Jean Dean welcomed sometimes controversial Herald-Dispatch columnist Chuck Landon during the first half. They discussed Chuck's recent column on Marshall sports and its connection to other building projects on campus.
Jean welcomed Huntington Mayor Steve Williams in the second half. They continued the previous half hour's debate and touched on the paving project, annexation, and took your calls.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum

Dale Jones, leader of The Backyard Dixie Jazz Stompers, they discussed the band's current happenings and the difference between their music and modern jazz. Bobby also discussed the election of Tim Miley as new speaker of the WV House of Delegates.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum.

Jean Dean's first guests were Bos & Dotty Johnson--always a fun & informative interview. They discussed Edward Snowdon, lawyer H. John Rogers and former WSAZ Newschannel 3 anchor Lorin Tobia, the Tea Party, education, and No Child Left Behind.
Jean's second half hour guest was Susannah Charleson, author of The Possibility Dogs: What a Handful of "Unadoptables" Taught Me About Service, Hope, and Healing, the author's experiences with psychiatric service dogs. Connect online: possibilitydogs.org and susannahcharleson.com

Bobby talks about WV's sesquicentennial birthday celebration. He also spoke of issues in the congress.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum. Also on the show, Jeremy Langer, Vice President, Collegiate Sports, FOX Sports Media Group.

Today Bobby has Mitzi Sinnott on his show. She talks about a play she has wrote and will be performing at Marshall.

Today Bobby talks with Delegate Mark Hunt on the show.

Fred Kitchen, Henson Mortuary, Jean Dean, and guest Rev. Terry Holly, head of Pastoral Care, Cabell Huntington Hospital, and an ordained minister. They discussed faith, family, Cabell's counseling center and all it offers as well as Cabell's Children's Hospital coming soon. Hugs of Hope is a service of Henson Mortuary which gives teddy bears to children in the hospital or hospice.
Check out pftradio.com and hensonmortuary.com and wvendoflife.org

Jean Dean and Thursday co-host Dr. Joe Wyatt, clinical psychologist, Marshall University. They discussed: Whistleblower Edward Snowdon--criminal? hero?;
immigration; Senator Joe Manchin and gun control; and Dr. Wyatt revealed his "liar of the week!"

Today Bobby has James Casto in studio with him. Bobby has labeled him as a walking history book for the city of Huntington. James talks about his history, the history of Huntington, and his new book "Legendary Locals of Huntington"

Jean Dean's first half hour guest was Dr. Richard Rosecrance, Senior Fellow, Director of U.S. China Relations Project, Harvard. They talked about the resurgence of the West and better worldwide relations.
Jean welcomed Huntington Mayor Steve Williams to the studio in the second half. They talked about 13th Ave & 10th St stop sign; Ritter Park; Marshall's athletic budget and student athletes; and citywide improvements.

Today Bobby has Charlie Holley. Charlie is the Director of Development & Planning for the city of Huntington. They talked about economic development in the city. Bobby also has Dallas Brozik on his show. He's a professor at Marshall. They talk about Marshall administration not letting faculty see the numbers in the budget.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum.

Today Bobby has his in studio guest, Patrick Grace by his side. They talk about the mess at Marshall with Christine Campbell, AFT Higher Education Coordinator. Bobby spent the whole hour talking about this topic.

Trainer Wright Paterno vs First State Bank of Barboursville

Trainer Wright Paterno vs First State Bank of Barboursville

Paul Swann has Marshall University Baseball Head Coach Wagner on the air to discuss Marshall U. right handed pitcher Aaron Blair being drafted to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Paul also discusses the importance of academics and athletics at the collegiate level.

Bobby's guest was Tyson Compton, president, Cabell-Huntington Convention Bureau. They discussed marketing the greater Huntington area, and about the many activities taking place this summer.

Jean Dean invites long time journalist Dave Peyton on the air to discuss whether or not it is a good idea to record DNA as opposed to finger prints. They also discuss whether or not sports are really that important.

Bobby discussed D-Day, June 6, 1944 that opened the way for victory in WWII. He also discussed the political environment in Washington and West Virginia.

Jean Dean & Thursday co-host Dr. Joe Wyatt, clinical psychologist, Marshall University. They talked politics including the Nixon White House and it's comparison to the IRS scandal; DNA testing for serious crimes; gay marriage and it's tie to the 14th Amendment; Pullman Square summer concert series; Wiki leaks; and the biggest liar of the week.

Jean Dean welcomed Children's Place administrator Dee Carney and director Olivia Beaman. They discussed their fundraiser: BBQ, Brews, & Blues at Benjy's Harley Davidson on 4th Street & 4th Avenue, downtown Huntington, this Saturday.
Mayor Steve Williams stopped by the studio for his Wednesday visit. They talked about the 10th Street viaduct closing, the million dollar spring paving of city streets, Fairfield West, and took calls.

Jean Dean welcomed favorites Bos & Dotty Johnson in the first half. They discussed computer hacking and scams, and the IRS.
Jean's second half hour guest was the author of Betrayal, Robert Fitzpatrick, a former FBI agent.
His book is a true story about a notorious criminal, Boston's Whitey Bulger, a killer of 3 FBI informants and head of the Irish mafia. Bulger's trial begins today.

On this morning Planning for Tomorrow, Fred Kitchen and Jean Dean have special guest Audy M. Perry Jr. from Huddleston Bolen in the studio to discuss estate planning

Paul Swann & Jack Bogaczyk. Special guest Mayor Steve Williams.

Bobby spends the whole hour with US attorney Booth Goodwin.

Anne Motague comes on the air with Jean Dean as they discuss why and how Huntington has become a Rosie the Riveter Community. Huntington Steve Williams comes into the studio and talks with Jean Dean about the Fairfield, West Huntington improvements.