Why Gun Bills in Virginia Always Die
Before Chris Hurst was a legislator in Virginia’s House of Delegates, he was a local news anchor. Working out of the same newsroom as his then-girlfriend, Alison Parker. Alison was tragically shot and killed on live TV alongside her colleague Adam Ward nearly four years ago. In the years that follo…
What Next - Why Gun Bills in Virginia Always Die
Before Chris Hurst was a legislator in Virginia’s House of Delegates, he was a local news anchor. Working out of the same newsroom as his then-girlfriend, Alison Parker. Alison was tragically shot and killed on live TV alongside her colleague Adam Ward nearly four years ago. In the years that follo…
211th Old Time Music Hour - The Edinboro Festival
211th Old Time Music Hour - The Edinboro FestivalThe Edinboro Art & Music Festival 2022. On this Special Show: Highlights of the Festival featuring The Tiger Maple String Band, Stewed Mulligan, Richie Stearns & Rosie Newton, Jim Avett and Alison Parker. I hope you enjoy the Show!Midnight Moonlight …
75. Live Shot
Virginia. 2015.
A routine morning live shot by the lake.
Reporter Alison Parker and photojournalist Adam Ward were covering a local tourism segment when a former colleague unexpectedly stepped into frame.
And what happened next would turn an ordinary local news segment into one of the most horrifyi…
Dr Alison Parker on Mary Hamilton
Dr. Alison Parker, Richards Professor of American History at the University of Delaware, tells us about her research into the life and work of Civil Rights activist Mary Hamilton.
Regular listeners may recall Dr. Parker from her previous episode about “unceasing militant” Mary Church Terrell: http…
Case Files #239: Alison Parker & Adam Ward
Case Files #239: Alison Parker & Adam Ward — Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia. Alison Parker, 24, a WDBJ7 reporter, and Adam Ward, 27, her cameraman, were shot and killed during a live morning interview at Bridgewater Plaza, Smith Mountain Lake, on August 26, 2015. The woman they were interviewing, Vi…
Mary Church Terrell: A Life of Activism from Emancipation to Desegregation
Mary Church Terrell was born in 1863 the year of the Emancipation Proclamation and died months after the landmark Brown v. the Board of Education Supreme Court decision in 1954. Over four generations, she was involved in fighting for African American rights on the front lines. A truly remarkable li…
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