Hearsay With Cathy Lewis

At noon today: The October edition of "In the Garden" LIVE from...the studio! You can share your toughest gardening questions with Cathy Lewis and Jim Orband by dialing in, sending an email (hearsay@whrv.org), or commenting on HearSay's Facebook Live audio stream. Later, we'll check in with Mal Vincent and find out what's going on this week in Mal's World.

On the Wednesday edition of HearSay, host Cathy Lewis will interview Tom Walls, Executive Director of the Thomas C. Sorensen Institute of Political Leadership at UVA. Later, Virginian Pilot photographer Stephen Katz and columnist Courtney Mabeus give us an inside look at recovery efforts in Puerto Rico. Tune in on 89.5 WHRV-FM and join the conversation by dialing 757-440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240.

With nearly 600 companies in Virginia actively working in the field of cyber security, Virginia is a national leader in efforts to develop its workforce for 21st century challenges. However, tens of thousands of job in that, and other high-tech fields, remain unfilled. Today, we’ll talk with Governor McAuliffe, and local technology leaders, about their combined effort to prepare Virginia’s growing workforce for careers in high-tech fields like cyber and biotech. We'll also talk with Vice Admiral David Architzel and former Norfolk Mayor, Paul Fraim, about the next 100 years of Naval Station Norfolk.

Today, we're continuing last week's conversation about gun reform. Bump stock sales spiked after the shooting in Las Vegas. We're opening up our lines; you're the guest. Join the conversation by calling 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240, and connecting with us on Facebook and Twitter.

Join host Cathy Lewis as she sits down for a conversation with Macon Brock, Dollar Tree chain co-founder, about his legacy and book, One Buck at a Time: An Insider's Account of How Dollar Tree Remade American Retail. Later, she'll talk with Dr. Rachel Bitecofer about her new book The Unprecedented 2016 Presidential Election. We'll also check in with Mal Vincent and find out what's going on this week in Mal's World.

On the Wednesday edition of HearSay with Cathy Lewis we'll talk about our gun policies in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in American history. We'll open our phones to learn whether and how you think those policies can be changed to make sure this week's tragedy doesn't become the second deadliest mass shooting in American history. Join us at 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240.

This week, Old Dominion University releases its annual look at the economic issues facing Hampton Roads. We’ll unpack this year’s report with a look at the impacts of an emerging “gig economy,” the ballooning price of higher education, the opioid crisis, and a region-wide “brain drain.” Plus, we’ll talk with some of the tenants helping to breathe new life into Norfolk’s historic Selden Arcade, following a 2015 explosion that caused widespread damage in the arts center. Tune in on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Today, we're talking about the devastation in Puerto Rico. We'll bring you stories of search and rescue efforts and talk about the impact of President Trump's decision to waive shipping restrictions on the U.S. territory. Join the conversation by calling 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240, and connecting with us on Facebook and Twitter.

This Thursday, September 28, you can join host Cathy Lewis and gardening guru Jim Orband for a live edition of HearSay with Cathy Lewis at the Norfolk Botanical Garden. If you can't join the live studio audience, you can tune into our Facebook Live video stream beginning at 12:06 P.M. ET. Later, we'll check in with Mal Vincent and find out what's going on this week in Mal's World. Tune in at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

On the Wednesday edition of HearSay we'll talk with former members of the Turkish military who find themselves making a home in Hampton Roads in the wake of the coup in their country that has many of their colleagues behind bars. It's a fascinating conversation and you won't want to miss it. Join us at 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240.

HOV fast lanes are headed to I-64. In December, solo drivers will have access to the reversible lanes that are typically reserved for vehicles with multiple occupants. We'll talk today with Virginia Secretary of Transportation, Aubrey Lane, about the new toll lanes coming to Hampton Roads. We'll also get your thoughts on the two proposed routes for bringing light rail to Norfolk Naval Station. Tune in on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Join us for another edition of HearSay Headlines. Today, we're talking about the #TakeAKnee movement. We're opening up our lines to get your perspective on the issue and hope you'll answer the following question: How do you feel about the President publicly pressuring an employer to restrict a constitutionally protected right? Share your thoughts by calling 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240, and connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.

Dr. Phyllis Neumann is back in studio today to answer all of your pet questions! Call us with your questions and comments or tune into our Facebook Live stream to participate in the broadcast in real-time. Later, we'll check in with Mal Vincent and find out what's going on this week in Mal's World. Tune in at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

The East Coast’s largest video store can be found in the heart of Norfolk’s historic Ghent neighborhood, and thanks to a whirlwind Kickstarter campaign, now has enough money to continue operations. Naro Expanded Video outpaced its $25,000 goal in just the first two days of the crowdfunding campaign. Today host Joe Flanagan talks with the team behind the effort to save Norfolk’s historic video store. Join us at 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240. We'll also get an update on the latest movements of hurricanes Jose and Maria and speak with one emergency responder getting ready to deploy with FEMA and another already on-site in Puerto Rico.

Join host Cathy Lewis as she sits down for a conversation with ODU professor and former congressman Dr. Bill Whitehurst about his take on the current political climate. Later, Clay Jenkinson is coming to Norfolk! Cathy will talk to the Thomas Jefferson Hour host about his upcoming performance at the TCC Roper Center: "Clay Jenkinson's Shakespeare the Magic of the Word." He'll answer the questions: Why Shakespeare? Why now? Tune in on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Join us for another edition of HearSay Headlines where we cover the latest news that has you talking. Up first: An update on Virginia's statewide elections. Later, a look at the role of politics in last night's Emmy Awards. Join us by calling 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240, and connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.

The recent Equifax data breach has left the personal details of more than 143 million customers at risk. Today we'll speak with a financial expert about the breach and the steps you can take to protect your identity and credit. Later, a conversation with Jane Gardner in advance of her upcoming event "Live Each Day: A Talk with Jane Gardner." We'll also check in with Mal Vincent and find out what's going on this week in Mal's World. Tune in at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Hurricane Harvey devastated Houston, Texas last week. Today we're opening up our lines to get your response to the following question: Are you thinking and planning differently on the other side of Harvey? Why or why not? We'll also check in with Mal Vincent and find out what's going on this week in Mal's World. Tune in at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM.

Richmond's Bryan Park closed for several hours on September 7 after activists hung eight clown effigies dressed in Klu Klux Klan robes from a tree. The incentive for the demonstration, according to activists, was to protest against white nationalism. Richmond leaders condemned the display; what do you think of the art? Later, Falling Man faced backlash when it debuted in the New York Times on September 12, 2001. We're talking with the photo's taker, Richard Drew, about the power of a photo. Join us at 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240.

For many seniors, the biggest challenge of growing older is losing their independence. But early planning and advancements in technology are helping many seniors stay in the home of their choice, allowing them to remain independent. It's known as aging in place, and it typically involves renovating an existing home or relocating to communities planned around supporting the elderly. Today we'll explore local resources available to seniors, and their families, that are committed to aging in place. Connect with us on Facebook and Twitter and join us live with your calls at 440-2665.