The Jan. 18 installment of Your Show of Shows follows the developing story of how conservative "Tea Party" politics is affecting public education in Hanover County. Along with Linda Terry from the Richmond Association of Realtors, Hanover teacher Chris Pace joins us to discuss impending changes and how they might affect Hanover's reputation for high educational standards.
Also sitting with us for a frank discussion: Richmond activist Scott Burger, who has led the fight against Richmond's high water fees, VCU's encroachment of Oregon Hill and the lack of transparency in city government. Meet the man behind the petitions and find out how he's been so effective in a city that can count citizen apathy among its problems.
Click here to download the Jan. 18 podcast of Open Source RVA.
And we're still catching up! Stay tuned for more past podcasts of WRIR's weekly audio news digest. Open Source RVA airs every Friday at 4PM on 97.3 FM and http://wrir.org.
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