Hearsay With Cathy Lewis

Regina Mobley talks to experts on programs to reduce urban gun violence - here in Hampton Roads and nationwide.

Regina Mobley talks to Congressman Bobby Scott about newly proposed legislation. Then we discuss the fight over equal pay for women sports. Finally, a group of chefs are trying to help people in New Orleans during another flooding crisis.

A study from Old Dominion University has predicted the damage from the next hurricane to hit Hampton Roads, and the results are disturbing. Dr. Robert McNab talks to Cathy about the implications. We also talk to Daily Press reporter Dave Ress about conditions in nursing homes, and a doctor from CHKD about the importance of vaccines. Finally, we see what's going on in Mal's World.

Cathy Lewis talks about the world of children's books with Tayla Burney. Then we hear about a unique sewing studio in Hampton Roads.

Regina Mobley discusses gun violence in the Commonwealth as Virginia lawmakers gather for a special session on the issue. Then, we speak with dancer Deon Ridley about his art and his career.

Guest host Joe Flanagan explores the attractions, events, and surprises that have always made summer in Hampton Roads great. What are your fondest and craziest memories of our community? Join us at noon and share.

As we mark the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, and get ready for the PBS American Experience special, Chasing the Moon, Joe Flanagan discusses the space program with a variety of experts. Then we journey into... Mal's World.

Regina Mobley talks with Virginian-Pilot Reporter Alissa Skelton about the controversy over how to investigate the shootings at the Virginia Beach Municipal Center. Then we hear about a new restaurant coming and four new programs added to the course offerings at Old Dominion University.

On this episode of HearSay, guest host Regina Mobley explores the world of performers in Hampton Roads. What's it like to be an actor, musician, or standup comedian? It promises to be a fun, fascinating look at the people who appear on a stage near you.

As part of the American Graduate initiative, Cathy Lewis discusses the Academies of Hampton and the ACT certified work ready initiative. Finally, we will find out what's happening in Mal's World.

Attorney General Mark Herring talks about the push to decriminalize marijuana in our Commonwealth. We hear from a representative of the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police. Then Cathy Lewis talks to the founder of the Vietnamese Boat People, an organization devoted to preserving the story of people who arrived in this country after the Vietnam war. Finally, Sen. Kaine talks to us about developments in foreign policy concerning Iran.

On this episode of HearSay, Cathy Lewis talks about how to tell whether a scandal will be fatal or survivable. Then, we discuss the effect of redistricting on the November elections. Finally, we turn our eyes to the turmoil involving Iran.

Cathy Lewis discusses the struggle over gun safety that occurred after the shooting at Virginia Tech. Then we learn about new research on memory and Alzheimer's disease and talk about how to care for those who suffer. Finally, we find out what's happening in Mal's World.

Jim Orband, the Plant Ninja, joins Cathy at Virginia Wesleyan University for an hour of gardening tips and other fun.

Cathy Lewis talks to Senator Mark Warner about national security and the integrity of U.S. elections. Then Alissa Skelton of The Virginian-Pilot discusses what happened in the weeks before the shooting at the Virginia Beach Municipal Center. We also hear from the author of a chilling new book about the planet's possible future. Tune in at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

HearSay's favorite veterinarian, Dr. Phyllis Neumann, joins us in the studio to tackle your pet health questions as we get ready for this hot summer weather. Then we find out what's happening in Mal's World.

Recent changes in healthcare policy have affected people across the Commonwealth. Cathy Lewis discusses these developments with a variety of experts. Join us, and be part of the conversation.

Cathy Lewis talks to a FiveThirtyEight analyst about a movement to bypass the Electoral College. Then, we discuss how a family which lost a loved one in the Virginia Beach shooting is now looking for answers. Finally, we talk about healing. Tune in at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

We wrap up our week-long discussion and try to chart the way ahead with Gov. Northam, Sen. Tim Kaine, and Dr. Ron Carlee at Old Dominion University.

Cathy Lewis continues our coverage about this event, and the underlying issues, with a variety of experts. Tune in at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.