Hearsay With Cathy Lewis

In this, the final episode of "In The Garden," the alien craft arrives to bring Jim Orband back to his home among the stars. "I'll be right here," he says, touching a producer on the forehead with his glowing finger. There is a roar and a flash of light. He's still out there somewhere. Probably on the Peninsula. Please join the program by tuning in to 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Cathy Lewis talks to Senator Tim Kaine about the state of military housing in Virginia, his proposal to raise the age for tobacco consumption, and the ongoing impeachment process. Then, we discuss a new sculpture in Richmond. Finally, a discovery in Norfolk might shed light on the Underground Railroad in Hampton Roads.

The House of Representatives passed a bill to lower the cost of prescription drugs by allowing the federal government to negotiate with drug companies. We discuss the issue with Rep. Bobby Scott. Then, Washington Post reporter Paul Sonne tells us about the new defense authorization bill which will create the sixth branch of the US military, the Space Force. Finally, Equality Virginia’s “Ask a Trans Person” panel series will conclude in Hampton this week. Please join the program by tuning in to 89.5 WHRV-FM.

As part of our American Graduate series, Cathy Lewis talks to experts about efforts to aid and teach women who are escaping domestic abuse, human trafficking and other dangers. Join us and share your thoughts on our Facebook page.

Cathy Lewis talks to national security expert Bradley Moss. Then, we discuss the effort to brand Hampton Roads.

Today we explore the issue of feeling unsafe while alone in public, and how we can all be more mindful of each other. Have you ever felt unsafe while walking alone at night? What other daily occurences cause you to feel uneasy or uncomfortable? Do you believe your gender plays a role in your sense of safety? And finally, we look back on the legacy of ODU's first and only head football coach Bobby Wilder after his resignation.

Nancy Guy holds a narrow lead over incumbent delegate Chris Stolle for the 83rd District seat in the House of Delegates. We talk to her about the upcoming recount to certify the results and her policy priorities for the Commonwealth. Then, a researcher from Virginia Commonwealth University has written a fascinating and disturbing study that shows US life expectancy dropping. Finally, the UN has issued a "bleak" report on climate change. What can be done? Join us at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM for an important, sobering episode of HearSay.

Politics, culture, and the phrase "Ok, Boomer." You have a lot to talk about this Thanksgiving, and some of it could turn contentious and awkward. Cathy Lewis helps you navigate the mash potato minefield. Then, we find out what's happening in Mal's world.

We learn about a program that helps jail inmates express themselves through art. Then we hear from the incoming Speaker of Virginia's House of Delegates, Del. Eileen Filler-Corn. Finally, Dr. Rachel Bitecofer of the Wason Center joins us to talk about the 2020 political season.

Cathy Lewis discusses the findings in the report about the shooting at the Virginia Beach Municipal Center this past May. Then we talk to experts on the controversy surrounding the removal of the Secretary of the Navy.

HearSay continues its American Graduate series with a program about all the skilled careers in the maritime industry... and you're invited to the show! Cathy Lewis interviews experts on this field and take questions from people in the audience.

Jim Orband has appeared again. And this time, he's taking us on an adventure. He and Cathy visit the Kaplan Orchid Conservatory at ODU, and they return with Associate Director Darrin Duling to answer all your plant questions on the show.

Norfolk Mayor Kenny Alexander is on the program to discuss his plans for the city's future. Then, Cathy Lewis discusses a new documentary about homeless people who have found a way to express themselves. We also tackle the issue of how hunger and homelessness affects kids. Then Clay Jenkinson, the scholar at the heart of The Thomas Jefferson Hour talks to us about an upcoming performance... and the current political moment. Join us at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Guest host Regina Mobley will talk to retired four-star general Barry McCaffrey about our most pressing national security issues. Then we'll discuss the prospect of Virginia being the key state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Finally, we'll talk to opera superstar Will Liverman.

The former US ambassador to Russia talks to Cathy about how international relations intersects with domestic politics and the ongoing impeachment inquiry. Then Bradley Moss rejoins the program to discuss his experience with online threats and social media controversy. Finally, we learn about the latest developments on the Norfolk casino plan. Join us at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM

The day after the election, we talk to analysts and incoming lawmakers about what happened and where Virginia will go from here. Cathy Lewis also discusses what the election may tell us about the national race in 2020. Join us at noon.

Cathy Lewis talks to experts on the choice facing Virginia as we go to the polls. We're wondering what you're seeing in your precinct. Join us at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Cathy Lewis discusses the latest labor news from the Tidewater Media Guild. We also learn about a new documentary on the triumphs and struggles of peanut farmers here in Virginia. Join us at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Will the ongoing crisis in Syria create a new wave of refugees? Where will they go, and how can we create effective and responsible policy to manage the situation? Cathy Lewis discusses the issue with experts. Then, the Jewish Community Center in Virginia Beach is the site of an upcoming panel discussion on the ethics surrounding end of life issues. We hear from Dr. Charles Sprung on this important conversation. Cathy also talks about state elections with Del. Michael Mullin, who represents the 93rd district in the House of Delegates. Finally, we check to see what's happening in Mal's world.

Senator Mark Warner talks to us about his work on the Intelligence Committee and ongoing national security matters. We also talk to Dr. Tom Nichols about events in Syria and an ODU professor about tidal flooding.