David Caron, challenger for 2nd District GOP Chair, details the district chair position, why he is going against the incumbent, and changes he'd like to make. 

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., independent candidate for President of the United States, highlights his fundraising event in Charlottesville on January 26, why he's in the presidential race, and the issues he believes our country is facing. 

All of this and more on a Freaky and Free-Phone Friday Edition of The Schilling Show!

The Schilling Show January 26, 2024: David Caron, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis discusses questions around the arrest of Patrick McNamara,  who has been charged with a Jan. 12 assault on the Rivanna Trail and who says he can prove he's innocent.

Charlottesville Police Chief Michael Kochis on Rivanna Trail | CRN

C-VILLE Weeky Editor Richard DiCiccio and Reporter Catie Ratliff discuss the latest issue with stories on the Fralin Museum of Art's new director, the recent FBI standoff and a UVA gun safety report.

The Fralin's New Director, Gun Safety at UVA, and More with Richard Diciccio and Catie Ratliff | CRN

Philip Zodhiates, owner of Response Unlimited and author of Innocent: The Price One Man Paid for Doing What is Right, shares his story and troubled legal process as he attempted to help a family in crisis. 

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

The Schilling Show February 1, 2023: Philip Zodhiates

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Former longtime CHS Orchestra Director Laura Thomas talks about her former Viola student, the late Caroline Buckman, who played on a Grammy-winning recording and the new Beatles' release in the months before her death in 2023.

Remembering Caroline Buckman with Laura Thomas | CRN

Lars Tiffany

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

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Delano Squires, research fellow at the Richard and Helen DeVos Center for Life Religion, and Family, discusses the Black Wives Matter Movement and his justification for the principle. 

Chad Caton, U.S. Navy Veteran, details how he would classify the border situation, the dangers posed, and the state of Texas' pushback.

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

The Schilling Show February 12, 2024: Delano Squires, Chad Caton

Infocville.com journalist Sean Tubbs discusses equity in economic development in the city, imminent traffic construction on Hydraulic Road and a solar panel issue in Fluvanna.

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville | CRN

Anne Craft Taydus, education activist, shares details about her organization Virginians for Children First, the problems she sees in schools, and proposed legislation.

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

The Schilling Show February 13, 2024: Anne Craft Taydus

UVA Media Studies Professor Siva Vaidhyanathan discusses how AI is impacting elections around the world and how it's affecting everyday life.

The Impacts of Artificial Intelligence with Siva Vaidhyanathan | CRN

Jason Williford

WINA News Director Jay Hart speaks with attorney Jeff Fogel about a federal judge's ruling on a case alleging racial profiling by police.

Attorney Jeff Fogel on Racial Profiling by Police | CRN

Alex Newman, CEO of Liberty Sentinel Media, discusses the truth about Vladimir Putin, the recent murder of Alexei Navalny, and Putin's interview with Tucker Carlson.

Dr. Renata Moon, board certified pediatrician, details her firing over speaking out on COVID vaccines, how she expressed her concerns, and the lawsuit she has filed.

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

The Schilling Show February 19, 2024: Alex Newman, Dr. Renata Moon

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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

Carol Merchasin, the attorney representing two plaintiffs suing Integral Yoga Institute, Inc. and Satchidananda-Ashram Yogaville, Inc., explains how New York opened a window allowing lawsuits alleging sexual violence to be filed after the typical statute of limitations is up.

Attorney Carol Merchasin on the Yogaville Lawsuit | 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

Michael Fanone, the former DC police officer who was beaten and severely injured at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, shares his story. He says the lies that have been spread about that day and the false claims about the election continue to create serious risk of future political violence.

Former DC Police Officer Michael Fanone | CRN

Jason Perry, former Navy SEAL, SWAT, and founder of Christian Warrior Mission, discusses the rise of home churches, why there is a growing moment, and some of the challenges they face.

All of this and more on a Freaky and Free Phone Friday Edition of The Schilling Show!

The Schilling Show March 1, 2024: Jason Perry

Susanna Gibson, who ran for the Virginia House of Delegates in the 57th District last year, explains her new PAC, My Own, which she started to help elect candidates who will prioritize legislative change around gender-based and sexual violence with emphasis on nonconsensual distribution of intimate images. Intimate videos of Gibson and her husband were weaponized by her opponent during her campaign.

The New My Own PAC with Susanna Gibson | CRN

Infocville.com journalist Sean Tubbs discusses utility-scale solar in Fluvanna, a proposed property sale by CRHA, and a possible new bike and pedestrian map for the area.

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