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Woody and Eliot talk college football with your phone calls.

Jean is back from vacation. Her first guest was Dr. Joe Wyatt, Clinical Psychologist, Marshall University. Jean's second half hour featured Mark O'Connell, PhD, Clinical Instructor of Psychology, Harvard Medical School & Cambridge Hospital and author of "The Marriage Benefit: The Surprising Rewards of Staying Together."

Democratic WV Secretary of State candidate, Natalie Tennant, guest-hosted for the vacationing Jean Dean. Natalie's guests were Nikki Thomas of Golden Girls Group Home, Tim White of the Huntington Housing Authority talking about Day of Home August 2nd on 8th Avenue, between Hal Greer Blvd and 18th Street; And Mike Hayden, former executive director SSAC talking about Parkersburg's chance of becoming "Title Town." Go to ESPN.com and vote for Parkersburg!

Democratic WV Secretary of State nominee, Natalie Tennant, guest-hosted. Natalie's first guest was Charles Chandler of Mission WV. Natalie's second half hour featured Libby Boggess of the WV Bureau of Senior Services. Natalie returns tomorrow. Jean returns from vacation Thursday.

WV Secretary of State Democratic Candidate Natalie Tennant guest-hosted. Natalie's first guest was Catherine Drown, author of "The Big Book of Lively Latin." Check out livelatin.com

Natalie's second half hour featured Tina Smith of The Mountain State Centers for Independent Living. Their 5th annual "Walk For Independence" is tomorrow in Ritter Park at 8am.

Natalie Tennant, Democratic candidate for WV Secretary of State guest-hosted

Jean's first half hour featured Robert Klueger, Attorney at Law, Certified Tax Law Specialist, and author of "Asset Protection: Protect Your Wealth, Limit Your Exposure To Lawsuits, Maximize Your Tax Savings."
Jean also spoke with Barb Pierson, the nursery manager at White Flower Farm.

Jean's second half hour featured House Delegate Jim Morgan.

Jean's first guest is Jill Lublin, author of the book "Get Noticed." The topic is presidential wives.

The second half of the show Jean speaks with Wendy Chant, author of "Crack the Fat-Loss Code."

Jean's first guest is Dr. W. Joseph Wyatt. Several issues are discussed including current politics.

The second half of the show Jean speaks with Daniel Weiss, Senior Fellow and Director of Climate Strategy, Center for American Progress. The subject is high oil prices and what to do about them.

Jean's first guest is freelance reporter and photojournalist Eric Francis, author of the book "Taken from Home."

The second half of the show Jean speaks with retired Huntington Police Dept. Captain Beth Brumfield.

Jean's guest is Charleston Daily Mail columnist Dave Peyton. Various topics are discussed.

First half: Rose Thornburg, executive director of Faith in Action of the River Cities

Second half: Patty Shaver and Helen Freeman of the Huntington Outdoor Theatre

Luke and Eliot talk sports.

Eliot and Luke discuss the Reds, Herd football, Wimbeldon, and they take your phone calls.

Jean's first guest is Kenneth C. Davis, author of the "Don't Know Much About" series. The topic is Independence Day.

Viewpoint's second guest is Phil Giraldi, contributing editor of American Conservative Magazine; columnist of Antiwar.com, former CIA counter-terrorism specialist and military intelligence officer, and author of "Jesus Says Bomb Iran."

Jeans first guest is Tri-State Airport Director Larry G. Salyers. Jean and Salyers talk about various issues regarding the Tri-State Airport.

The second half of the show Jean speaks with Dr. Doris McCoy, author of the book "America's New Future, 100 New Answers."

Jean's first guest is Jim Ritter, member of the Huntington City Council. The topic is the proposed fleet barging in Westmoreland.

The second half of the show Jean speaks with Bill Emmott, author of the book "Rivals, How the Power Struggle Between China, India, and Japan Will Shape Our Next Decade."

Luke and Eliot discuss Marshall basketball's latest committment and they take your phone calls.

Luke and Eliot discuss the NBA draft and they take your phone calls.

Jean's fist guest is Harold Sirkin, co-author of the book "Globality: Competing with Everyone from Everywhere for Everything."

The second half of the show Jean talks with Douglas Preston, author of the book "The Monster of Florence A True Story." Douglas tells of his unique experience in Italy while obtaining information for the book.

Jean's first guests were Dr. Joe Wyatt, Clinical Psychologist, Marshall University who brought along a Hungarian exchange student, Ezster Kiss.

Jean's second guest was Amanda Gilmore, Community Relations Coordinator of the Boyd County Public Library in Ashland, Ky.

Jean's first guest is Glenn Taylor, author of the novel "The Ballad of Trenchmouth Taggart." They discuss the book.

The second half of the program Jean speaks with Dmitry Orlov, author of the book "Reinventing Collapse, The Soviet Example and American Prospects."

Eliot and Luke discuss a variety of sports issues and they take your telephone calls.

Luke and Eliot talk sports

Jean's first guest is the Huntington Director of Administration and Finance, Brandy Jacob Jones. She and Jean discuss various financial issues.

The second half of the show Jean speaks with Linda Karle Nelson and Thomas Nelson, members of Fortunate Families; lifelong Catholics and proud parents of a gay son.

Jean's first guest is congressman Rahall. The topic is alternate energy options and high gasoline prices. Next, Clinical Psychologist Dr. Joe Wyatt also speaks with Jean about the same issue.

There was a brief technical difficulty and the second half of the show starts abruptly. We apologize for this.

The author of "The Pessimist’s Guide to History, An Irresistible Compendium of Catastrophes, Barbarities, Massacres, and Mayhem-- From 14 Billion Years ago to 2007" is Jean's next guest. They discuss the book and some interesting individual events in history.

Jean's first guest is Kerwin Swint, author of Dark Genius: The Influential Career of Legendary Political Operative and Fox News Founder Roger Ailes.

The second half of the show Jean discusses the current suit city officials have brought against the city of Huntington. Members of the FOP and Professional Firefighters Association call in and discuss the issue.

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