Hearsay With Cathy Lewis

We'll lead today with a look at President Trump's nomination for Supreme Court Justice. Later: Lazy, entitled, over-sensitive -- These are just some of the words associated with millennials, especially in the workplace. What if we told you that millennials are workaholics and we have the research to back it up? Join us as we discuss millennial work ethic and consider that it might not be so different from generation to generation after all. We'll also talk with NPR's Michele Norris about her work on "The Race Card Project" and life after NPR.

Today, we're bringing you the next installment of our "After the Vote" series. The relationship between President Trump and the media has been tumultuous for some time, and tensions are increasing steadily. Fake news, alternative facts and echo chambers continue to threaten American democracy and security. How much do you trust the news? Join us at 440-2665 or connect with us on Facebook and Twitter (@cathylewistalks).

The newly renovated Virginia Stage Company opened their production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" on January 17; the play runs through February 5. Today we'll talk with the lead actors of the show about VSC's artistic spin and the challenge of doing a Hollywood classic justice when adapting it from the screen to the stage. And later, we're considering how the immigration ban is impacting international students studying locally.

We're taking the show on the road! Tune in as Cathy Lewis and Jim Orband take a look behind the scenes of one of the East Coast's biggest garden shows, The Virginia Flower & Garden Expo.

In the 21st century, much of our lives are lived in the digital space, and with that convenience and interconnectivity comes new challenges. Today we'll explore how schools and cities are taking a "whole-community approach” to preparing residents and students to use digital media safely by avoiding dangers such as plagiarism, loss of privacy and cyber bullying. How do you safeguard yourself and make a positive impact within the digital space? Join us at 440-2665.

Today, we're bringing you the next installment of our "After the Vote" series. President Trump has been in office five days and already established an executive order instructing federal agencies to grant relief to constituencies affected by the Affordable Care Act. We're examining this move and considering what else lies ahead in Trump's first 100 days.

The movement of women across the globe over the weekend is considered one of the greatest peaceful protests in history. Today we'll talk with some of last Thursday's guests and host Cathy Lewis about their experiences at the Women's March on Washington and sister marches in Norfolk. Do you think the marches effectively conveyed the feelings of women? Join us at 440-2665 or connect with us on Facebook and Twitter (@cathylewistalks).

Hundreds of thousands of women, and their supporters, are to converging on Washington D.C. this weekend to send a "bold message" to the incoming administration: "Women's rights are human rights." Today we'll talk with local participants that will be packing buses and heading for the Women's March on Washington this Saturday. And for those of you that can't make the trip, we'll have information on a local march that is being planned.

President-Elect Trump will be inaugurated this Friday, January 20th, symbolizing inevitable change for America. Today, we'll consider what Trump's presidency might look like, what he's followed through on thus far, and his potential to shake up Washington. We're joined by Peter Trubowitz, Director of the United States Center at LSE and Darren Samuelsohn, senior White House reporter at POLITICO as we discuss the next four years.

Today, we're bringing you the next installment of our "After the Vote" series. We'll explore President-Elect Trump's climate change policy and how it aligns with the policy of others in his administration. Do you feel that mankind contributes to climate change? Is it worth worrying about? David Goldston, Director of Government Affairs for the Natural Resources Defense Council will weigh in with his thoughts. We'll also invite your thoughts on the possible repeal of the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare." Join us by phone at 440-2665 or 800-940-2240 or connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.

Today we're speaking with some of the community leaders behind the project "Under the Gun." A contemporary art show and community dialogue addressing gun violence in all forms, the exhibition runs from January 13 - February 4. Find out how you can get involved in the initiative by tuning in at noon and calling us at 440-2665 or connecting with us on Facebook and Twitter (@cathylewistalks).

Join us today with your thoughts and comments on President-Elect Trump's first press conference since his election in November.

Today, we're bringing you the next installment of our "After the Vote" series. We'll explore President-Elect Trump's cabinet choices and what they mean for the presidency. Are you confident in the new administration's cabinet or are you concerned? And later, Senator Tim Kaine weighs in on the healthcare battle. Join us by phone at 440-2665 or 800-940-2240 with your thoughts and opinions.

Captain Sully Sullenberger talks the "Miracle on the Hudson" with us in advance of his appearance at The Norfolk Forum on January 17th. Later in the program, we're bringing you the latest on Winter Storm Helena and her effect on Hampton Roads.

With the New Year comes new resolutions and big plans to make big changes. On today's HearSay, Cathy Lewis discusses some of the most often overlooked changes you can make to your yearly financial goals that can have the biggest impact come this time next year. We'll also consider how changes to Social Security might impact your retirement goals.

The New Year is officially underway, and we're helping you go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Join us today as we offer some tips for making that new year's health kick stick, and for finally putting the finishing touches on that dusty creative project. We'll also take a peek inside the brain-bolstering world of the M.A.T., a standardized test that can determine membership in Mensa or other high IQ societies, and is used by the ROTC to test cadet's critical thinking skills. Have you taken the M.A.T., join us by phone at 440-2665 or 800-940-2240.

Today, we're bringing you the next installment of our "After the Vote" series. We'll explore the business concerns of President-Elect Trump that may influence him as he prepares for the nation’s highest office. How do you feel that the mogul's many business ventures might impact his role as our 45th President? Join us by phone at 440-2665 or 800-940-2240 with your thoughts and opinions.

If you thought we were done talking about pets after our Pet Pledge last Friday, you thought wrong. It's time for our holiday pet edition and Dr. Phyllis Neumann is here to answer your toughest pet questions! Join us by phone 440-2665 or 800-940-2240 and connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.

Today we're delving into a topic that will either comfort or horrify you: what you're like as a child might explain or reflect the kind of parent you are or will be. And later, we all have that one family member that we disagree with on everything. Are you seeing them this holiday season? We'll talk to an expert on conflict management about ways to keep your conversations "merry and bright." Join us by phone 440-2665 or 800-940-2240 and connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.

We're bringing you the next installment of our new political coverage series "After the Vote." This week, we're opening up the phone lines and discussing the use of Twitter as a weapon and the role it's playing in politics. We're joined by experts on free speech and presidential behavior as we zero in on the most prevalent social media platform of 2016. Join us at 440-2665 or 800-940-2240 and connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.