Best Schapiros Podcasts (2024)

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Pope & Schapiro: Primaries in the near and not-too-distant future

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Primaries top the list of political topics in the news over the last few days. Jeff Schapiro, political columnist at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.By dseidelvtedu

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Reaction to college protests rolls in from state lawmakers

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Credit: NPR Student protests and resulting arrests have upended life at some of Virginia’s universities in recent days. Michael Pope has more on how the state’s political leadership is lining up around the protests.By Nick Gilmore

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Virginia lab wins federal grant to break down forever chemicals

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Jefferson Lab scientists working to break-up molecules of forever chemicals — from left, John Vennekate, Anne-Marie Valente-Feliciano, Uttar Pudasaini, Gianluigi Ciorati and Malachi Schram. (Credit: Emily Perdue/Jefferson Lab) The EPA now requires water treatment plants to test for a group of contaminants known as forever chemicals. Used in product…

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VT president says he supports free-speech, but is disappointed with 82 protestors arrested at pro-Palestinian rally

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Police arrested dozens of people at a pro-Palestinian protest at Virginia Tech’s campus Sunday April 26th. (Credit: Roxy Todd / Radio IQ) Virginia Tech Police now say that they arrested 82 people late Sunday night and early Monday when they broke up a days-long protest on campus. 53 are current Virginia Tech students, according to a revised stateme…

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How the EPA’s new rules could impact Virginia

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New environmental rules from the federal government may help clear the air here in Virginia. Michael Pope reports.By Nick Gilmore

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Virginia using multi-pronged approach to address teacher vacancies

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A map showing Virginia’s school regions with the depth of their teacher vacancy rates. (Credit: Virginia Department of Education) Virginia wasn’t an outlier in learning or teacher loss in the wake of the pandemic. But new teacher licensure programs, backed with state funds, are hoping to curb the lack of educators parts of the Commonwealth face. Br…

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Millions of dollars are flowing into primary contests

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Primaries for Congress are only a few weeks away, and new fundraising numbers are giving an indication of where the race stands. Michael Pope is looking at the numbers.By Nick Gilmore

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Your Journey to Health | April 22, 2024 23:07

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By Dr. Brad Schapiro

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More lab schools approved, but not without some controversy

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Governor Glenn Younkin speaks before a crowd at VCU’s School of Engineering, opening the doors to his first STEM-focused lab school. (Credit: Brad Kutner / Radio IQ) Governor Glenn Youngkin is still looking to spend $100 million on new lab schools across Virginia, and a handful of applications were approved Thursday. But there were concerns about t…

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How AI could help those who care for people with dementia

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UVA Professor John Stankovic, graduate student Nan Wang and Professor Hongning Wang developed a system to support those who care for people with Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia. (Credit: Dan Addison / University Of Virginia Communications) Experts have raised alarms about the potential of artificial intelligence to cause problems fo…

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A nuclear electric utility bill hike may be on the horizon later this year

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This summer, a new law will go into effect, and it may mean you pay a higher electric bill. Michael Pope reports that money will go toward development of nuclear power.By Nick Gilmore

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Gold medalist boxer from Virginia won landmark 1949 Civil Rights case

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Norvel Lee state historical marker, dedicated in 2022 (Credit: Jeff Bossert) Until recently, if you do a quick web search on the name Norvel Lee, you’d likely find some of his accomplishments as a boxer. The Botetourt County native did earn an Olympic gold medal in the sport, becoming the first Black Virginian to receive that honor in the early 50’…

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Next year’s lieutenant governor race is already crowded

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The Democratic primary for lieutenant governor is heating up – with two high-profile candidates entering the race this week. Michael Pope has the latest.By Nick Gilmore

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Supreme Court of Virginia sides with former inmate on earned sentence credits case

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Credit: Jahd Khalil People who are incarcerated might be able to get out of prison earlier now that the Supreme Court of Virginia is weighing in on how earned sentence credits are calculated. Michael Pope reports.By Nick Gilmore

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Youngkin open to changes in skill games amendments

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Dozens of convenience store owners gather at the Capitol in yellow shirts in support of legalizing skill games. (Credit: Brad Kutner / Radio IQ) Virginia’s legislature said no to a host of amendments from Governor Glenn Youngkin to a bill legalizing skill games in the Commonwealth. But that didn’t end the conversation and lawmakers agreed to work w…

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A Supreme Court victory for a Richmond man will impact veterans nationwide

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A Richmond man’s victory in the United States Supreme Court is expected to help hundreds of thousands of veterans across the country. Michael Pope explains why.By Nick Gilmore

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Pope & Schapiro: Plenty of unfinished business

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There’s still a lot of unfinished business from the General Assembly Session. Jeff Schapiro, political columnist at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope talk about where we’re headed next.By dseidelvtedu

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228. Mets Sweep, Going Back to Cali 36:09

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In the latest episode of Simply Amazin', we celebrate the Mets' sweep over the Pirates this week at Citi Field, delve into who's hot and who's not, tip the cap to this Metropolitan pitching staff early on, and look ahead to a very tough series coming up against the Dodgers in L.A. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…

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Who has the upper hand in a Virginia budget standoff?

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Lawmakers are expected to return to the Capitol in Richmond next month for a special session on the budget. Michael Pope has a preview.By Nick Gilmore

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Youngkin signs student athlete compensation bill

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Governor Glenn Youngkin signs a bill allowing colleges to pay student athletes for their name, image and likeness. He’s flanked to the left by Del. Terry Kilgore, Sen. Aaron Rouse and Del. Terry Austin. (Credit: Brad Kutner) Ever since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned rules barring college athletes from getting paid for the use of their image, sta…

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Even with some Republican support, Senate can’t override Youngkin’s veto of school construction tax option

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Virginia Middle School in Bristol was built in 1916. (Credit: Bristol Public Schools) Lawmakers were unable to overturn a veto from the governor on a bill that might have helped school construction. Michael Pope has more on the debate.By dseidelvtedu

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Virginia’s budget deal pushed to May after newfound collaboration between Youngkin and legislature

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Members of the Virginia General Assembly gather in the House of Delegates for the 2024 veto session. (Credit: Brad Kutner / Radio IQ) Virginia’s top elected officials appeared unified around the promise of a real compromise budget during Wednesday’s veto session. Brad Kutner has more from the Capitol.…

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The fate of skill games is now in the governor’s hands

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Governor Glenn Youngkin is now facing a decision about what happens with slot-machine style machines in convenience stores and truck stops. Michael Pope reports.By Nick Gilmore

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The Digital Self, Reinvention, and Coming Out of the Chrysalis with Cody Cook-Parrott 1:08:34

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A deep dive into how we create, relate to, and maintain our digital selves/personas/brands — and can we ever truly leave them behind? Or reinvent them? Or start anew? My conversation partner in this investigation is Cody Cook-Parrot, a dancer and a writer who was formerly known as Marlee Grace. Their work focuses on the self, devotion, ritual, crea…

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Larry Campbell Testimony 54:05

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Dr. Brad talks with his friend Larry Campbell on today's program!By Dr. Brad Schapiro

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Your Journey to Health | Let's Talk Supplements | April 8, 2024 22:37

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Let's talk supplements with Doctor Brad on today's show!By Dr. Brad Schapiro

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Your Journey to Health | The Gathering | April 15, 2024 27:56

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The Gathering is happening on April 27th. Join Dr. Brad and friends as they talk about it on today's show!By Dr. Brad Schapiro

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Virginia’s legislature hasn’t overridden a veto in more than a decade. Could that change Wednesday?

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Virginia’s legislature returns to Richmond Wednesday to review Governor Glenn Youngkin’s vetoes and amendments. While tension remains high, at least one bill with strong bipartisan support could see Youngkin rebuked. Brad Kutner has more.By Nick Gilmore

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A look at what the 2024 reconvene session may hold

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All 140 members of the Virginia House of Delegates and the state Senate will be back in Richmond Wednesday. They’ll take action on all the governor’s amendments, including a historic number of budget amendments. Michael Pope has this preview.By Nick Gilmore

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A gubernatorial amendment on bullying might get the boot later this week

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Credit: Mallory Noe-Payne / Radio IQ All 140 members of the Virginia General Assembly will return to Richmond this week for a brief session to consider the governor’s amendments and vetoes. Michael Pope tells us one of the amendments they’ll be considering involves bullying in schools.By Nick Gilmore

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227. Mets Winning Series, Making Waves | Simply Amazin' 22:02

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In this episode of Simply Amazin', Tim talks about Dwight Gooden's wonderful weekend in Queens, the Mets' recent winning ways, and what this recent stretch could mean for the 2024 season. Competitive summer on deck? We shall see. Plus, Brett Baty, Francisco Lindor, and a look ahead at the upstart Pirates. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit pod…

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Virginia convenience stores protest Gov. Youngkin’s skill games amendments

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Convenience store owner Jarnail Singh participates in a protest over Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s proposed amendments to legislation that would legalize skill games in the Commonwealth. (Credit: Brad Kutner) Governor Glenn Youngkin tacked a lengthy list of amendments onto a bill that would legalize skill games. Now, impacted store owners are push…

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AirTags: Useful tool or potential privacy risk?

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Innovative technologies produce gadgets meant to be helpful or simplify our lives. But sometimes, new products are used for unintended, illicit purposes. Craig Wright has the story of a woman who wasn’t sure how to react to a disturbing alert she received on her phone about one such device.By dseidelvtedu

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‘Zombie mortgages’ to die for good later this year

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Starting this summer, Virginia will have a new law against so-called “zombie mortgages.” Michael Pope explains.By Nick Gilmore

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Pope & Schapiro: Parsing the governor’s amendments and vetoes

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The General Assembly is parsing through the governor’s many amendments and vetoes. Jeff Schapiro, political columnist at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.By dseidelvtedu

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Governor Youngkin says no to ranked-choice voting legislation

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Credit: Jahd Khalil Ranked-choice voting has gained popularity in recent years. Although, as Michael Pope tells us, it’s not popular at the Executive Mansion.By Nick Gilmore

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Youngkin gets mixed reviews on final criminal justice reform actions of 2024 session

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Governor Glenn Youngkin ran on a law and order platform. And while that may have put most criminal justice reform efforts on the chopping block, advocates and elected officials were surprised by what survived his veto pen. Brad Kutner has more.By Nick Gilmore

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UVA conference to address health risks linked to hotter weather

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We’ve heard a lot about dangerous weather and rising seas associated with a changing climate, and medical experts say it will also take a toll on public health. That’s why the University of Virginia’s School of Nursing is hosting a conference on the subject this weekend. Sandy Hausman has that story.…

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State lawmakers are working to reorganize Virginia’s workforce development efforts

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Virginia’s workforce development is in the midst of a reorganization – one designed to make better use of federal money. Michael Pope reports.By Nick Gilmore

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‘They have been a godsend’ — Home visiting program brings parenting skills home

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A family who participated in home visiting through People Incorporated in southwest Virginia. (Credit: People Incorporated) Being a new parent is a learning experience. But accessing resources and help isn’t easy for everyone. A program in Virginia is helping families build stronger relationships, by visiting with parents and kids in their own home…

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Youngkin slashes Democrats’ education budget, vetoes bipartisan school funding bill

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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin sits next to state Secretary of Education Aimee Rogstad Guidera while the two hear about poor SOL test scores. (Credit: Brad Kutner / Radio IQ) Governor Glenn Youngkin released budget amendments and issued vetoes just hours before Monday night’s deadline. Some of Youngkin’s strikes hit education spending and funding…

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Skill games proponents ponder next steps following Youngkin amendments

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Lawmakers will return to Richmond next week to consider next steps on a number of important bills. Michael Pope reports that they’ll need to make a decision on what to do about skill games.By Nick Gilmore

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Youngkin offers over 200 amendments to budget bill

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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin speaks to the press after announcing his “common ground” budget. (Credit: Brad Kutner / Radio IQ) Governor Glenn Youngkin offered more than 200 amendments to the General Assembly’s proposed budget Monday. The governor struck a more conciliatory tone, opening up the upcoming budget fight on a positive note, but Democ…

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Tim Kaine’s new book: Walk Ride Paddle

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(Credit: Michael Pope) Senator Tim Kaine is out with a new book this week. And as Michael Pope tells us, it’s not the standard Washington memoir.By dseidelvtedu

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Youngkin adds to veto total with abortion bills

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Abortion remains a key topic as the governor takes his final actions on bills from the General Assembly. Michael Pope has the latest.By Nick Gilmore

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Spiritual Health with Dr. Brad and Pastor Josh | March 25, 2024 24:23

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Join Dr Brad and Pastor Josh!By Dr. Brad Schapiro

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Your Journey to Health | April 1, 2024 22:00

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Join us live!By Dr. Brad Schapiro

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Youngkin’s lab school project faces Dem-led budget cuts

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Gov. Glenn Youngkin (Credit: Brad Kutner) Among Governor Glenn Youngkin’s education reforms was the development of a lab school program, linking colleges with local school systems to innovate new education models. But as Democrats seek increased resources for the rest of the state’s public schools, they’re looking to reduce funding for that experim…

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Pope & Schapiro: Time is running out for 2024 bills

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Time is running out for the governor to act on bills from this year’s General Assembly session. Jeff Schapiro, political columnist for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.By dseidelvtedu

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Advocates disappointed by veto of climate change classroom materials bill

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Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin is setting new records for vetoing more bills than any other governor in recent years. Michael Pope has details about one vetoed bill that would have encouraged teaching climate change in public schools.By dseidelvtedu

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