Dwarves, Fairies, and Mermaids might sound like a strange way to teach a history and geography lesson, but John Hood took this challenge head-on and achieved the objective in spades with his book, “Mo

Election 2021 is almost behind us and, if two recounts in races for the Virginia House of Delegates hold for the Republicans, they will return to the majority in the House and will have won all three

Meagan LoBuglio, Regional Program Manager, Southwest Region, Virginia Values Veterans (V3) Program joins the show to celebrate Veterans’ Day with us, as well as to explain the great work being done by

Dr. Stephen Farnsworth is an award-winning professor of political science for the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Va. His focus area is American Government: The Presidency, Media and

A marvel of engineering and technology is happening about 27 miles off the coast of Virginia: The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) Project. Dominion Energy is in the final stages of testing the p

Russ Harper is a pastor, small business owner, Army veteran, and father of five. He is seeking to add "member of the House of Delegates" to his list of accomplishments. Harper is challenging Shelly Si

Episode 95 is with Judge Chad Dotson, Dean of Students and Distinguished Professor of Law at Appalachian School of Law. The former circuit court judge also writes columns for Cincinnati Magazine about

Episode 94 of The J.R. Hoeft Show welcomes John McGlothlin, author of "How to Deal with Damn Near Anything - The Paratrooper's Guide to Life." McGlothlin, an attorney - and veteran of the wars in Iraq

Episode 93 of The J.R. Hoeft Show welcomes Dr. Alice Louise Kassens. Dr. Kassens is a professor of economics at Roanoke College, as well as a senior analyst at the Institute for Policy and Opinion Res

Episode 92 of The J.R. Hoeft Show welcomes Del. Jason Miyares, GOP candidate for Attorney General in Virginia. Jason tells us about why he decided to run for attorney general, the importance of family