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Albemarle County

Albemarle County

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Oct 11, 2026

Joe ThomasHOST
51:14
So now we have to go do the conversion on how many barrels are in a ton of diesel fuel.
Joe ThomasHOST
51:23
But Eddie's research, which I'll take because he is the volunteer research coordinator for First Thing Today, said it should last eight to 10 days, but take into account I was educated in the Albemarle County school system.
Joe ThomasHOST
51:39
Yeah, but Eddie, you were educated in the Albemarle County school system before the sex ed coaches and transgender recruiters were actually taking sexual liberties with the little girls coming into Professor Aqualung's classroom.
Joe ThomasHOST
51:58
They actually spent some time teaching you math and science rather than transgenderism and why it's better to not have any gender at all and be a eunuch for the rest of your life.
Joe ThomasHOST
52:12
And eunuch, to be fair to the left, actually is very close sounding to unique.
Jay JamesHOST
0:00
B-L K. Bea Lapisto-Kirtley is the Rivanna District Supervisor for the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors, and, uh, had a little meeting yesterday.
Jay JamesHOST
0:11
Bea, good morning, and welcome to the program.
Bea LaPisto-KirtleyGUEST
0:13
Good morning, Jay.
Bea LaPisto-KirtleyGUEST
1:18
And I've ne- I haven't seen that, well, in the past, way past.
Jay JamesHOST
1:22
Right.
Bea LaPisto-KirtleyGUEST
1:23
That didn't happen, so this level of cooperation is really good for Albemarle, Charlottesville, and, and UVA.
Bea LaPisto-KirtleyGUEST
1:31
I, we get along great with the city council and, uh, I meet with Mayor Wes Ware.
Bea LaPisto-KirtleyGUEST
1:37
He and I are good friends, and it is wonderful, I have to tell you.
WINA Morning News

WINA Morning News

Ewa Harr

Oct 8 · 2 Mentions

Ewa HarrGUEST
1:50
We recommend that you pre-purchase your ticket at crozetfestival.com because, uh, you'll have, your wait in line will be shorter, but you can absolutely purchase tickets day of at the box office.
Ewa HarrGUEST
2:01
Uh, we also have off-site parking at Western Albemarle High School and at Henley Middle School, uh, with free shuttle service from Hop On Tours, um, which helps with the traffic so that nobody's, you know, standing in line waiting to get in.
Jay JamesHOST
2:13
Mm.
Jay JamesHOST
2:14
Uh, I'm gonna, I'm gonna ask you a kind of a unique question.
Ewa HarrGUEST
2:38
The park's beautiful.
Ewa HarrGUEST
2:40
You've got the Blue Ridge Mountains in the background, uh, and you've got so many amazing and unique vendors that, um, it's, it's, I think, just an incredible opportunity to, to bring the whole family and spend a, a day or two there and do some shopping, listen to some music, eat some great food, um, and just really have a, a lot of fun.
Jay JamesHOST
2:58
It's Albemarle at its finest in Crozet, no question about it.
Jay JamesHOST
3:02
The Crozet Arts and Crafts Festival, I am shocked to learn it's the 46th, uh, y-
WINA Morning News

WINA Morning News

Mike Barber

Oct 8 · 2 Mentions

Jay JamesHOST
0:00
The editor-in-chief of SevilleRightNow.com, Mike Barber, is with us.
Jay JamesHOST
0:03
And Mike, obviously, you guys have really been setting the pace in terms of the reporting on what's been happening in the Albemarle County Schools Division.
Jay JamesHOST
0:13
Our own Jackson Heffner was the only reporter at Jim Dillenbeck's town hall on September the 30th and initially reported the different things that were happening.
Jay JamesHOST
0:24
I guess there's so many different areas of where we could begin.

10 MINS LATER

Mike BarberCORRESPONDENT
10:53
But I think one thing that maybe is getting lost is some of the great work that's being done by the teachers, by many of the principals, teachers.
Mike BarberCORRESPONDENT
11:02
support staff in these schools.
Mike BarberCORRESPONDENT
11:04
The topic right now when you talk about Albemarle County Public Schools is very negative.
Mike BarberCORRESPONDENT
11:08
It's all this criminal stuff.
Joe ThomasHOST
1:58
Um, we need, we need people to understand that our schools are failing us.
Joe ThomasHOST
2:05
This is about the Albemarle County schools particularly here.
Joe ThomasHOST
2:09
But, you know, as I said, do the math.
Joe ThomasHOST
2:11
If sixteen percent of the male population are minor attracted persons, and how many people work in your school division, and you're gonna allow your school division to have special trans consultants, trans counselors sitting in your elementary schools.
Joe ThomasHOST
16:33
Why is that? I think there's a very good reason.
Joe ThomasHOST
16:38
So here in Charlottesville and its surrounding county, known as Albemarle, they, like all good left-wing municipalities, had fallen in lockstep with the LGBTQI trans policies of convincing your children to turn themselves into eunuchs simply because they had some questions.
Joe ThomasHOST
17:10
And part of that trans policy was that all the schools had to have somebody there to sit down and talk to children who felt like maybe they were a boy trapped in a girl's body or a girl trapped in a boy's body or, you know, any combination thereof.
Joe ThomasHOST
17:30
And when these policies were announced, analysts like yours truly warned that any population as large as the population of a school division, regardless of the municipality, is likely going to have people with bad intents, as Ian Anderson sang, regarding children.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
4:05
It is to this document, dated at Monticello, August 18, 1813, that every biographer must have recourse.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
4:16
Meriwether Lewis, late governor of Louisiana, was born on the 18th of August, 1774, near the town of Charlottesville, in the county of Albemarle, in Virginia, of one of the distinguished families of that state.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
4:32
John Lewis, one of his father's uncles, was a member of the king's council before the revolution.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
4:39
Another of them, Fielding Lewis, married a sister of General Washington.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
4:45
His father, William Lewis, was the youngest of five sons of Colonel Robert Lewis of Albemarle, the fourth of whom, Charles, was one of the early patriots who stepped forward in the commencement of the revolution, and commanded one of the regiments first raised in Virginia, and placed on continental establishment.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
5:06
Nicholas Lewis, the second of his father's brothers, commanded a regiment of militia in the successful expedition of 1776 against the Cherokee Indians.
Roger MelinNARRATOR
5:17
This member of the family of the Lewises, whose bravery was so usefully proved on this occasion, was endeared to all who knew him by his inflexible probity, courteous disposition, benevolent heart, and engaging modesty and manners.

9 MINS LATER

Roger MelinNARRATOR
14:13
His father was John Clark, second, who, like his father before him, was a Virginian, living in King and Queen County.
Joe ThomasHOST
49:42
don't believe she's going to be an intravenous drug user for a while anyway, at least, or sexually active.
Joe ThomasHOST
49:49
She better not be unless she's in Albemarle County schools.
Joe ThomasHOST
49:53
I'm sorry, allegedly there, Andy.
Joe ThomasHOST
49:56
Good stuff, my friend, as always.
Charlotte WoodGUEST
0:54
So I'm going to start with like what it ended up doing to me, but I should also begin to with what I loved about the district.
Charlotte WoodGUEST
1:01
So I had taught for 25 years in a district of a pretty large district in Albemarle County and just a few counties away is Madison County.
Charlotte WoodGUEST
1:12
And when I left teaching at after 25 years i was ready for change but still wanted to work with students so i've worked on getting my library degree and i received that and madison was hiring for a librarian i mean i had interviewed at other places too But Madison felt like an awesome fit.
Charlotte WoodGUEST
1:31
My interview was one of the best interviews I've ever had.
speaker_0HOST
18:39
[upbeat music] Thomas Jefferson spent the beginning of 1782 at Monticello.
speaker_0HOST
18:54
At the end of 1781, the people of Albemarle County elected him to the Virginia House of Delegates, but he had already said he was not interested in public service anymore after how he'd been treated, so he just said no.
speaker_0HOST
19:09
The legislature said they would fine him, make him pay money if he didn't show up, but he still just stayed at home.
speaker_0HOST
19:16
He was working on his book.

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