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Hopewell

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Search complete. 14 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Hopewell".

Oct 7, 2026

Brad FranklinHOST
13:00
They get Dale, they get, uh, they gotta go to Colonial Heights.
Brad FranklinHOST
13:03
They get Prince George, Hopewell, and then Meadowbrook on the road to finish it out.
Brad FranklinHOST
13:07
Any quick thoughts on Matoaca?
Jim McConnellGUEST
13:09
No, and I, I just...
Brad FranklinHOST
13:25
They get a 29 to 20 win over Kecoughtan the following week before their bye week.
Brad FranklinHOST
13:29
Then they went over to Deep Run, won 41 to three.
Brad FranklinHOST
13:32
They lost to Hopewell 40 to 32.
Brad FranklinHOST
13:34
And then they went to Dale and lost seven to three, which is, again, just an interesting number.
Richard WattsGUEST
27:52
It was made widely understood in the early 1970s that this is a very dangerous chemical.
Richard WattsGUEST
28:00
There was an explosion at a key-pone factory in Hopewell, Virginia in the early 1970s, an event memorialized in a song by the punk band the Dead Kennedys that described, in fact, some of the effects of this chemical.
Richard WattsGUEST
28:17
which are grave neurological problems, produces sexual dysfunction, and has been shown to be closely associated with certain kinds of cancer.
Richard WattsGUEST
28:32
And
Richard WattsGUEST
27:23
It was made widely understood in the early 1970s that this is a very dangerous chemical.
Richard WattsGUEST
27:31
There was an explosion at a key-pone factory in Hopewell, Virginia in the early 1970s, an event memorialized in a song by the punk band the Dead Kennedys that described, in fact, some of the effects of this chemical.
Richard WattsGUEST
27:48
which are grave neurological problems, uh, produces, uh, sexual dysfunction and, um, has been shown to, to be closely associated with certain kinds of cancer.
Richard WattsGUEST
28:03
Um, and
Richard WattsGUEST
24:55
It was made widely understood in the early 1970s that this is a very dangerous chemical.
Richard WattsGUEST
25:03
There was an explosion at a key-pone factory in Hopewell, Virginia in the early 1970s, an event memorialized in a song by the punk band the Dead Kennedys that described, in fact, some of the effects of this chemical.
Richard WattsGUEST
25:20
which are grave neurological problems, produces sexual dysfunction, and has been shown to be closely associated with certain kinds of cancer.
Richard WattsGUEST
25:36
And
John FredericksHOST
36:16
[laughs] Let's get to line two.
John FredericksHOST
36:19
Steve in Hopewell, Virginia, on data center.
John FredericksHOST
36:21
Steve, go ahead.
SteveAUDIENCE
36:25
Um, called up from because, okay.

5 MINS LATER

John FredericksHOST
41:53
Sounds like you're in favor of them.
John FredericksHOST
41:55
Uh, let's get to line one.
John FredericksHOST
41:57
Tim in Hopewell, Virginia.
John FredericksHOST
41:58
We, now we got the town right.
Tiffany CopelandGUEST
4:54
Yes, we have applications open for instructors, but the reality is our classes are held at community centers, churches, and libraries across Richmond.
Tiffany CopelandGUEST
5:04
and Tri-Cities, Petersburg, Hopewell, even as far as Blackstone.
Tiffany CopelandGUEST
5:08
But we do need other sites to open their doors to us so that we can continue to build up instructors and continue to move and motivate the community from the inside.
KamHOST
5:19
Yeah.

29 MINS LATER

Tiffany CopelandGUEST
34:34
That's the program that Jackie runs.
Tiffany CopelandGUEST
34:35
Like, so we are like interconnected now.
Tiffany CopelandGUEST
34:39
All throughout Richmond, Petersburg, Colonial Heights, Hopewell.
Tiffany CopelandGUEST
34:42
Like, we really do want the community to do better.
Brad McNuttHOST
1:37
He, of course, famously worked, preached in two specific locations.
Brad McNuttHOST
1:42
When he first got out of school, he spent time working in Hopewell, Virginia, at one of the local churches there for several years.
Brad McNuttHOST
1:48
And then he transferred and became an associate professor and an adjunct professor at Westminster Theological Seminary until he later went to plant a church in New York, which is where he spent the latter half of his life.
Brad McNuttHOST
2:03
dedicated to that particular process.

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