Alan Slater on the call
Producer: Dennis Thevenin

Paul Swann / Woody Woodrum is in transit to Memphis

Topic(s): 'The Last Mountain' screening at Marshall U.; Does West Virginia need a Lieutenant Governor?

Guest(s): Bobby discusses the above topics.

Host Mike Kirtner, Mike Hamrick, MU Athletic Director, and Chuck Landon, H-D Sports Columnist

Paul Swann/Woody Woodrum

Jean Dean welcomed every-other-Friday co-host, Fred Kitchen, Henson Mortuary, for the Planning for Tomorrow show. Check out pftradio.com for information needed at end of life challenges. Estate planning attorney, Steve Sluss, from Charleston joined Jean & Fred.

Topic(s): 'The Last Mountain' a documentary movie about mountaintop coal removal; candidate filings in West Virginia.

Guest(s): Robin Blakeman, Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition.

Paul Swann/Woody Woodrum LIVE from the Cam

Jean Dean's regular Thursday Viewpoint guest, Dr. Joe Wyatt, clinical psychologist, M.U. talked politics with Jean and revealed his "liars of the week!"

Eliot Parker on the call
Producers: Dennis Thevenin/Kenny Sellards

Jean Dean welcome Huntington Mayor Kim Wolfe and Angie Bracey, the Mayor's new executive assistant. They talked about the Huntington Fire Dept issues.
Jean's second half hour guest was Dr. Cal Kent of Marshall University. They talked financing, especially credit rating agencies and they discussed negative campaigning.

Paul Swann/Woody Woodrum

Topic(s): Florida Repub. Campaign Debate; President SOU address tonight.

Guest(s): Call in council candidate Tom McCallister.

Jean Dean's first half hour guest was Lt. Ray Canafax, President, Local 289, IAFF. They talked about the issues facing the Huntington Fire Department.
Jean's second half hour guest was Dr. Jonathan Gruber. They discussed the Health Care Act.

Paul Swann/Woody Woodrum

Topic(s): Republican presidential primary candidates and debates.

Guest(s): Patrick Grace, columnist and researcher.

Jean Dean's first guest was Huntington City Council Chair Mark Bates. They talked about the fire department problems as well as other items on the agenda for tonight's meeting.
Jean's second half guest was Lt. Gen. Robert G. Gard, Jr., U.S. Army-ret., Chairman, Center for Arms Control & Non-Proliferation; Former President, National Defense University.

Alan Slater/Eliot Parker On The Call
Producer: Dennis Thevenin/Aaron Payne

Alan Slater/Eliot Parker on the call
Producer: Dennis Thevenin

Eliot Parker on the call
Producerennis Thevenin

Topic(s): WV Legislature; cracker plant legislation; texting legislation; proposal to require a prescription for certain medications.

Guest(s): Delegate Don Perdue (D)Wayne.

Jean Dean's 1st guest was Richard Greener, a man with an absolutely incredible story of heart attack after heart attack after heart attack!
Jean's second half hour guest was Michael R. Lemov, author of "People's Warrior," a book about Congressman John Moss, a leader in consumer protection.

Topic(s): Tax incentives for a Cracker plant in WV; WV Center on Budget and Policy.

Guest(s): Sean O'Leary and Paul Miller, Analysts, WV Center on Budget and Policy.

Jean Dean's regular Thursday co-host, Dr. Joe Wyatt, clinical psychologist, Marshall University, talked politics with Jean and Joe revealed his "liar of the week!"

Paul Swann/Woody Woodrum

Topic(s): Huntington City Government.

Guest(s): Huntington City Councilman Steve Williams.

Jean Dean's first half hour guests were brothers Ray & Ron Garcia, owners, operators, Tahona Grille, an absolutely FABULOUS place to eat GREAT food. It's on 10th Street, between 3rd & 4th Avenues, downtown Huntington.
Jean's second half hour guest was Blaine Crabtree of Bottle & Wedge and the Heritage Station Shop Owner's Association. Bottle & Wedge is having a murder mystery dinner theatre Jan 20, 21, 27, and 28. "Silent Night, Deadly Night" performance tickets are $35.

Paul Swann/ Woody Woodrum; John Mulvaney, WSAZ sports.

Topic(s): WV Municipal League; WV Congressional Redistricting.

Guest(s): Lisa Dooley, Ex. Director, WV Municipal League.

Jean Dean was joined by Michele Scicolone, author of The French Slow Cooker, and Dr. Janet Rogers,a chiropractor, who talked about vibrant life wellness.
Jean's second half continued with Dr. Rogers, then was joined by Lt. Col.(ret.) Brad Taylor, author of All Necessary Force, who spent 22 years in the U.S. Army who spent time, as part of Delta Force in Afghanistan and Iraq.

ELIOT PARKER ON THE CALL
PRODUCER: DENNIS THEVENIN

Paul Swann/ Woody Woodrum; MU Women's Basketball Coach Royce Chadwick.

Topic(s): Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. national holiday.

Guest(s): Bishop Samuel E. Moore, Pastor, Full Gospel Assembly, Huntington; Dr. Ken Hechler, former member of the U.S. House of Representatives and former WV Secretary of State.

Jean Dean was joined by local icons Bos & Dottie Johnson in the first half.
They talked politics and education. Should Huntington change its form of government? Should teachers be paid more?
Jean's second half hour guest was John Izzo author of Stepping Up. It's about taking responsibility.