The Spring Valley Timberwolves improve to 9-1 and finish out the 2009 regular season with the best record in school history with a 34-13 win over Winfield at the Wolves Den.

Woody Woodrum continued the show from the pressbox at Spring Valley where the Timberwolves take on the Generals of Winfield and took your calls.

Woody Woodrum hosted the show from the Spring Valley press box, site of tonight's Winfield game and took your calls

Bobby and co-host Tom Miller congratulated St. Mary's Medical Center for their 85 years of service. They spoke with Gaylene Miller, Senior State Director, WV AARP and took your calls.

In the first half of today's show, Jean talks with Business Success Consultant, Penny Pearlman, about why people are captivated by Sarah Palin. In the second half, Jean talks food. First, she's joined by Steve Kleinedler, who has written a new "100 Words" book. This on is called "100 Words For Foodies". Then Rod Willis from 93.7 The Dawg stops by to talk about his involvement in the Jamie Oliver Project.

Woody Woodrum continued the show from Gino's Pub, 25th St., 5th Ave., Huntington where the HD Radio Show starts at 6:05, then MU Football coach Mark Snyder's call-in show is at 7:05.

Woody Woodrum hosted the show from Gino's Pub, 25th St., 5th Ave., Huntington, site of tonight's HD Radio Show and Coach Snyder's call-in show. Alan Slater phoned in with a report on the varsity game between MU & Hargrave.

Bobby's in-studio guest was Steve Williams, Huntington City Councilman At-Large in the first half hour, then was joined via phone in the second half by Doug Korstanje, Director of Marketing and Community Relations at St. Mary's Medical Center.

On today's show, Dr. Joe Wyatt joins Jean in the first half of the program. Dr. Wyatt is here to talk about his recent trip with some of his international students. In the second half, Jean is joined by Director Don Williams, to talk about the upcoming free shows at the Jeslyn Performing Arts Center. Finally, Jean is joined by Jeni Stepanek to talk about "The Legaco of Mattie J.T. Stepanek and Heartsongs".

Alan Slater & Nick Bellino filled the studio for Woody Woodrum and talked about tonight's World Series game 6 and other sundry and assorted topics and took your calls.

Alan Slater & Nick Bellino filled in for Woody Woodrum in the SuperTalk 94.1FM/AM 930 WRVC studio, took calls and talked about a number of sports topics.

Bobby and co-host Tom Miller spoke with Nancy Bulla of the WV Lottery about yesterday's vote for casino gambling in Ohio. In the second half hour they spoke with Lisa Dooley, lobbyist for the WV Municipal League

On the first half of today's show, Jean is joined by Shelley Betz and Mary Marks of Hospice of Huntington as Nevember has been designated Hospice month. In the second half, Jean talks vitamins, supplements and such with author Brian Clement.

Woody Woodrum continued from "The Joan," Marshall's stadium where the Herd was going through some drills even with this weekend off.

Woody Woodrum hosted the show from The Joan C. Edwards Stadium where MU is regrouping after last Saturday's heartbreaking loss to UCF. MU is off this week. Woody took calls, too.

Bobby's guest was David Midkiff, former Huntingtonian now with the Virginia state board of elections.

In the first half of today's show, Jean talks with author Diane Fanning, about her new book, "Mommy's Little Girl", a book about Casey Anthony. In the second half of the show, Jean is joined by Kate Jacobs to talk about knitting and then by author Donald Spoto to talk about his book on Grace Kelly.

Woody continued the show from The Union Pub & Grill, 4th Ave., 12th St., downtown Huntington and took more and more calls for a record number of 16 for the 2 hours.

Woody Woodrum hosted the show from the Union Pub & Grill, 12th St., 4th Ave., downtown Huntington and took many, many calls about Marshall's heartbreaking loss on ESPN last night to UCF.

Bobby and co-host Tom Miller interviewed Kathy Overbeck, Lawrence County, Ohio Director of Elections and Mike Caldwell, Publisher, Ironton Tribune about tomorrow's off-year election. In the second half they also spoke with David Knowland, Toledo Convention Bureau

Today Jean is joined in the first half of the show by Patrick O'Donnell, to talk about his book, "They Dared Return", concerning Jewish spies in Natzi Germany. In the second half, Jean is joined by Robert Hicks to talk about his book, "A Separate Country", concerning stories of the Civil War.

SVHS Imporves to 8-1 with a 28-12 win over Nitro at Nirto 10-30-2009

Woody Woodrum was in the Nitro pressbox for tonight's Spring Valley game. Alan Slater anchored the studio coverage and talked high school football, MU's Sunday game on ESPN and other sports stories.

Alan Slater anchored the show from the SuperTalk 94.1FM/AM930 WRVC Studio and Woody Woodrum was in the pressbox at Nitro for tonight's Spring Valley Game.

Bobby and co-host Tom Miller spoke with Sergeant Steve Minor, Cabell County Sheriff's office and Huntington Police Chief Skip Holbrook about last night's trick-or-treat. They also spoke with Perry Bryant, Executive Director, West Virginians for Affordable Health Care. Finally, they spoke with Jennifer Wagner of Mountain State Justice about our state's mental hospitals.

Today Jean talks about Puerto Rico in the first half of the show. First, she talkw with Jose Hernandez about the pros and cons of Puerto Rico becoming the 51st state. Then, she talks with K.C. McAlpin, from the group Pro-English about the status of Puerto Rico. In the second half of the show, Jean is joined by Huntington's gold medal winner, Kayla Williams, along with her mother and her coach.

Bobby talked about a number of topics.

Jean's first guest today is our favorite historian, Ken Davis, talking about, of course, Halloween. Jean is then joined by Frank Hodal, to talk about probiotics. In the second half of the show, Dr. Joe Wyatt is in to talk about the Salem Witch Trials and Sarah Palin.

Alan Slater and Nick Bellino subbed for Woody Woodrum in the SuperTalk 94.1FM and AM930 WRVC studio and spoke with Cincinnati Reds broadcaster Chris Welsh.

Bobby and co-host Tom Miller interviewed Rose Thornburg, Executive Director, Faith In Action of the River Cities as well as Bob Doll, a care receiver and Bob Hardin, a longtime volunteer. In the show's second half Bob & Tom talked about WV Public Employees Insurance Agency (PEIA) and interviewed lobbyists Bob Brown and Joshua Sword.

Today Jean has three guests. First she talks with author Craig Allen Johnson. Jean then talks with author Katherine Howe about her ancestors that were tried as witches in 1692. Finally Jean continues her discussion with Terrence Mix about the FDA.

Woody Woodrum continued the show from "The Joan" where MU was practicing for the UCF game in Florida Sunday. Woody also played clips from MU coach Mark Snyder's press conference today. Woody took calls, too.

Woody Woodrum hosted the show from Joan C. Edwards Stadium where Marshall was practicing for this Sunday's game against UCF and took your calls.