Envision Radio

Price sits down with Lorie Strother to talk about how her youth has shaped her work and her alter ego, the Dreaded Blues Lady.

Price kicks it in the booth with James Watson to learn about his government work, the state of affordable housing in Charlottesville, and what it's like being involved with the local police task force.

Price and Ravi chat with Selena Cozart about the lack of black educators and what the best ways are to have difficult conversations about race and culture.

Price and Ravi talk to Harold Boyd about the breadth of his work in Charlottesville, his thoughts on Black History Month, and how he finds the energy to sustain his positive impact on the community.

Price and Ravi sit down with Andrea Copeland to chat about her work, her commitment to community, and growth through adversity.

Price and Ravi sit down with Carolyn Dillard to discuss UVAs relationship with the community, how to make DEI efforts authentic, and the important of understanding history to inform the present

Price and Ravi hang in the studio with Brandon Miles, to talk about his local philanthropy and which pair of Jordan's are the most iconic. Hint, XIs. 

Price spent some time with Shaniece Bradford to chat about why she made her way back to her hometown, the power of HBCUs, and how to set up a luxury picnic.

Price and Ravi hang out with Aleen Carey to chat about Cultivate Charlottesville and how to combat local food insecurity.

Price and Ravi sat down with local attorney and CEO, Cynthia Murray, to talk about identity, black excellence, and how we bring more of that to Charlottesville.

Price kicks with an old friend, Shad Gill, to talk about his transformation, the significance of 777, and the joys of black fatherhood.

Price and Ravi spend some time with Morris Eubanks, chatting about his upbringing, the inspiration behind his music, and the importance of mentoring the next generation.

Ravi and Price invite Julian Ramirez AKA Julian the Juiceman into the studio to talk about starting a small business, his budding career as an author, and how we create more health equity in Charlottesville.

Price and Ravi sat down with Arshay Cooper to talk about his journey coming up in Chicago, and his current work changing young lives through the sport of rowing.

Price and Ravi talk to Vibe Riot front man, Jae King, about his inspirations and what's next for the music group.

Price and Ravi hang out with Jennell Lynch and learn more about the support systems needed to help professional women succeed and thrive. 

Ravi and Price chat with Keith Groomes, better known as the Pie Guy, about building a business, and keeping Cville residents well-fed.

Price and Ravi chat with local legend Jessica Carter about her work with youth, and growing up headlining the Charlottesville baskeball scene. 

Price got to hang out with George Rivera, talk a little about the fight game, and how he's working to make downtown Charlottesville fitter.

Price and Ravi had a chance to chat with local chef and entrepreneur, Angelic Hawkins, about how to build a business in Charlottesville, and who makes the best local fried chicken.

Price and Ravi enjoy a cocktail on the Common House rooftop with the one and only Patty Roberts.

Price and Ravi chat with local entrepreneur, Khalilah Jones, about her work, and the importance of image.

Ravi and Price chat with Lillie Williams about health and wellness and Charlottesville.

Ravi and Price sat down with local mentor Andre Key to learn about strengthening our youth, and importance of offering them diverse and culturally-relevant experiences. 

Price and Ravi spent some time with Chef and Entrepreneur Antwon Brinson to talk about his culinary journey, the importance of representation, and local restaurant recommendations