This playlist follows the controversy over allegations of toxic leadership and poor conditions at the CASPCA with interviews of former and current volunteers and staff on both sides of the argument.

2023 CASPCA Controversy on CRN

Elizabeth Irvin, Executive Director of  The Women's Initiative, joins Charlottesville Right Now to discuss how to manage mental health as we come out of the Pandemic. 

Links: 
https://thewomensinitiative.org/
https://thecentercville.org/

May is mental health awareness month

Les Sinclair interviews Otey (OH-tee), Chief Academic Officer of Charlottesville City Schools, about the division requiring universal masking indoors as a part of supporting a safe return to five-days-a-week in-person learning.  They also discuss the need for bus drivers, school supplies and everything listeners need to know as they head back to school in Charlottesville City.

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Augusta County Sheriff Donald Smith defends his department against accusations in the case of missing 3-year-old Khaleesi Cuthriell.

Augusta County Sheriff Smith Responds to the Cuthriell Case | CRN

Greg joined Michael to share why purchasers should find some way to have an inspection on a home prior to buying it. We discussed pre-offer, pre-closing, and new construction pre-dry wall inspections when the seller won't allow a home inspection contingency

REM The Importance of Home Inspections

Former CASPCA employees Katie Roche and Claire Allen explain their concerns with animal welfare and a hostile work environment described in a letter from 57 former and current CASPCA employees and volunteers.

Former CASPCA Employees Animal Welfare Concerns | CRN

Courteney Stuart discusses the controversy over allegations of toxic leadership and poor conditions at the CASPCA.

CASPCA Controversy | CRN

CASPCA Chair Jen Corbey responds to allegations of a hostile work environment and inhumane conditions at the shelter made in a letter sent by 57 current and former staff and volunteers.

CASPCA Chair Responds to Recent Allegations from Current and Former Staff and Volunteers | CRN

Schilling Show host Rob Schilling discusses the CASPCA controversy and the candidates for the empty city council seat.

Trading Spaces: Rob & Courteney Talk CASPCA Controversy | CRN

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Animal advocate Rose LeMaster responds to the CASPCA board chair's description of an investigation and describes next steps for the former volunteers and employees.

Animal Advocate Responds to CASPCA Board Chair | CRN

New CPD Chief Kochis, Wood for Delegate, and more on a Manic Monday edition of The Schilling Show!

The Schilling Show 1/30/23: Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis, Jennie Wood

New Laws, Compassionate Friends,  and more on a Turbo Tuesday edition of The Schilling Show!

The Schilling Show 6/27/23: Gary Grant and Margie Howell

WINA legal analyst Scott Goodman discusses the dismissal of charges against Richard Murray Coe.

WINA Legal Analyst Scott Goodman on the Richard Murray Coe Case | CRN

All of this and more on a Turbo Tuesday Edition of The Schilling Show!

The Schilling Show September 18, 2023: TJ Fadeley, Tom Neale

All of this and more on a Throwdown Thursday Edition of The Schilling Show!

The Schilling Show October 5, 2023: Jim Bacon, Josh Urban

Regine Wright, a former CPD detective who briefly served as the coordinator for school safety and security for Charlottesville City Schools in the spring, shares the concerns that prompted her to leave the position after three months and offers her thoughts on how to make the city schools safer and more secure.

Charlottesville School Safety with Regine Wright | CRN

Dr. Elias M. Awad, professor emeritus at the University of Virginia and President of International Technology Group, details the story of his life from his new book, Defying All Odds: My American Journey.

All of this and more on a Manic Monday Edition of The Schilling Show!

The Schilling Show December 11, 2023: Dr. Elias Awad

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Rolene Marks, Israel Correspondent, talks about South Africa taking Israel to the International Court of Justice. 

Gray Delany, citizen activist, provides details on presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. coming to Charlottesville.

John Whitehead, founder and president of the Rutherford Institute, discusses 2023 actions of government cruelty, brutality, and abuse. 

All of this and more on a Throwdown Thursday Edition of The Schilling Show!

The Schilling Show January 4, 2024: Rolene Marks, Gray Delany, John Whitehead

WINA Morning News host Jay James discusses the new Overcoming Addictive Behavior podcast that highlights the men working to improve their futures through the Bridge Ministry. He also weighs in on the WaWa slated for Fifth St. Ext.

The Overcoming Addictive Behavior Podcast with Jay James | CRN

CAAR's 2023 year end report was released this week. Low inventory and high interest rates caused a smaller the number of home to sell in 2023 as compared to 2022 and even less than sales in 2021. CAAR leaders Anne Burroughs and Josh White joined host, Michael Guthrie to share why 2024 will end up being a year that shows the number of home sales will increase year over year for the 1st time in several years.

CAAR Leaders Discuss How the Housing Market will be in 2024 | REM

Shanti Norris, one of the two plaintiffs suing Integral Yoga Institute, Inc. and Satchidananda-Ashram Yogaville, Inc. for negligence, discusses how she encountered Swami Satchidananda and his teachings in the late 1960s and why she's filing suit.

Lawsuit Filed Against Yogaville | CRN

Palma Pustilnik, an attorney who represents victims of domestic and sexual violence, discusses some of the issues around the lawsuit filed against Yogaville.

Legal Analysis of Yogaville Lawsuit with Palma Pustilnik | CRN

Ashe Schow talks about the UVa rape story aftermath and John Doe talks about abortions at UVa.

Schilling Show Hour 1: Ashe Schow, John Doe

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Chase Hughes, Nationals Insider for CSN Washington joined us with great stuff on the Nats, Harper, Zim, Strasburg and more.

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University of Virginia's Chelsea Marie, Ph.D, talks with Les Sinclair about the breakthrough of manipulating the host's genes and the implications on future medicine. 

CRN 091515 A New Approach to Combat Deadly Parasites?

Superintendent William T. Coles, joins "Charlottesville Right Now with Les Sinclair" to discuss his reasoning that the Charlottesville statues should be left alone.

William T. Coles : Deal with "The More" Regarding Lee Statue

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Lana Swartz, an assistant professor of media studies at the University of Virginia and co-editor of the book “Paid: Tales of Dongles, Checks and Other Money Stuff".  She joins Les Sinclair on Charlottesville Right now to discuss Facebook's planned new money.

What You Should Know About Facebook's New Money | Lana Swartz

Michael Guthrie is joined by Jeff Mattie for an overview of this new Belmont community along with a discussion on the benefits of the CAAR YPN group.

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WINA's Les Sinclair talks with Devils Backbone COO Hayes Humphreys about the Capit-Ale brew for the Washington Capitals and the can design contest.

Devils Backbone Brews Beer for Washing Capitals | COO Hayes Humphreys

Mike Dye , District Wildlife Biologist for Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries, talks with Les Sinclair about Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) discovered for the first time in Culpeper County in February 2019. The Department will hold a public meeting on August 28, 7:00PM. More info: https://www.dgif.virginia.gov/wildlife/diseases/cwd/

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