drugs to children, protecting Virginians from terrorist threats, and continuing to put Virginia in the national lead in combating internet crimes and identity theft. Before his election as Attorney General, McDonnell represented the 84th District in the Virginia House of Delegates for 14 years, defeating a 20-year incumbent to win the seat in 1991 |
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Special Guest for May 20, at 10:00am University of South Carolina Professor Geoffrey Alpert, is considered an expert on high speed police chases nationally throughout the US. He teaches courses and methods in policing. Jack and Professor Alpert spoke on some high profile speed chases that were well publicized in mainstream media. Statistics in capture, getaways, and death were also topics that were talked about in this interview.
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