No Holds Barred

Rich Roth sits down with Chuck Felmlee, one of the area's top defense attorneys, on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. After spending almost two decades as a prosecutor, Chuck finds himself on the other side of the courtroom. They discuss his perspective on switching sides and some of his most memorable cases.

Rich Roth sits down with Lynchburg City Councilman Marty Misjuns on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. They discuss Marty's background, the latest on city council politics and what may be next for Marty.

Rich Roth sits down with Old Dominion Athletic Conference Commissioner Brad Bankston on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. They discuss how NIL, the transfer portal and men playing women's sports are impacting college athletics at all levels.

Rich Roth sits down with Johnson Health Center CEO Gary Campbell on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. They discuss Impact2lead, which was founded by Campbell, how to build a great company culture, and how to get your team on a path to success.

Rich Roth speaks with former city manager Kim Payne on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. They discuss improvements to Lynchburg including the downtown revitalization and the city stadium renovation.

Rich Roth speaks with fitness and nutrition guru Ben Crosswhite on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. They discuss fad diets, nutrition and the importance of building muscle.

Rich Roth speaks with Jolly Old Elf Reenactor Jeff Taylor on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. Taylor talks about who is naughty and nice, his career as a newsman, and about how the news media has lost the trust of America.

Rich Roth speaks with singer Charles Billingsley on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. Billingsley shares about how his singing career began on a dare, how a health issue almost cost him his voice, and how tragedy reinforced his faith.

Rich Roth speaks with Liberty University's Vice President and Director of Athletics Ian McCaw on this week's No Holds Barred. They'll discuss the road he traveled to get to Liberty, the changes we've seen recently in college sports and how he plans to maintain Liberty's success in college athletics.

Rich Roth speaks with "The Historian" Wes May on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. Wes is one of WLNI's most passionate listeners, and they dive into what makes him tick and the old song parody contest.

In honor of Veteran's Day, Rich Roth speaks with veteran David Harker on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. They talk about Harker's experience from being drafted into the army during the Vietnam War to becoming a prisoner of war.

Rich Roth speaks with Lynchburg City Councilman Dr. Sterling Wilder on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. They discuss the drama of city council, Wilder's career and the Jubilee Center.

Rich Roth speaks with local business owner and veteran Tommy "The Woodsman" Parmiter on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. Parmiter talks about his experience as a marine, his strong philosophical viewpoints and his path to starting his own company.

Rich Roth speaks with former State Senator Steve Newman on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. Newman talks about how he got started in politics, how politics have changed, and how we can get back to a level of civility in our local and national governing bodies.

Rich Roth speaks with University of Lynchburg President Dr. Alison Morrison-Shetlar on this week's episode of No Holds Barred. They discuss her tenure at the university including taking the reins during COVID and some of the innovative initiatives she's instituted.

Rich Roth speaks with Lynchburg native and country music sensation Phil Vassar. They talk about stories from Vassar's life on the road with some country music legends, how certain song lyrics came to be, and what it's like returning to Lynchburg for shows.

Rich Roth speaks with Former Centra CEO George Dawson on this week's No Holds Barred. Dawson shares about how and why he led the merger of Lynchburg General and Virginia Baptist Hospital here in Lynchburg as well as the current state of healthcare in the U.S.

Rich Roth speaks with Bob Chapman, CEO and founder of the Bank of the James about how the bank started, the banking industry, and his thoughts on the local economy

Rich Roth speaks with retired Major General Scott West on this week's No Holds Barred. West discusses his career in the army, how he continues to give back to veterans and what it was like to be in the Pentagon on 9/11.

Rich Roth speaks with football star Logan Thomas on this week's No Holds Barred. From Brookville High School to Virginia Tech to the NFL, Thomas discusses the highs and lows of his experiences and coaching after returning home.

Rich Roth speaks with Taylor Rodriguez, one of the top Elvis tribute artists, about how he got started in his career, The Elvis World and his performances.tmjrproductions.com

Legendary, local sportscaster Dennis Carter is back this week for an interview on No Holds Barred. RR talks to DC about his 40+ years covering local sports, and the real question is...will he stay retired?

Rich Roth speaks with University of Lynchburg Chief Educational Technology Officer Charley Butcher this week on No Holds Barred. They talk all things AI - the impact that it's having, how it can be used as a tool and what to be careful of when using it.https://www.lynchburg.edu/

Rich Roth speaks with former Congressman Bob Good this week on No Holds Barred. Good shares about his time in Washington, his thoughts on Lynchburg City Council and some of his views on politics and government

Legendary Appomattox football coach Doug Smith joins Rich Roth to talk about where he stands with his cancer diagnosis, what really happened at Heritage and how his faith helped him battle cancer and rally a local community