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Tom Ellington and Jon Schott join Robey and Scott to discuss the evolution and growth of Cirrus Vodka and the recent opening of its new tasting room in the Scott's Addition neighborhood of Richmond. The space, known as Ballast, also houses Yellow Umbrella and Slack Tide Fish Co. The tasting room's drink menu, created by Jon, includes a variety of vodka-based cocktails, with a focus on local products.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this Good Friday, Pastor Robey Barnes leads us through the final hours of Jesus' life, reflecting on His deep sorrow, faithful submission, and unwavering obedience to the Father. From the heaviness in the olive grove to His betrayal and trial, we witness the perfect love and suffering of Jesus as He takes on the weight of humanity's sin. Through vivid retelling and powerful insight, we're reminded that Jesus' path to the cross was not just a sacrifice—it was a healing act that brought freedom from sin, oppression, and spiritual affliction. This message calls us to follow Christ's example: to submit, to love, and to walk faithfully through suffering, knowing it is part of our preparation for glory.

The Robey Theatre Company in Association with The Los Angeles Theatre Center presents: Last Night at Mikell's @ The Los Angeles Theatre Center - 7.7 out of 10! Above Average! April 12 - May 11, 2025. www.latheatrebites.com

On Palm Sunday, Pastor Robey Barnes unpacks the powerful moment of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem by drawing a striking parallel to the discovery of a rare silver coin from the Jewish revolt against Rome. Just as that coin symbolized a declaration of independence, Jesus' entry—riding humbly on a donkey while crowds waved palm branches and cried “Hosanna!”—was a bold, prophetic declaration of victory. But unlike earthly revolutions, Jesus came not to overthrow Rome, but to conquer sin, suffering, and death. This message invites us to rethink what true triumph looks like and to trust in the humble King who brings eternal victory through the cross.

In this message from our From Death to Life series, Pastor Robey Barnes challenges us to evaluate whether our lives reflect true transformation or just religious affiliation. Drawing from the contrasting examples of the chief priests, Judas, Lazarus, and Mary, we are reminded that being near spiritual things doesn't guarantee a changed heart. Through Jesus' death and resurrection, we are offered more than just association—we are offered new life, invincibility through faith, and freedom from greed, hypocrisy, and self-preservation. This sermon invites us to experience the authentic transformation only Jesus can bring and to live a life of genuine worship, rest, and generosity.

As we conclude our Messengers series, we explore the transformative power of the Gospel and what it means to truly fear the Lord. Looking at the story of Cornelius, we see that God calls people from all nations to Himself, breaking down barriers and extending His grace to those who seek Him. Cornelius' reverence for God was not just belief but action—prayer, generosity, and obedience—yet even these were not enough to save him. It was only through the Gospel of Jesus Christ that he and his household found salvation. This message challenges us to reflect on our own faith: Do we merely believe, or do we fear the Lord in a way that shapes our lives? As we prepare for Easter, we celebrate the ultimate Messenger—Jesus—who brings salvation to all who trust in Him. Join us as we respond in worship, inviting others into this life-changing truth

In Messengers Part 5, Pastor Robey Barnes dives into Acts 10, revealing how God's plan for the gospel breaks down walls of division. Just as the fall of the Berlin Wall united families, Peter's vision challenged deeply held traditions, inviting believers to embrace inclusion and reconciliation. Discover how God's love knows no boundaries and how we are called to tear down walls in our lives and communities. Don't miss this powerful message on unity and the power of the gospel!

Is your faith just a routine, or is it a real relationship with God? In Messengers, Part 4: More Than Religion, Pastor Robey Barnes unpacks Saul's dramatic conversion in Acts 9, showing how misguided zeal can blind us to true grace. Through the example of Ananias, we see how God calls us not just to religious duty but to a transformed life rooted in His mercy. Join us as we explore what it means to move beyond empty rituals and into a vibrant, personal faith. Don't miss this powerful message!

Robey Martin and Scott Wise discuss the latest restaurant news in Virginia, including the expansion of The Fishin' Pig to Innsbrook. Nash Osborn joins to talk about The Fishin' Pig's origins, its growth to six locations, and its philanthropic efforts, including supporting Virginia universities and community events. They also discuss the upcoming opening of The Fox and Lamb in Farmville, offering a members-only speakeasy and event space. Scott shares his experiences at Susie's, Brave Captain, and Pink Room. Robey's offers insight into Stanley's cheesesteaks in Richmond and Frank and Patty's in Virginia Beach.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How far would you go to share the Gospel? In Acts 8, God sends Philip on a divine mission to chase down an Ethiopian eunuch searching for truth. Though the eunuch had traveled to Jerusalem to worship, barriers prevented him from fully belonging. But God saw him, pursued him, and sent Philip to reveal the good news of Jesus. This powerful moment reminds us that God goes to great lengths to reach and redeem the lost—and He calls us to do the same. Who in your life needs to hear the message of Jesus? Are you willing to chase them down with the Gospel?

Justin Ferguson spends his workdays making Virginia real estate deals. But when work is done and it's time to play, Ferguson becomes TheBlackSommRVA, a role that allows him to share the wine knowledge he's learned while becoming a WSET Level 3 certified sommelier. "The more I jumped into this business [commercial real estate], I started being around wine more, and I wanted to be a better agent and understand what my clients want. So I'm like, let me learn about it. I've just kept progressing. And here we are now," he said about the bridging of his real estate and wine careers. "During COVID, it was great when the world was shutting down, and you didn't want to talk to anyone about real estate. I would call people and say, 'Hey, let's drink wine and talk about something other than real estate. We'll sit six feet apart and just be humans.' Real estate is transactional, but it gets too transactional. So, like, hey, Justin is here to provide wine value to me as well." But Ferguson doesn't just use wine to help his real estate career. He's been able to launch a second career as the wine director at The Underground Kitchen in Richmond, Virginia. "It is an experiential dining kitchen. So we're not open every day, which is great," he said. "The Kitchen pays respect and creativity to the LGBTQ community but also to chefs of color with flavors. We like seasoning. Chef Steve Glenn likes Creole and Southern cooking. So that's good portion sizes, but really well-seasoned food. It's fun pairing different cultures with wine." Initially inspired by Dlynn Proctor and the movie SOMM, Ferguson said he hopes his efforts expose more people to the beauty and wonder of wine. "There was a guy, his name was Dlynn Proctor, and he was, like, the only Black guy. There aren't many Black Master Somms. So seeing him in that role sparked the idea — representation matters," Ferguson said about his initial push toward earning his sommelier certification. "Because my family still, to this day, doesn't drink wine; they aren't wine people. They are beer and other alcohol drinkers. I think [wine] wasn't introduced throughout my culture the same way other spirits were." When asked to recommend a bottle of wine for Eat It, Virginia listeners to try, Ferguson did not hesitate. "The thing on top of my mind right now is, honestly, Black winemakers," he said. "One that I've been enjoying is O.P.P wine (Other People's Pinot Noir) by André Mack." Other stuff on this episode: The opening of Ripple Ray's, a Grateful Dead themed bar in Richmond (2:10) The new Mardi Gras menu at Get Tight Lounge (2:45) The Sunday Bagel phenomenon (4:40) The opening of the Ugly Dumpling (6:45) Robey's new column in Style Weekly (7:50) Robey's recent visits to Brave Captain and Susie's (9:00) The Mailbag wants to know about James Beard Awards snubbing Richmond restaurants once again (12:00) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

God has placed you exactly where you are for a reason. In the first message of our new series Messengers, Pastor Robey Barnes unpacks Acts 8:26-40, where Philip meets the Ethiopian eunuch in a divinely orchestrated encounter. Through this story, we are reminded that our jobs, relationships, and daily interactions are not random but opportunities for evangelism. Are you paying attention to the divine appointments in your life? Discover how to step into God's purpose and share the gospel with boldness.

In this week's sermon from our Keeping It Real series, Pastor Robey Barnes explores the power of influence and the vital role of discernment in our lives. From the advice we follow to the media we consume, every influence shapes us in profound ways. Pastor Robey unpacks how bad advice can harm areas like marriage, parenting, finances, and spiritual growth, while aligning with God's Word leads to true life and flourishing. With practical steps to evaluate and reset what's shaping our hearts, this message challenges us to make God's Word the primary influence in our lives.

In the third installment of the Keeping It Real series, Pastor Robey Barnes dives deep into the transformative power of our words in relationships. Drawing wisdom from Proverbs, we'll explore how a gentle tongue can be a tree of life, bringing healing and restoration to even the most strained relationships. Discover how communication rooted in wisdom and empathy fosters growth, and how controlling anger and taming the tongue can diffuse conflict and build trust. Through practical insights and biblical truths, learn how God can use your words to uplift and restore the most precious connections in your life.

In Part 2 of the “Keeping it Real” series, Pastor Robey Barnes unpacks Proverbs 27:5-6, revealing the transformative power of genuine friendships that embrace correction and truth. Through practical examples and biblical insights, he highlights the dangers of hidden love, flattery, and rejecting reproof, while emphasizing the importance of wisdom and growth in our relationships. Discover how embracing faithful rebuke and aligning with God's Word leads to deeper, more authentic connections and spiritual transformation. This message challenges us to value friendships that help us grow into the people God has called us to be.

We try to answer all of your questions concerning tithing. Is tithing 10% required by God? Susan Puzio with Ron Robey.

Richmond is kicking off the new year with a fresh vision as Dr. Danny Avula is sworn in as the Mayor of Richmond on January 1, 2025. Just days before officially taking office, Mayor Avula sat down with hosts Scott and Robey to delve into a variety of topics centered around the vibrant restaurant scene in Richmond. In this episode, Mayor Avula reflects on how food and family meals shaped his upbringing and shares his hopes toward fostering a strong partnership between City Hall and local restaurants. Plus, we put him on the spot to reveal his favorite dining spots in both Richmond and its surrounding suburbs. We want to hear from you! Email the show with your thoughts and suggestions for topics you'd like us to cover in 2025. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram for updates and behind-the-scenes content!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Christmas Eve, Pastor Robey Barnes brings a powerful message about the joy of giving and receiving gifts. Drawing from the Christmas story, he explores the different types of “gift-getters” we all encounter—those who receive with gratitude, those who proclaim their gifts, and those who miss the value of the gift entirely. Through this lens, Pastor Robey challenges us to reflect on how we respond to the greatest gift ever given: Jesus. As Christians, we are called not only to receive this gift with wonder but to proclaim it boldly to the world. This heartfelt message will inspire you to share the hope, joy, and love of Christ this season and beyond.

In the second message of our Christmas series Wonder, Pastor Robey Barnes invites us to rediscover the awe and amazement of the season. This sermon explores how the birth of Jesus brings a sense of wonder that can transform our lives, even in the midst of the busyness and distractions of the holidays. By focusing on the miraculous story of Christ's arrival, we are reminded to pause, reflect, and let the wonder of God's love lead us to the true source of joy. This Christmas, let the wonder of Jesus' birth fill your heart with lasting joy and hope.

Antonio Owen, the chef-owner of Sweet P’s in Richmond, Virginia, recently shared his culinary journey and life philosophies on the “Eat It, Virginia” podcast with Scott Wise and Robey Martin. The veteran’s guiding philosophies in the kitchen is that no job is beneath him. "If you think you’re too good to take out the trash, your whole mindset is wrong," he said. This hands-on mentality has been crucial in establishing a strong, supportive team. The restaurant also embraces fun, with the introduction of “Whitney Wednesdays,” a weekly event celebrating Whitney Houston’s music and food inspired by her favorite dishes. In this episode, Robey also discusses an extensive list of Richmond-area Christmas bars that she helped compile for Style Weekly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Wonder, Part 1: Recapturing the Wonder, Pastor Robey Barnes explores the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth from the Gospel of Luke, showing how their journey of hope and miraculous birth reflects our need to rediscover wonder. Zechariah's answered prayers, the angel Gabriel's message, and the challenge of overcoming doubt remind us of God's unwavering faithfulness. Life's trials often dull our sense of awe, but this sermon encourages us to confront our doubts, trust God's promises, and embrace the anticipation of the Christmas season. Join us as we awaken to the miraculous gift of Jesus and recapture the joy, faith, and wonder that make this season truly meaningful.

This week, we're wrapping up our collaborative series “Jesus is King” with a message that hits close to home: “Can Humility Change Everything?” Pastor Robey Barnes is diving into how humility isn't just a nice idea—it's a game-changer for our relationships, workplaces, and everyday lives. By looking at Jesus, the ultimate example of humble leadership, we'll see how putting others first and serving with a selfless heart can transform not only our lives but also the world around us. You won't want to miss this practical and inspiring message as we learn how to live out the kind of humility that reflects Jesus as King!

In Week 2 of our “Jesus is King” series, we explore how the unifying power of Christ reshapes our relationships, bringing us together as one family under God. In a world so often marked by division and isolation, Jesus calls us to an uncommon unity that transcends backgrounds, opinions, and even conflicts. Through His life and teachings, we find that unity in Christ is not simply tolerance or harmony but a deep and enduring connection forged by His love and sacrifice. As followers of Jesus, we're invited to reflect this unity, standing as a powerful testimony of God's kingdom to the world. Join us as we look at how we can actively live out this calling and bring hope, peace, and reconciliation to those around us.

In this powerful message, Pastor Robey Barnes unpacks the incredible authority, love, and power of Jesus Christ. Through stories where Jesus demonstrates his unmatched control over creation, life, and death, we are invited to discover who Jesus truly is. Pastor Robey dives deep into the unfathomable love and immeasurable power that Jesus offers each of us—bringing hope to our lives, no matter what we face. Join us as we learn how to anchor our faith, overcome fear, and find peace in knowing that Jesus reigns over all. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, looking for hope, or seeking to grow your faith, this message will renew your understanding of Jesus and inspire a life of unwavering hope.

In “Set Your Minds on Things Above,” Pastor Robey encourages believers to focus on their identity in Christ amidst the uncertainties of life and the political landscape. Drawing inspiration from the story of King Josiah's revival in Israel, he emphasizes the importance of clinging to God's Word, praying for our leaders, and voting with a kingdom perspective rather than succumbing to fear and anxiety. As the congregation prepares to join a broader series called Jesus is King, Pastor Robey calls for unity in faith, urging everyone to set their hearts on heavenly truths and to live out their identity as citizens of God's eternal kingdom. Through scripture and prayer, he invites all to find peace and purpose, reminding them that their ultimate hope lies not in earthly powers but in Jesus Christ, our King.

In this episode, join host Kimmi Devaney and Dr. Wade Robey for a conversation about mycotoxins, strategies to mitigate mycotoxin issues and more. Robey is the president of Amlan International and vice president of agriculture at Oil-Dri Corporation of America, where he leads Amlan's animal health business and oversees Oil-Dri's R&D and Agriculture Products Division. Here is the episode breakdown: [~0:45] About Robey's background[~1:40] Mycotoxins: What they are and the impact they have on the dairy industry[~2:50] The financial impact mycotoxins can have on a dairy operation[~4:05] Initial signs that a farm may be dealing with mycotoxin issues[~6:00] The impact on milk production, reproduction, calves and animal health[~8:10] Seasonality of mycotoxins[~10:25] Strategies to prevent or minimize mycotoxin issues[~14:50] Questions livestock producers often ask about mycotoxins[~17:20] What to look for when considering products to address mycotoxin issues[~21:30] Rapid-fire questions

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Robey Barnes takes us through the book of Malachi, unveiling how God uses the imagery of the sun to point to His Son, Jesus Christ. As Malachi warns of the coming Day of the Lord—a day of judgment for the wicked—Pastor Robey emphasizes the hope found in Jesus, the only one who can provide a way out from judgment. Through vivid parallels between the sun's rising and Christ's return, this message reminds us that just as the sun brings light and warmth to the world, Jesus shines brighter, offering salvation and healing to those who turn to Him before the Day of the Lord arrives.

David Whitby, owner of Shoreline Seafood Market, discussed his journey from his parents starting Yellow Umbrella to his new venture Shoreline -- a seafood market and a 10-seat restaurant for special dinners. Whitby emphasized the importance of sourcing high-quality seafood globally and shared tips for new seafood cooks who might be intimidated to prepare seafood at home. Robey and Scott also discussed the state of service at Richmond-area restaurants. Slide into their DMs to tell them which restaurants always deliver the goods.     Shoreline Seafood Market 10614 Patterson Avenue Henrico, Va. 23238See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this powerful message, Pastor Robey Barnes delves into Malachi 6, addressing a crucial question: “How shall we return to God?” Through this scripture, Pastor Robey unpacks God's call to return to worship with our finances. He challenges us to release our tight grip on the idol of money, reminding us that when we trust God with our resources, we allow Him to prove His faithfulness in providing for all our needs. Discover how financial surrender is a form of worship and how testing God's goodness can lead to profound blessings in every area of life.

In Part 2 of “How Shall We Return?”, Pastor Robey Barnes dives deeper into Malachi 3, exploring the powerful and challenging message God gives about our finances. Pastor Robey teaches that when we withhold our tithes and first fruits, we are, in fact, robbing God. But rather than condemning us, God invites us to test Him—offering a promise that when we trust Him with our giving, He will pour out blessings beyond what we can imagine. This sermon challenges us to step out in faith, let go of financial fear, and experience the joy of partnering with God in all areas of our lives.

In this message, Pastor Robey Barnes walks us through Malachi 6, where God speaks about tithing and what He truly wants from us when it comes to our finances. Pastor Robey doesn't shy away from the fact that money has been a source of hurt for many within the church. But just because there's been pain doesn't mean we can ignore what God says. He challenges us to take a fresh look at tithing, to recognize that God calls us to be faithful with what He's given us, and to trust Him with our finances. This is an invitation to heal, to return to God, and to see the blessing that comes from following His guidance—even when it's tough.

In this message, Pastor Robey Barnes dives into the powerful shift from the Old Covenant's rules and sacrifices to the New Covenant's grace through Jesus. We'll explore how Jesus fulfills every role—King, Savior, high priest, and the ultimate sacrifice. This sermon challenges us to think about whether we're living under the burden of the law or fully embracing the freedom of grace. Tune in to discover how we can live out our new identity in Christ and walk in the freedom He's given us!

When you think of Virginia's finest food and drink, you might think of Virginia ham, Virginia oysters, and Virginia wine. But Marshall Rabil suggests Virginia peanuts should be atop that list. Rabil should know a thing or two about peanuts. (36:35) His grandparents, Dot and HJ Hubbard, started Hubbard Peanut Company, which you may now know as Hubs, in Sedley, Virginia, back in 1954. (21:07) Rabil shared his family's peanut story with Scott and Robey, plus shared details about the upcoming Homegrown Harvest Festival he helped create as a showcase for restaurants and food purveyors in that part of Virginia. (50:11) "I've been in Charleston, New York, I think Richmond is really growing as a food destination. I think it's going to be known as one of the greatest places to eat in the country. It's slow. I mean, the restaurant scene has popped off, but I don't think that Tidewater, Virginia gets the credit that it deserves as the culinary destination with the bounty of ingredients that we have from the Chesapeake Bay and the ocean and all of our farms and the farmers that are raising animals sustainably," he said. "So I always wanted to work with chefs and bring a party to Southampton County and Franklin. And so last year we created this festival to benefit the Food Bank and the CROP Foundation. And this year we've kind of expanded it." Click here for ticket and schedule information. Other topics discussed on this episode of Eat It, Virginia include: A new bagel place in Richmond (2:30) The opening of Toast at Scott's Walk (5:10) Gelati Celesti Turns 40 (6:25) The opening of Southern Kitchen at Stony Point Fashion Park (10:40) The thought process behind Richmond restaurants offering (or not offering) reservations (11:40) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Susan Dempsey and Charity Robey get together to discuss an upcoming community forum to discuss some community issues. Join them as they talk about water quality, the housing market, and health care. Are you interested in these issues? Join us for the forum this Thursday.

In the 8 AM Hour: Larry O'Connor and Patrice Onwuka discussed: WMAL GUEST: 8:05 AM - INTERVIEW - VINCE COGLIANESE - WMAL host of “The Vince Coglianese Show” –  talked about what he's seeing and hearing on the ground in Virginia at an early voting place in Fairfax.  SOCIAL MEDIA: https://x.com/VinceCoglianese PHOTOS: https://x.com/WMALDC/status/1837105442234814698 WMAL GUEST: 8:15 AM - INTERVIEW - MELISSA ROBEY - is organizing a “Trump Winery Rally for Women” on Saturday (9/21 / tomorrow) Here is a link. https://rally-virginia.org University of Maryland President Acknowledges ‘Recurrent Language,' Submits To Plagiarism Review Oprah and Kamala's Sit-down Chat: L A R R Y on X: "{Sigh} Where to find more about WMAL's morning show:  Follow the Show Podcasts on Apple podcasts, Audible and Spotify. Follow WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" on X: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor,  @Jgunlock, @patricepinkfile, and @heatherhunterdc.  Facebook: WMALDC and Larry O'Connor Instagram: WMALDC Show Website: https://www.wmal.com/oconnor-company/ How to listen live weekdays from 5 to 9 AM: https://www.wmal.com/listenlive/ Episode: Friday, September 20, 2024 / 8 AM Hour  O'Connor and Company is proudly presented by Veritas AcademySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WMAL GUEST: 8:15 AM - INTERVIEW - MELISSA ROBEY - is organizing a “Trump Winery Rally for Women” on Saturday (9/21 / tomorrow) Here is a link. https://rally-virginia.org Where to find more about WMAL's morning show:  Follow the Show Podcasts on Apple podcasts, Audible and Spotify. Follow WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" on X: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor,  @Jgunlock, @patricepinkfile, and @heatherhunterdc.  Facebook: WMALDC and Larry O'Connor Instagram: WMALDC Show Website: https://www.wmal.com/oconnor-company/ How to listen live weekdays from 5 to 9 AM: https://www.wmal.com/listenlive/ Episode: Friday, September 20, 2024 / 8 AM Hour  O'Connor and Company is proudly presented by Veritas AcademySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this sermon "God's Refining Fire” we take a look at how God uses the tough moments in our lives to shape us, just like a refiner uses fire to purify gold. We'll explore what Malachi 3 says about how God cleanses and prepares us for His purpose, and how this refining process is meant to draw us closer to Him. It's not about following a set of rules but experiencing His grace and justice in a real, personal way. How is God using His refining fire to transform your heart right now?

As we continue our Marriage series Pastor Robey delivers a powerful and practical sermon on how to protect your marriage from spiritual attack. He challenges us to watch over our minds, set our thoughts on things above, and guard our spirits, reminding us that the enemy seeks to twist our view not just of ourselves but of our spouse. Learn how the Gospel can reshape your marriage, how to set wise boundaries, and the power of expressing adoration and admiration. Don't miss this eye-opening message that will equip you to guard and strengthen your most important earthly relationship!

We're kicking off our new series, “Marriage” with a message that speaks right to the heart of what it means to have a godly marriage. Pastor Robey will take us through Malachi 2:10, unpacking the real-life challenges that every couple faces. From dealing with our own selfish tendencies to growing together spiritually, this sermon is all about getting real with what it takes to build a marriage that honors God. Whether you're just starting out or you've been married for years, this message will encourage you and give you practical steps to strengthen your relationship and align it with God's design.

This is our final special bonus episode of the Sista Brunch podcast recorded live at the Essence Film Festival in New Orleans!

Have you ever wondered what God thinks when we don't give Him our best? In this second sermon of our “Cut to the Heart” series, we dive into the book of Malachi to find out. This message invites us to take a closer look at the sacrifices we bring to God—are they wholehearted, or are we holding back? We'll uncover how God views our half-hearted offerings and why He calls us to give Him our very best. Join us as we explore the true cost of holding back from God and the life-changing impact of surrendering fully to Him.

Welcome to our new series, "Cut to the Heart," where we're diving into the book of Malachi together! Pastor Robey Barnes kicks things off in Malachi chapter 1, where we explore the struggle of wrestling with God. This journey challenges us to think about the parts of our lives we might not have fully surrendered. As we learn to fully surrender, we can stop interpreting God's love based on our circumstances and instead start seeing our circumstances through the lens of God's love, especially as demonstrated through Jesus. It's all about getting real with ourselves and God, and we can't wait to explore this with you!

Ty Walker and his wife Shannon own and operate Smoke in Chimneys trout farm in New Castle, Virginia. In this Eat It, Virginia episode, Walker joined Scott and Robey and shared his experience revitalizing a 1930s trout hatchery. He discussed the challenges of starting and running a sustainable fish farm, including public perception, infrastructure limitations, and high start-up costs. (22:45) Walker also touched on the big role faith has played in his business. (50:05) Other topics discussed in this episode include: The restaurants Robey included on the July 2024 Hot List (1:58) The situation with Brittanny Anderson and the Pink Room (8:22) An update on the whereabouts of Richmond chef Bobo Catoe (11:20) The mystery and annoyance surrounding the lack of prices on menus (13:05) The best ways to reach the podcast are through Instagram DMs and email. This episode is sponsored by the Virginia Museum of History & Culture and its new exhibit Julia Child: A Recipe For Life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

in the 8 AM House; Larry O'Connor and Julie Gunlock discussed: WMAL Guest: 8:05 AM - INTERVIEW - Jerry Leeman-Lobster fisherman and CEO of NE Fishermen's Stewardship Assoc. WMAL GUEST: Julie Kelly publisher of the Substack "Declassified with Julie Kelly" and author of "January 6: How Democrats Used the Capitol Protest to Launch a War on Terror Against the Political Right" Also: why a wax statue of Abe Lincoln is melting Where to find more about WMAL's morning show:  Follow the Show Podcasts on Apple podcasts, Audible and Spotify. Follow WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" on X: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor,  @Jgunlock,  @patricepinkfile and @heatherhunterdc.  Facebook: WMALDC and Larry O'Connor Instagram: WMALDC Show Website: https://www.wmal.com/oconnor-company/ How to listen live weekdays from 5 to 9 AM: https://www.wmal.com/listenlive/ Episode: Monday, July 1, 2024 / 8 AM Hour  O'Connor and Company is proudly presented by Veritas AcademySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WMAL GUEST: 8:15 AM - INTERVIEW - MELISSA ROBEY - Founder, We Back Blue WEBSITE: https://webackblue.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA: https://www.facebook.com/WeBackBlue/ Virginia House repeals eligibility restrictions to veteran tuition benefits. Virginia's House of Delegates voted unanimously Friday to restore free college tuition at state schools for families of veterans who were killed or seriously disabled while on active duty. The House bill now goes to the Senate, which is expected to take up the issue on Monday. Its future in the Senate is unclear. Where to find more about WMAL's morning show:  Follow the Show Podcasts on Apple podcasts, Audible and Spotify. Follow WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" on X: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor,  @Jgunlock,  @patricepinkfile and @heatherhunterdc.  Facebook: WMALDC and Larry O'Connor Instagram: WMALDC Show Website: https://www.wmal.com/oconnor-company/ How to listen live weekdays from 5 to 9 AM: https://www.wmal.com/listenlive/ Episode: Monday, July 1, 2024 / 8 AM Hour  O'Connor and Company is proudly presented by Veritas AcademySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, we close out our mini-series in the book of James by discussing the modern orphan and how we can be Jesus' hands and feet to those in need. Listen in!

This morning, we begin a new series called 'The Real Thing. ' In it, we dive into a certain part of James that describes true and undefiled religion and how we can avoid falling into the enemy's trap of idolatry. Listen in!

The James Beard Awards, the food world's equivalent to the Oscars in Hollywood, snubbed Richmond restaurants and chefs for the third year in a row, Richmond Times-Dispatch restaurant critic Justin Lo (who appeared way back on Ep. 8) wrote in a recent article that appeared in the city paper. Lo laid out his reasoning behind the so-called snubs and later called his article a conversation starter on the topic. Well, consider the conversation continued. On this episode of "Eat It, Virginia!" co-host Robey Martin shares her beliefs about why no Richmond chefs nor restaurants have been honored by James Beard since the pandemic. She also lays out what Richmond restaurants and their fans should do to help Richmond get back on the James Beard map (15:15). Before that, Scott shares some recent breakfast and coffee experiences (2:45) at Rise and Shine Diner in Ashland and Café y Sabor, Brecotea, and Brick Road Coffee Co. all along various parts of West Broad Street in Henrico County. Robey also wants you yo know about a special Juneteenth Celebration dinner (8:40) with Dr. Leni Sorensen at The Roosevelt in Richmond. Tickets are available here. This episode is sponsored by the Virginia Museum of History & Culture and its new exhibit Julia Child: A Recipe For Life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Pastor Robey Barnes closes out our 'Endure' series by diving into James 5. We learn what the Bible says about the power of faith. But how much faith? Listen in!

Austin Robey, co-founder of Metalabel, joins me to discuss alternative models for the internet. We explore “Ampled”, a cooperative platform for musicians that existed from 2018-2023 and theorize about the next generation of platforms. Follow: https://twitter.com/austinrobey_
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