Alan Slater and Nick Bellino filled in for the ailing Woody Woodrum. Today's show was a tribute to long-time sportswriter Ernie Salvatore. Guests included The Herald-Dispatch's Rick McCann and Grant Traylor as well as former MU athletic director Bob Marcum and former MU football coach Bob Pruitt.

Bobby's guest for the entire hour was Jessica Lynch, a true American hero.

Eliot Parker and Nick Bellino filled in for the ailing Woody Woodrum and took a number of calls about ACC vs. Big East.

Today Jean talks with her favorite historian, Kenneth Davis about Independence Day and its origins. In the second half of today's show, Jean has her weekly chat with Dr. Joel Wyatt from Marshall University about the "Cap and Trade" law. Dr. Wyatt joins Jean by telephone as opposed to being live in the studio as usual.

Alan Slater & Nick Bellino filled in for the ailing Woody Woodrum.

Bobby spoke about a number of topics including global warming.

Today Jean talks with Farahad Zama, author, about his book, "The Marriage Bureau For Rich People". Mr. Zama lives in London and is originally from India. In the second half of today's show, Jean talks with Christina Britton Conroy about her latest book, "One Man's Music".

Alan Slater, Eliot Parker, and Nick Bellino filled in for the ailing Woody Woodrum--it takes 3 guys to fill the Wood-man's shoes!

Bobby Nelson talked with retired Huntington Fire Chief Greg Fuller.

In the first half of today's show, Jean talks with Dr. Jeff Pappas, director of the Marshall University Music Department about current happenings in the department. In the second half, Jean is joined by Rachel DeWoskin, author and former Chinese soap opera star about her new book and her time spent in China.

Alan Slater and Nick Bellino filled in for the ailing Woody Woodrum.

Bobby's guests were Karen Nance, Delegate Don Perdue and John Law of the Dept of Health

Woody Woodrum interviewed Len Rogers, President of the WV Soccer Association about the big event coming to our fair city next week.

Bobby spoke with John Law, Director, WV Dept of Health; Wayne County Delegate Don Perdue; and 3rd District Congressman Nick Rahall.

Today's show covers several topics, from toys to drug testing! In the first part of the show, Jean talks with Scott Mercer about his campaign, "You Can Do the Rubick's Cube". Scott uses the cube to teach children various lessons. Then, Jean is joined on the phone by Rep. Nick Rahall about the upcoming vote on the "cap and trade" bill. In the second half of today's show, Jean talks with Christabel Zamor about the benefits of the Hula Hoop. Find out how you can get a "great butt" and "feel sexy". Finally, Jean is joined by Todd Alexander from Cabell County Schools about the random drug testing in the schools.

Woody Woodrum's broadcast from the SuperTalk 94.1FM/AM930 WRVC studio was adored by millions worldwide.

In the first half of today's program, Jean talks with Huntington Chief of Police, Skip Holbrook about his upcoming two-year anniversary on the job and about the progress of law enforcement in the city of Huntington. In the second half of the show, Jean is joined by Dr. Joel Wyatt for his weekly visit. Jean and Dr. Wyatt continue their discussion on healthcare issues that they began last week.

Woody Woodrum interviewed Craig Warner of the Cabell County Convention & Visitors Bureau about the upcoming soccer tournament.

Bobby Nelson spoke with Elinore Taylor and former Secretary of State and former congressman Ken Hechler about the Rally at Marsh Fork Elementary.

Today Jean opens the show talking about the huge soccer tournament coming to Huntington next week. She's joined by Kheng McGuire, who is in charge of volunteers for the event and Len Rogers, President of the WV Soccer Association. In the second half of today's show, Jean talks with Todd Lipscomb, generator of the website, madeinusaforever.com about getting people to buy "American made".

Woody Woodrum, sports afficianado extraordinare, hosted today's edition with a call from Marshall baseball coach Jeff Waggoner.

Bobby spoke about various local, state, and national topics.

In the first half of today's show, Jean talks with Marie Dubuque about "Freebies" and how YOU can get them! Buckle up, Marie is full of energy! In the second half of today's show, Jean is joined on the phone by Dr. Mark Sloan (no, not the one from television), author of "Birth Day". Dr. Sloan's book is a must-read for any woman who is pregnant or is anticipating being pregnant in the near future.

Woody Woodrum did the show from the SuperTalk 94.1FM/WRVC-AM 930 studio and talked a lot of sports stuffs.

Bobby's guests were Steve Dale of the WV Dept of Motor Vehicles about teenage cell phone restrictions and Jason Keeling of ABETTERWESTVIRGINIA.COM discussing the growing significance of social media.

On today's show, Jean talks with Melvin Goodman, former CIA and State Department analysis about the current political unrest in Iran. Then, in the second half of the show, Jean talks about the 500 things to eat before it's too late with author Michael Stern. Mr. Stern's book covers the entire country finding the very best foods to eat. The book includes several locations in West Virginia, including two locations in Huntington.

Woody Woodrum went solo the 2 hours and talked with folks organizing the 2009 & 2010 Soccer Tourneys coming to our fair city.

Bobby spoke with Marilyn Murdock, Frost Top Owner on its 50-year anniversary. Bobby also spoke with Katie Tripp of Blenko Glass as well as Pete Vaughn about health care.

Today Jean talks with Alan Jablonski, author of "Successfully Navigating the Mortgage Maze" in the first half of the show. In the second half of today's show, Jean is joined, in-studio, by Bob Kopp with the Householder Group about retirement planning issues and other financial matters.

Woody Woodrum & Alan Slater anchored the show from Frankie D's Chop House at Pullman Square and Nick Bellino handled the in-studio part.

Bobby talked with a number of guests including Ken Hechler.

In the first half of today's show, Jean talks with Ginger McDaniel, from the AARP about the recent proposed electric rate increase. Then, in the second half of today's show, Jean is joined by Dr. Joe Wyatt for his weekly viewpoint. Today Jean and Dr. Wyatt talk about recent healthcare issues.

Woody Woodrum, Alan Slater, & Nick Bellino, the 3 Amigos, did the show from the SuperTalk 94.1/AM930 WRVC studio.

On today's show, Jean talks with Dr. John Rankin from Marshall University about the university's forensic science summer camp. In the second half of today's show, Jean talks with Tom Valenti, NYC award-winning chef and author of a new diabetic cookbook.