Jean Dean returned from vacation. She and co-host Bobby Nelson welcomed Huntington Mayor Steve Williams. They talked about the horrific winds that swept through the tri-state Friday morning. Plan 2025, a vision of the city by that year,was detailed by the Mayor. Jean & Bobby welcomed John Patrick Grace of Publisher's Place and former AP correspondent. They talked about Kentucky's success with the Affordable Care Act, and tomorrow's elections in 3 states.

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Tri State Viewpoint 11-4-13

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

H-D Radio 10-31-13

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

Sports Line 10-31-13

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.

Tri State Viewpoint 10-31-13

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.

Sports Line 10-30-13

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.

Sports Line 10.29-13

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!"

Tri State Viewpoint 10-30-13

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.

Tri State Viewpoint 10-29-13

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.

Sports Line 10-28-13

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.

Tri State Viewpoint 10-28-13

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

H-D Radio 10-22-13

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.

Tri State Viewpoint 10-25-13

Sports Line 10-22-13

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.

Tri State Viewpoint 10-24-13

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.

Tri State Viewpoint 10-23-13

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