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April is all about libraries and librarians. CRRL's Martha Hutzl joins Shaun and Marty on this week's podcast. Martha Hutzel serves as director for the Central Rappahannock Regional Library where …

Dr. Janet Gullickson serves as president of Germanna Community College and talks about how to pronounce Gonzaga (gon-ZAY-ga), how AI is impacting the traditional three-page five paragraph essay, why two-year …

The "Tour d' Sheetz"? In King George County? It's a thing. And Kevin Biondi joins us to talk the Dahlgren Trail, and all things King George County. by Martin DavisEDITOR-IN-CHIEF …

Fredericksburg City Public Schools Nick Bruce is the newly appointed assistant principal for Fredericksburg City Public Schools who talks to us about his transition from Capitol Hill to public education, …

What Make Fredericksburg Awesome Chris Allen is the executive director for Fredericksburg Main Street and talks about his organization's role in historic preservation, small business development, and what makes a …

Discussing the Moss Free Clinic Former City Councilwoman Debbie Girvan joins Leigh Ann Van Doren to help go over some of the controversy between Mary Washington Hospital and the Moss …

Taxes and Snakes Monica Gary serves as the Aquia District Supervisor for Stafford County, who shares her successes as a candidate for Virginia State Senate, opens up and explores the …

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5yVkSZEzXRUrNDidCThtiX?si=HNpYc4w_Rh2LcNWT_QQcDA Dr. Will Mackintosh is an associate professor of history for the University of Mary Washington and Councilman-at-Large for the City of Fredericksburg. Mackintosh shares with us his ideas about …

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7sYg4VjLqzx6xV6m1B0eh9?si=qo95O_mzRjCZZoT0POQgag What precisely is the true cost of public education in Virginia? Stafford County Superintendent Thomas Taylor shares some of the challenges facing public education, including teacher retention, how COVID …

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