The Best of the Burg Podcasts

Full Shows

Mari White and Anthony McAvoy are joined by Chris Herndon from Pet & Aquatic Warehouse and Director of Public Information for Bedford County, Shelley Basinger on this week's edition of The Best of the Burg.
Mari White and Anthony McAvoy are LIVE from The Field of Honor on this week's edition of The Best of the Burg.
Mari White and Anthony McAvoy are joined by Mark Seamster, the Stump Doctor, as well as Trish Roth and Kira Rider from Central Virginia HOME Magazine on this week's edition of The Best of the Burg.
Mari White and Anthony McAvoy are joined by Brent Lily from Lily Construction, Jimmy Davis from Bank of the James, Dawn Wise from the Lynchburg City Schools Education Foundation, and Chris Hackman from the United Way of Central Virginia on this week's edition of The Best of the Burg.

Interviews

Director of Public Information for Bedford County, Shelley Basinger, talks about an article that she wrote for HOME Magazine about hiking in the Blue Ridge, upcoming Bedford Bike Bash, Disc Golf events, and more.
Chris Herndon from Pet & Aquatic Warehouse talks about getting your home ready for fall while thinking of the safety of your pets, keeping scented candles away from birds, their upcoming Customer Appreciation Event, and more.
Mike Shenigo from Automated Conveyor Systems talks about what the Field of Honor means to ACS, video playing in their lobby, what ACS does, his memories from September 11th, how the Field of Honor has changed over the years, and more.
Kemp Settle from Whitten Funeral Home talks about his experience on 9/11, sponsoring Taps at the Field of Honor, and more.

Partnering For Good

President of Freedom 4/24, Joy Cover, talks about their organization, how important their work is to the community, signs people should look out for, how people can donate, the rise of AI, and more.
In the Partnering for Good segment, Jimmy Davis from Bank of the James and Director of Development at Lynchburg Daily Bread, Ansley Bean, join to talk about what the organization does, how they are able to serve hot meals every day, their outreach locations, poverty in the area, their service hours, how people can volunteer and donate, and more.
In the Partnering for Good segment brought to you by Bank of the James, Georgia Fauber from Brook Hill Farm joins to talk about what the organization does in the community, how the students interact with the horses, how they get their horses, the different groups helped by the horses, the upcoming 25th Anniversary Gala, success stories from their program, and more.
Eugene Wingfield from the Lynchburg Police Foundation joins Mari White and Anthony McAvoy to talk about the development of the K-9 Garden at the Honor Garden at the LPD Headquarters.