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On the Feb. 07 Wake-Up Call, the scheduled guest was snowbound and unable to appear, so host Rick Moore and producer Sean McCord — aided by WNRN Station Manager Mike Friend and Bluegrass Sunday Morning host Rusty Cempre — take calls and talk about local news events. Topics include the community response to this winter’s snowstorms, the Morgan Harrington case, Virginia’s new Governor, and other stories in the news.
On the Jan. 31 episode of the Wake-Up Call, host Rick Moore talks with Beth Panilaitis of Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, a statewide citizens’ organization dedicated to educating the public about alternatives to the death penalty.
On the Jan. 24 Wake-Up Call, Rick talks with Rachel Unkefer, Vice-President and founding member of Writerhouse, a local initiative to promote the creation and appreciation of literature and to encourage the development of writers. Joining the conversation are Carey Morton, instructor, and Abbey Egner, young writer.
At the November 21 Democratic breakfast, a panel of Virginia Democratic Party leaders spoke about the future of the party following the recent and disappointing elections. The panel included:
Paul Martin, professor at UVA’s Batten School for Public Policy moderated the discussion.
On the Dec. 13 Wake-Up Call, host Rick Moore chats with Marc Smith, High Quality Beer Consultant for Virginia Eagle Distributing (and host of WNRN’s Saturday morning Grateful Dead and Friends) about different kinds of beers, the difference between micro and craft brewing, as well as trends and marketing. Joining the show on the phone are Andrew Miller of Magic Hat Brewing Co. and Hugh Sisson of Clipper City Beer.
On the Nov. 15 Wake-Up Call, host Rick Moore helps the Sexual Assault Resource Agency (SARA) celebrate its 30th anniversary with Michele Zehr, Outreach Advocate and Sexual Assault Resource Team (SART) Coordinator; and Aaron Miller, Child Advocate.
On the Oct. 18 Wake-Up Call, Rick talks with Dr. Peter Heymann, head of Pediatric Allergy and Respiratory Medicine at the UVA Medical Center, in a comprehensive discussion about food allergies and increasing allergic responses.
Lee Channing is an intuitive analyst who appeared on the Wake-Up Call, who talks about the feelings behind colors, relationships with pets, and personal experiences. Channing has a business in Charlottesville called Spirits Evolving.
On the October 04 Wake-Up Call, Rick talks with members of VOCAL (Virginia Organization of Consumers Asserting Leadership), a statewide nonprofit organization of people in mental health recovery.
It’s Pledge Week at WNRN! Rick talks with MaryEllen Wooten of Vets4Vets, a non-partisan organization dedicated to helping Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans reconnect through peer support.
On the Sept. 20 edition of the Wake-Up Call, host Rick Moore talks with Jack Marshall, President of Advocates for a Sustainable Albemarle Population (ASAP).
On the Sept. 13 edition of the Wake-Up Call, Rick talks with Jackie Bright, Executive Director of Literacy Volunteers of Charlottesville/Albemarle (LVCA). Joining them in the studio is Shawn Mulligan, a volunteer tutor at LVCA, and Vu Nguyen, the owner of Zinc restaurant, which employs LVCA students.