Richmond's Morning News

On today's show, we focus on yesterday's violence in Boulder, Colorado, and we talk about the Richmond Commonwealth's Attorney campaign. Our guests are Brian Kilmeade and Colette McEachin.

In our first hour, we focus on yesterday's Boulder, Colorado, violence, the victims of which were Jewish and the perpetrator of which claimed to be acting on behalf of "Palestine."

In our second hour, we hear from Fox News' Brian Kilmeade and talk to Richmond Commonwealth's Attorney Colette McEachin about her work on the job.

In our third hour, we delve further into the Richmond Commonwealth's Attorney campaign. . . .

In our final hour, we continue to discuss the terror attack in Boulder -- and we promote the show meetup on Thursday (at Capital Ale House in Innsbrook).

We start the show today by discussing yesterday's terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, and by giving you "Five Things" that you need to know this Monday morning. . . .

Atop the 7 o'clock hour, we check in with Fox's Brian Kilmeade for our weekly conversation with him. Primarily, Rich and Brian discuss yesterday's Anti-Semitic violence/terror attack in Boulder, Colorado.

In our 7:30 half hour, Richmond Commonwealth's Attorney Colette McEachin joins Rich -- in studio! -- to discuss her record and re-election campaign.

More of "Rick's" conversation with Colette (not Delores) McEachin . . .

On today's show, we discuss wokeism at Harvard, Richmond's latest water fiasco, a Midlothian High School fundraiser, President Trump's proposed tariffs, and weekend events in the area. Our guests are Jeff Katz, Phil Gross, George Allen, and Dave Saunders. Enjoy!

In our first hour, we discuss Harvard University's wokeism, give you "Five Things" that you need to know this AM, and ask: What's your favorite roadside snack?

In our second hour this morning, we discuss the City of Richmond's latest water crisis. . . .

In our third hour this AM, we talk to Midlothian High School football coach Phil Gross about a fundraiser there, discuss tariffs with George Allen, and check in on the markets with Greer Financial's Michael Greer.

In our final hour, we talk about what folks can do for fun in and around Richmond this late spring weekend!

TGIF! To start today's show, we give you "Five Things" that you need to know to start your weekend. . . .

In our 7:30 half hour, we check in with our good friend Jeff Katz, who opines about the dysfunction in the City of Richmond. . . .

Atop the 8 o'clock hour, we hear from Midlothian High School football coach Phil Gross, who promotes a golf fundraiser to raise money for a new weight room at the school in honor of the late Wyatt Fowler.

In our 8:30 half hour, we have our weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen, who explains his objections to President Trump's emergency reciprocal tariffs.

Atop the 9 o'clock hour, Madison+Main's Dave Saunders tells us what folks can do in and around town this weekend. . . .

On today's show, we discuss the latest developments regarding the War in Ukraine, President Trump's "Golden Dome" (and offer of protection to Canada), burnout among young adults, and Elon Musk's departure from DOGE. Our guests are Jim Gilmore, Mike Hahn, and Meridith Elliott Powell. Enjoy!

In our first hour, we ask you: If President Trump wanted your services, would you drop everything to go work for him?

In our second hour, we delve into international affairs, with (the first part of) our weekly conversation with Jim Gilmore and a discussion about President Trump's proposed "Golden Dome."

In our penultimate hour, we further discuss international politics/relations -- and ask: Why are Millennials and Gen Z-ers feeling already feeling burned out in life?

In our final hour, we ask: What grade does Elon Musk deserve for his work at DOGE, as he prepares to leave his role there?

Happy "Friday Eve"! As usual, we start today's show by telling you "Five Things" that you need to know to start your morning. . . .

Atop the 7 o'clock hour, we play the first part of our two-part weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore -- who, predictably, has much to say about recent developments on the international stage.

More of our weekly conversation with former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore . . .

In our 7:30 half hour, we talk to GOP strategist Mike Hahn, who addresses President Trump's "Golden Dome" proposal and offer to protect Canada in exchange for statehood.

Atop the 8 o'clock hour, we talk to mental fitness expert Meridith Elliott Powell -- who discusses the phenomenon of early burnout among Millennials and Gen Z-ers.

On today's show, we delve into another Richmond water fiasco, discuss international relations, and address the latest news regarding transgender participation in female sports. Our guests are Howard Gutman, Tim Phillips, Danny Avula, Michael Phillips, Bentley Chan, and Jeff Monosso. Enjoy!

In our first hour this morning, we discuss the City of Richmond's latest water crisis. . . .

In our second hour, we discuss international politics with Howard Gutman and Tim Phillips -- and we get an impromptu conversation with Richmond Mayor Danny Avula about the latest water trouble in the city.

In our third hour, we continue to cover the latest water crisis in Richmond, and we take a look at the markets with Greer Financial's Michael Greer.

In our final hour, we discuss the latest transgender sports news, with President Trump threatening to withhold funding from California over transgender participation in girls'/women's sports.

We start this rainy Wednesday by telling you "Five Things" that you need to know this AM. . . .

Atop the 7 o'clock hour, we check in with our friend Howard Gutman . . . and -- surprise, surprise -- the conversation goes off on a partisan tangent, LOL.

In our 7:30 half hour, we talk to Nestpoint Director of Government Affairs & Global Strategies Tim Phillips, who addresses the United States' evolving relationship with Syria.

Amid another issue with city water, Mayor Danny Avula jumps on with us for a quick conversation about the problem and the progress toward a resolution.

Atop the 8 o'clock hour, we hear from THE RICHMONDER's Michael Phillips, who, naturally, discusses the city's latest water fiasco.

In our 8:30 half hour, we speak to Henrico Water Director Bentley Chan, who discusses the extent to which Henrico County is independent from and dependent on the City of Richmond for the utility.

Our final guest of the morning is Fox's Jeff Monosso, who offers an update regarding the subject of transgender participation in girls'/women's sports.

On today's show, we reminisce about Memorial Day, get a City Hall update, talk about Virginians for Reconciliation, and discuss the latest headlines generally. Our guests are Brian Kilmeade, Sarah Abubaker, and Delores McQuinn. Enjoy!

In our first hour, we recount Memorial Day ceremonies, give you "Five Things" that you need to know this AM, and ask: How much is just right for tipping?

In our second hour this Tuesday morning, we check in with both Brian Kilmeade and City Councilwoman Sarah Abubaker.

In our penultimate hour, we hear from Delegate Delores McQuinn of the House of Delegates, and Rich recalls his experience attending the Memorial Day ceremony at the Virginia War Memorial.

We close the show with more Memorial Day reminiscence, checking in on the James River Air Textline, and discussion of Rich's all-nighter at WRVA.

Atop the 7 o'clock hour, we check in -- as we usually do to start the week (whether on Monday or a Tuesday) -- with Fox's Brian Kilmeade. Brian talks about everything from his love of history to the news that flag football is coming to the Olympics.

After the long holiday weekend, we start the show today with "Five Things" that you need to know this morning. . . .

In our 7:30 half hour, we hear from City Councilwoman Sarah Abubaker -- who joins the show/conversation for the first time since Council dismissed Richmond's now-former Inspector General, Jim Osuna.

Atop the 8 o'clock hour, we check back in with Virginia Delegate Delores McQuinn, who recalls the Virginians for Reconciliation event that took place at VCU a couple weekends ago.

In our 8:30 half hour, we hear excerpts from Rich's visit to the Virginia War Memorial yesterday.