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Get ready for a load of music and information from the Conspiracy. Vacuum packed in this production is Gardner Goldsmith's look at the House of Representatives' medical fascism bill, the problem of sex education in government schools (actually, it's the problem of government schools, in general, that's just one facet of it), Net neutrality, and Fannie and Freddie going to the gubment for MORE money. Listen, and SHIVER to the terrifying sounds of... The Liberty Conspiracy! Be Seeing You.

Greetings fellow Conspirator for freedom. Though liberty is not popular nowadays, there ARE kindred spirits out there, and in this production, Gardner Goldsmith introduces the ideas of some of those people. Check it out, and feel free to offer your own thoughts at 206-984-1069! Be Seeing You!

Rick Moore talks with David C. Smith, (an associate professor at UVA s McIntire school of commerce) about the current state of the economy, how it has improved greatly, and how it affects you.

Episode 192 General Galveston Island tourism information.

Gardner Goldsmith, the founder of the Liberty Conspiracy, explains why the numbers offered by the pop media regarding unemployment are bogus. He delves into the murders at Ft. Hood, gun rights, and the dangers of military on US soil, and then Gard offers a new piece of fiction, an analogy about antitrust and freedom that will really hit home. Take a listen! Spread the word! Freedom needs more fighters! Be Seeing You!

Band of Heathens Band of Heathens came into the WNRN studios before their show at The Tea Bazaar. Check out the video of the interview at www.youtube.com/wnrnradio

Elvis Perkin s was Melissa Goode s guest at the WNRN studios. He stopped by before his show at The Southern that evening. The video of the interview can be found at www.youtube.com/wnrnradio

Zee Avi Zee Avi was Melissa Goode s guest at WNRN this afternoon before her show that night at the Tea Bazaar. She talked about her tour and played a few songs with her band from her self-titled album. Videos are up at www.youtube.com/wnrnradio

Central Virginia businessman Rodney Thomas, recently elected to the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors, calls in to Charlottesville-Right Now! to answer the question: what will be the guiding priority for the newly elected Republican members of the board: fiscal conservatism, paying for services we can afford and not pursuing big projects we can not afford OR sticking to the plan and moving forward with a multi-hundred-million dollar new water supply plan? (psst: Rodney chooses being smart with money rather than sticking to a plan we can t afford).

Robert Brandon Smith III Democrats all over the country felt the heat in yesterday s round of local and state elections. In Central Virginia, Democratic incumbent David Toscano ran unopposed last term, but this year faced a challenger for his seat in the 57th district of the state House of Delegates. Independent Party candidate Robert Brandon Smith the Third campaigned on a platform of smarter urban development and transportation policy. He s very visible and active in downtown Charlottesville so, even though he s homeless, he secured enough signatures to be added to the ballot. A team of producers who call themselves Squid and Beard followed the campaign and bring us this portrait of Robert Brandon Smith the Third: Independent candidate Robert Brandon Smith the Third garnered 21 percent of the vote in yesterday s 57th district house of delegates election. Here s a link to his web-based political ad.

Quetin Kidd, Chair of the Department of Government and Politics at Christopher Newport University joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss Virginia politics and the results of yesterday s elections.

George Gilliam, Assistant Director for Public Programs and Chairman of the forum program at the University of Virginia s Miller Center for Public Affairs joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss the latest news and events at the Miller Center.

Liza Mundy of the Washington Post and author of Michelle joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss Washington D.C. politics.