Cville Right Now Live

Simon Davidson of the Charlottesville 29 joins to highlight local Hawaiian food at Mochiko and Filipino baking at Kalye 80's. 

Catie Ratliff of C-VILLE Weekly joins the show to share her reporting on the UVA Compact, preview local school board races, and look ahead to the beginning of November.

Lee Elberson, WINA Education Analyst and CEO of Clayborne Test Prep & Tutoring, shares the impact elections can have on education, relating to curriculum, policies, and the entire complexion of the school system.

Mayor Juan Diego Wade of Charlottesville joins the show to talk about the plan for the city's newest low-barrier shelter going forward, as well as run down the pertinent facts of the recent budget briefing and public safety briefing.

Program Director at The Center Jennifer Crews highlights the many activities happening around Active Aging Week.

Sean Tubbs of Info Cville discusses moderating the Albemarle County Candidate Forum and takes a look at a property that the city may look to convert to a low barrier homeless shelter. 

Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29 joins the show to restore a bit of normalcy after last week's Scott Stadium report, giving you the inside track on the C-Ville food scene, featuring a farewell to one of the area's most legendary Chinese restaurants.  

Board Chairman Jim Andrews of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors joins Adam to discuss the freeze on data center development, the recent public hearing on pertinent issues for AC residents, and the latest on AC44.  

Lori Woolworth, Operations manager & Bob Kroner, board chair of Twice is Nice Resale Boutique join the show to talk about the genesis of their move to into the vacant Reid's Super Saver space, and their new capital campaign.  

Malina Rivers, Community Outreach Director of Brightstar Care of Charlottesville, talks with Adam about his and others' experiences on the Virtual Dementia Tour Malina's organization set up for the CMG crew.

Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29 joins by phone to talk about some of the food related additions to Scott Stadium in advance of Virginia Football's Friday Football Clash with Florida State.

Ilya Tovbis, Artistic Director, Virginia Film Festival has everything you need to know from scheduling, guests, previews, and awards to be presented for the 2025 Virginia Film Festival!

Catie Ratliff of C-VILLE Weekly joins the show to share her experience at Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's visit to the University of Virginia, as well as discussing C-VILLE Weekly's election coverage series, beginning locally and working up to the Governor's race.  

Marshall LeMert, Cvillerightnow.com sports contributor and Executive producer of the show gives you the latest on whats happening on the soccer pitch for both of the University of Virginia's squads!

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville stops by to touch on the UVA search committee for its next President beginning its work today and addresses several important environmental issues revolving around the Rivanna River. 

Dr. Ait-Daoud Tiouririne, Director of the Center for Leading-Edge Addiction Research (CLEAR) at the University of Virginia, discusses the latest development in UVA CLEAR's research, clinical trials, and programs aimed at assisting those who suffer from addiction. 

Albemarle County Supervisor Ann Mallek recaps Wednesday's board meeting that included discussions on legislative priorities and local Climate Action Programs.

Ravi Cooper, President and CEO of Greater Charlottesville United Way, as well as Chairman of the Board Norm Oliver talk with Adam all about today's spectacular festivities for the 2025 34th Annual United Way Day of Caring. 

Michael Payne, Charlottesville City Councilor, stops by to talk about reports the council received from the Charlottesville Free Clinic, Blue Ridge Health District, Child Health Partnership at last night's meeting, as well as new updates on zoning, homeless intervention, and other community matters. 

Sean Tubbs of Infocville stops by to discuss pertinent action items from the meetings of City Council and the Board of Supervisors both today and in the next few weeks, pertaining to the East High Streetscape, and climate action initiatives in the county.

Simon Davidson of Charlottesville29 and his friend Rob Strassheim discuss the formal recognition of American single malt whisky and how Charlottesville played a part in its rise. 

Catie Ratliff of C-VILLE Weekly joins the show to talk about her reporting on the recent camping ordinance relating to the Downtown Mall, as well as some prominent solutions for solving unhoused issues in the Charlottesville area.

Carolyn Rainey, President of Bank of America Charlottesville, and Kimberly Sheffield, Director of Community Engagement at the Jefferson School, stop by to share the collaboration between their two organizations, the 2025 Revive and Thrive event, September 16th-18th at The Jefferson School City Center.

Malina Rivers, community outreach director at Brightstar Care of Charlottesville, along with Jeanne Snyder, Community Executive Director at the Alzheimer's Association Central and Western Virginia to talk about the organization's latest events, their mission, and why you should be optimistic about the state of research into the disease.

Sean Tubbs of InfoCville checks in after a few weeks to talk a number of local development issues for Charlottesville and Albemarle County, like data centers, residential zoning, and AC44.