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51 minutes
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49 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 27 เมษายน 2023
episodic

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A great wine shop can change how a city drinks, not by being flashy, but by being thoughtful, consistent, and genuinely helpful. We’re in Roanoke at Blue Ridge PBS Studios, talking with James, Jim, and Helen from J. Emerson’s Wine Shop on Grove Avenue in Richmond, the oldest continuously operated w…

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Fort Monroe looks like a postcard, but it reads like a full American biography. We sit down with Scott Martin, executive director of the Fort Monroe Authority, to trace how a sandy spit at Point Comfort becomes a coastal defense powerhouse, a cradle of layered Virginia history, and a place where th…
A lot of people are asking the same blunt question right now: is college still worth it? We tackle that head-on with Jonathan Young, Director of Corporate Relations at Virginia State University (VSU), who believes the answer depends on what students leave with. If a graduate walks away with only a …
Virginia history isn’t just a timeline, it’s a living argument about what matters enough to save. We’re joined by Jamie Bosket, president and CEO of the Virginia Museum of History and Culture in Richmond, to talk about what it means to steward one of America’s great historical collections and how y…
Most colleges tell students to “network.” Virginia State University builds the network into the learning itself. We’re joined by Jonathan Young, Director of Corporate Relations at VSU, who describes his job in one word: matchmaking. He connects industry relationships to student opportunity, then tu…
A biotech revolution is taking root in Virginia, and we brought in someone who’s building it from the inside. Sally Allain—Chief Health Science Growth and Innovation Officer at Virginia Tech and a double Hokie—shares how a career that began with undergraduate research evolved into leading global co…
Want a front‑row seat to how Virginia plans to stay a top state for talent? We bring in former Speaker of the House and VBHEC president Kirk Cox to connect the dots between policy, campuses, and paychecks. From the first spark of a career in high school to paid internships that flip underemployment…
Step into the pews where a colony weighed its future. We bring you inside St. John’s Church in Richmond for a gripping walk-through of the Second Virginia Convention, the razor-thin voice vote to arm a militia, and the eight-minute speech that helped turn a crisis into a revolution. Patrick Henry’s…
A leaking steamship. A silent mosquito. And a summer that rewrote the map of fear along the Elizabeth River. We sit down with author and veteran journalist Lon Wagner to uncover the 1855 yellow fever outbreak that ravaged Portsmouth and Norfolk—and somehow faded from local memory. What begins with …
What happens when a coal miner's daughter from Virginia's mountains becomes a college president? Dr. Debbie Sydow's remarkable journey reveals how education transforms lives and how she's working to ensure others have the same opportunities that changed her trajectory.Growing up…
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