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Mike Kirtner sits down with Chuck Landon, award winning columnist for the Herald-Dispatch, and the Director of Athletics for Marshall University, Mike Hamrick.

Paul & Woody are on talking all things sports. Woody is live from Christopher's Eats.

Bobby Nelson welcomed Jordan Sheils, daughter of Doug Sheils. Jordan is involved with "Young Lives," offering mentoring services and outreach services for teen mothers. Connect with Jordan at jordanleighsheils@gmail.com for more. Bobby talked about the Affordable Care Act in the second half, as well as Jay Rockefeller.

Today on the show Jack Bogaczyk joins Paul for the first hour. They talk with Ben Holden, CBS announcer for the upcoming Marshall game. In the second hour, Jack sticks around to talk to Huntington Mayor Steve Williams. The mayor hangs with us for the whole second hour. Coach Mitch Jacobs, MU Volleyball, jumps on for a ride to talk about bringing home the golden ball.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum. Most of the show is audio of players talking about the MTSU loss, and basketball players talking about their exhibition match with Concord. Also audio from Coach Herrion, and Coach Holliday.

Bobby Nelson welcomed Marshall University's Dr. Joe Wyatt, clinical psychologist. They talked politics including: The Affordable Care Act, Sean Hannity, the President's ethnicity, WV's Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, and Dr. Wyatt revealed his "liar of the week!"

Bobby Nelson welcomed Austin Sanders who is involved with Huntington's Teen Court, a group of teenage volunteers, peers, who work with juveniles who have run afoul of the misemeanor law. A Cabell County judge works with the Teen Court for guidance. In the second half, Austin talked about his amazing weight loss.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum. Woody is live from the Union Pub & Grill. They talk about NFL action yesterday, C-USA, Marshall's loss and how it's sitting with some MU players, and more.

Jean Dean & Bobby Nelson welcomed Huntington Mayor Steve Williams. They discussed: the good news of the sales tax coffers, city employees' health insurance, taxes, and flood wall levy. Bobby & Jean talked about the environmental aspects of Marcellus Shale, coal vs. gas, midwifery, and WV Attorney General Patrick Morrisey.

Mike Kirtner, Mike Hamrick, MU AD, and Chuck Landon, award winning columnist for the Herald-Dispatch. These guys take your phone calls every week.

Bobby Nelson & Jean Dean were joined by regular Friday guest, Dr. Mary Beth Beller, Chair, Marshall University Political Science Department. They discussed the cuts to higher education, creative ways to bring money back to higher education, the teaching and research mandates at Marshall, upcoming forums to "pick brains" for ideas for creative ideas for funding. Bobby & Jean discussed upcoming festivities and activities throughout the tri-state.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum.

Jean Dean & Bobby Nelson welcomed Huntington City Council Chair Mark Bates. They discussed an urban deer hunt, the city's financial projections, and unfunded mandates. In the second half, Delegate Don Perdue phoned in and talked about actions of the WV Legislature, the Affordable Care Act, and gay marriage.

Jean Dean & Bobby Nelson welcomed Cathy Burns in the first half. Cathy is now President & CEO of Huntington Chamber of Commerce.Huntington native, now Wheel of Fortune announcer, Jim Thornton, joined in the second half.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum. Woody is live from the union pub & grill. They talk about the comments of Bob Huggins at the blue and gold game. They also talk about other sports.

Bobby Nelson & Jean Dean welcomed Tom Delagati, owner,Thoroughbred Agency, operating in the tri state area. They talked about the Affordable Care Act and its ramifications. Jean & Bobby were joined by Huntington Mayor Steve Williams in the second half. They discussed the sinking barge at the marina and the commercial possibilities after the clean-up. The Mayor detailed his priorities for the city, including Northcott, Central City, and riverfront development.

Jean Dean & Bobby Nelson was joined by regular Monday guest Patrick Grace of Publisher's Place and former AP journalist. They discussed the republicans' latest intent to defund the Affordable Care Act. They talked about the Senate women who helped brokered the deal to end the shutdown.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum. Woody is "Live" from Stadium Field in Parkersburg. They talk to callers about Ironton going into the Ohio Valley Conference. They talk about other high school programs in the state.

Jean Dean & Bobby Nelson welcomed regular Friday guest Dr. Mary Beth Beller, Chair, Political Science, Marshall University. They discussed the re-opening of the U.S. government, government pension, Silver-haired Legislature, and they discussed the weekend's happenings.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum. Today on the show they talk with Jack Bogaczyk, he tells us a little about this new Herd Men's Basketball team. Also on the show, MU Head Volleyball Coach Mitch Jacobs. He talks about the successes and misfortunes of the Herd volleyball team. The guys also talk about other sports inside the show.

Bobby Nelson & Jean Dean welcomed Dave Peyton, former Herald-Dispatch and Charleston Daily Mail columnist. They discussed the government re-opening.

Today on the show, Bobby & Jean welcome Dr. Joe Wyatt. They talk about the agreement that will re open the government and raise the debt ceiling. They also talk about WV Attorney General Patrick Morrisey and the case against Cardinal Health. Dr. Wyatt reveals his "Liar of the Week".

Paul Swann. Doc Holliday presser audio.

Today Bobby Nelson & Jean Dean have on the show, Michelle & Jeff , from the WV Humanities Council. They talk about the importance of making a will and refreshing it every year or so. Governor Tomblin has declared this week Will's Week. It's a week ispiring people to make a will or refresh their current will. You can find out more about Leave A Legacy by visiting them on the web www.lalwv.org Michelle Perdue also on the show, she talks about October being National Prevention month and the winning poster in the Huntington Herald-Dispatch. Bobby & Jean talk about the mess in Washington.

Paul Swann discusses Marshall Football, talks to the Jewel City Rollergirls and discusses NASCAR with Jason Toy.

Bobby Nelson & Jean Dean's first guest was Kenny Perdue, President, WV AFL CIO. They talked about West Virginians who are current and past leaders in various unions. They touched on the shutdown in Washington, D.C. and the Affordable Care Act. They interviewed Kevin Armstrong from New Zealand in the second half. He has been a keen student of investment markets and their history for 30 years and in ‘Bulls, Birdies, Bogeys and Bears’ he brings a global and historical perspective to the understanding of investment markets. Toward the end of the show, Bobby played a clip from West Virginia native, Steve Harvey, host of his own talk show and Family Feud.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum. They talk about the upcoming match up with FAU with Fox Sports play-by-play announcer Brendan Burke. Also on the show Russ Anderson, Assistant Commissioner C-USA, to talk about a new bowl being added in Boca Raton FL. There are also references to Hanna-Barbara cartoons, but I (Slim) promise it's sports related!

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum. Woody is LIVE from the Union Pub & Grill.

Bobby Nelson & Jean Dean welcomed Dr. Gerry Beller, retired chair, political science, WV State University. They discussed the debt ceiling and the debacle in Washington, D.C. During the last 10 minutes of the hour, Jean & Bobby listed several activities going on this weekend in the tri state.

Mike Kirtner along with MU Athletic Director Mike Hamrick and H-D columnist Chuck Landon.

Paul Swann & Woody Woodrum. Woody is live from Christopher's Eats. Also on the show, Ken LaVicka, play-by-play for FAU, Cincinnati Bengal and former Herd great Chris Crocker, also on the show, Adam Cavalier, Carson-Newman Athletics.

Jean Dean & Bobby Nelson welcomed Bos & Dotty Johnson to the show. They discussed: potential cuts to Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, the debt ceiling, the government shutdown, and Marshall University. Bobby & Jean welcomed Maestro Kimo Furumoto, Huntington Symphony Orchestra, in advance of Saturday's concert at the Keith Albee.