
VIRGINIANS OF INTEREST
Hosts Brian Campbell and Carthan Currin interview some of Virginia's most interesting and illuminating people.
Carthan and Brian have been friends for more than 30 years and share a passion for all things Virginia! They lost touch for many years, but reconnected in 2020 while Carthan was involved with the Economic Development Office for the City of Petersburg and Brian was working on the Medicines for All Project at Virginia Commonwealth University. Both talked frequently about various issues facing the Commonwealth and started kicking around the idea of a podcast. Both Carthan and Brian consider themselves a bit technically challenged, so when the opportunity to host a podcast at Blue Ridge PBS in Roanoke presented itself, they jumped in with both feet!
We hope you enjoy the conversations!
Carthan and Brian have been friends for more than 30 years and share a passion for all things Virginia! They lost touch for many years, but reconnected in 2020 while Carthan was involved with the Economic Development Office for the City of Petersburg and Brian was working on the Medicines for All Project at Virginia Commonwealth University. Both talked frequently about various issues facing the Commonwealth and started kicking around the idea of a podcast. Both Carthan and Brian consider themselves a bit technically challenged, so when the opportunity to host a podcast at Blue Ridge PBS in Roanoke presented itself, they jumped in with both feet!
We hope you enjoy the conversations!
Podcasting since 2023 • 33 episodes
VIRGINIANS OF INTEREST
Latest Episodes
Trailblazing Academia and Empowering Students: Dr. Katherine Rowe on Leading William & Mary into the 21st Century
Dr. Katherine Rowe, the first female president of William & Mary, shares her journey from a Shakespeare scholar to an entrepreneur and how this university aims to foster civic engagement and inclusivity. We explore the strategic plan, Visio...
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Season 3
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Episode 12
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E 31: Leading Virginia's Marine Resources: Jamie Green on Waterman Heritage, Coastal Challenges, and Sustainable Fisheries
Imagine growing up in a tight-knit waterman community and rising to lead one of Virginia's most crucial state agencies. This week, we're honored to have Jamie Green, Commissioner of the Virginia Marine Resources Commission, join us to share his...
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Episode 31
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51:04

E 30: From Civics Classroom to Legislative Leadership: An Inspiring Conversation with Kirk Cox on Virginia Politics and Education
What does it take to transition from a middle school civics teacher to one of the most influential political figures in Virginia? Join us as we welcome Kirk Cox, former Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates, who shares his inspiring journe...
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Season 3
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Episode 30
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E 29: From Halifax County to the Court of Appeals: Judge Kim White's Inspirational Journey and Insights into Virginia's Judicial System
Have you ever wondered what it takes to climb the judicial ranks from a small town to the prestigious Court of Appeals for the Commonwealth of Virginia? Join us as we sit down with Judge Kim White, who shares her incredible journey from Halifax...
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Season 3
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Episode 29
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E 28: Honoring Veterans Through Education and Resilience: An Inside Look at the Virginia War Memorial with Pam Seay and Bob Archer
What if you could honor our veterans in a way that truly makes a difference? Join us as we welcome Pam Seay and Bob Archer from the Virginia War Memorial. Pam, a passionate advocate for veterans, shares her inspiring journey from Floyd County t...
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