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Newest Episode: Sat February 04, 2012. 07:02 AM
These podcasts are programming from Supertalk 94.1FM & AM 930 WRVC Huntington, West Virginia.
WRVC is the first radio station in West Virginia and serves listeners in and around the metropolitan area of Huntington, West Virginia; Ironton, Ohio; and Ashland, Kentucky.
WRVC is the flagship station of the Thundering Herd IMG Sports Network
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Mon July 11, 2011. 06:40 PM
Guest: John Patrick Grace, Ex. Director, Publishers Place and Kathy Cash, WV4MOM(West Virginians for a Moratorium on Marcellus Shale)discuss efforts to enact a state law regulating gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale.
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Mon July 11, 2011. 12:51 PM
Jean's first guest was Pam Jenoff, author of The Things We Cherished: A Novel. Pam teaches law school at Rutgers in New Jersey.
Jean got on her soap box in the second half.
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Fri July 08, 2011. 08:00 PM
Guest: Delegate Doug Reynolds (D-Cabell) on Marcellus Shale and Redistricting.
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Fri July 08, 2011. 12:47 PM
Fred Kitchen of Henson Mortuary joined Jean Dean for "Planning For Tomorrow," about end-of-life issues and preparations.
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Thu July 07, 2011. 08:00 PM
Guest: Bill Wooten, former member of the State Senate and House of Delegates on redistricting. Commentary on Pres.Obama and Budget Stalmate; Casey Anthony trial; Jacob Burcham running the 1500 meters in World Youth Championship in Paris, France.
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Thu July 07, 2011. 01:02 PM
Jean's regular Thursday guest Dr. Joe Wyatt, clinical psychologist, Marshall University talked politics and Joe revealed his "liar of the week!"
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Wed July 06, 2011. 07:27 PM
Guests: Paul Farrell, Jr., President, WV Association for Justice (trial lawyers); Dr. Gerald Beller, Chair, Dept. of Political Science, WV State University on impact of proposed Medicaid cuts on West Virginia.
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Wed July 06, 2011. 01:00 PM
Jean's first guests were Bos & Dottie Johnson. Bos-former WSAZ Channel 3 anchor; Dottie-former Marshall professor
Jean's second half hour guest was Gina Simmons from Lavalette. They'll talk about her book about that Wayne County community which she researched, wrote, and published!
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Tue July 05, 2011. 07:31 PM
Joe Stanley, retired UMWA coal miner on a highly dangerous 1.3 billion gallon slurry water and coal waste impoundment in Raleigh County; comments on the verdict in Casey Anthony murder trial.
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Tue July 05, 2011. 07:21 PM
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Tue July 05, 2011. 12:59 PM
Jean's first guest was Jack Crutchfield, local historian, whose "13 Obscurely Famous Graves in Cabell County, WV" will air twice in July on PBS.
Jean's second half guest was Mark Springer, owner, operator, Lavalette Nursery.
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Fri July 01, 2011. 08:19 PM
Live from Max & Erma's Pullman Square
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Fri July 01, 2011. 08:09 PM
Guest: Jack Fowler, Director, Point Pleasant River Museum; list of events, including fireworks locations over the Fourth of July weekend. Commented on release from jail, without bond, of Dominique Strauss-Kahn, charged with rape of a hotel maid in New York; another candidate, Rep. Thadeus McCotter, a Republican from Michigan has entered the presidential race.
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Fri July 01, 2011. 07:01 PM
Discussed suit filed in Kanawha County Circuit Court challenging Huntington's occupational tax, and the constitutionalty of the Home Rule Pilot Project.
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Wed June 29, 2011. 10:00 PM
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Wed June 29, 2011. 06:49 PM
Guest: Dr. Marybeth Beller, chair, Dept. of Political Science, Marshall University on President Obama's press conference, and a letter Sen. Joe Manchin from health chairs of the WV Legislature on damaging effects of proposed Medicaid cuts in the Republican budget proposal will have on thousands of West Virginians; comments on suits filed challenging Huntington's occupational tax.
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Wed June 29, 2011. 12:57 PM
Jean's first guest was our favorite historian, Ken Davis, author of the "Don't Know Much About...."series. He talked about July 4th and, perhaps, some misconceptions about the historical teachings.
Jean's second guest was Patricia DeGennaro, Adjunct Assistant Professor, NYU's Dept of Politics. They talked about Obama Hawk vs. Senate Doves???? Does the National Defense Authorization Act give warmaking power to the President?
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Tue June 28, 2011. 10:00 PM
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Tue June 28, 2011. 08:00 PM
Discussed the many contributions of the late U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd, who passed away one year ago today.
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Tue June 28, 2011. 01:09 PM
Jean's first guest was Christine Eisner, author of Comfort Living: A Back-to-Basics Guide to a More Balanced Lifestyle.
Jean's was joined in the second half by Mark Springer, owner, Lavalette Nursery, Huntington.
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