
Join Dave Wilson and TJ Meadows as they discuss news and issues from around the great state of West Virginia
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1000 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Tom Willis, Berkeley County Senator running for US Senate, joins the show. Justice Thomas Ewing is running for the WV Supreme Court. Larry Jackson, challenging for the GOP nomination for US House of Representatives discusses his canidacy. Greg Thomas... more
Talking politics and big spending flowing into WV for the GOP Primary Election with Steven Allen Adams. Revenue Secretary Eric Nelson has the April revenue report. Del. Shawn Fluharty discusses the impact banning greyhound racing would have on the lo... more
Brad Mc has the latest on the Greenbrier ownership saga and a challenge to a WV Senate Candidate's residency. David H. McKinley weighs in on all of the out-of-state money pouring into the GOP Primary. Chris Stirewalt stops by and STEAM RELEASE!!!!
Jefferson County Sheriff Tom Hansen and other deputies join the show to breakdown the response to Wildwood Middle School on Thursday following a suspected threat. WV Senator Tom Takubo talks about his re-election campaign. Hoppy stops by and Brad McE... more
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I’m a Democrat who listen to Hoppy Kerchibal regularly l. He always tried to be fair to all sides. The new hosts are so pro Trump, and don’t really present other sides of the argument.. I assume when your sponsor the Coal Association has ads bragging about how wonderful Justice and the governor are, you are not allowed to offer another point of view.
If this continues, I won’t be listening anymore
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Great show, love Hoppy. I listen to the podcast over the live show because I can fast forward through the commercials (sorry Tony).
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This show consistently covers state politics, budgeting, energy policy, and Education matters in West Virginia, often weaving live interviews with lawmakers, educators, and policy experts into ongoing coverage of fast-moving legislative rounds. Notable thread: how state and federal policy intersect to shape energy costs, job creation, and public services, with real-time updates from Capitol reporters and guests who bring practical, on-the-ground perspectives on governance, funding, and reform.
A standout pattern is the mix of in-depth policy discussions and personal narratives—ranging from energy and economic development to foster care and school funding—delivered in a way that aims to translate complex issues into actionable takeaways for... more
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