This week on HearSay, October 6-10
Monday, October 6
From The Headlines: That's a fact?
Tune in to hear what your friends and neighbors have to say about today's headlines, including a discussion on how we separate fact from fiction during a crucial election season.
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Tuesday, October 7
HearSay on Health: Fight for the Cure
Just 27 years old when diagnosed with Breast Cancer, Lifetime Television executive Geralyn Lucas opted for radical treatment and in the nine years since she has beaten cancer. She shares her life-altering experiences in a memoir, 'Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy' and today on HearSay. Hundreds of new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed this next year in Hampton Roads and we already have a higher than expected level of later stage breast cancer in our population. Joining us to talk about the new Breast Center at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center is Dr. Catherine Hayward, medical director of the Breast Center and a general surgeon specializing in breast surgery, and Anne Campbell-Maxwell, service line administrator for Oncology Services.
Wednesday, October 8
Presidential Debates: Round Two
With its town hall format, the second presidential debate gave voters at the debate and via the Internet an opportunity to pose questions on any topic. What did you think? Let's talk about it on today's HearSay.
Thursday, October 9
Segment A: Senator John Warner
Join Cathy for a conversation with Virginia Senator John Warner. The Republican Congressman is ending his Senate career after 30 years, making him the second-longest serving United States Senator in the history of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Segment B: Virginia Senate Race
Two former governors of the Commonwealth, along with two independent candidates, are running to replace retiring Virginia Senator John Warner and represent you in Washington. We'll talk about the closely watched race for the Virginia Senate and take your calls today in our second half of HearSay.
U.S. Senator John Warner will be the guest speaker for the Waldo Family Lecture Series on International Relations at Old Dominion University Thursday, October 9th 7:30 p.m. The event will be held in the North Cafeteria of Webb University Center. The lecture is free and open to the public. For more information, please call (757) 683-5759.
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Friday, October 10
Virginia Opera
Maestro Peter Mark recently celebrated his 100th production with the Virginia Opera, conducting 700 performances in the 33 years since he joined the Opera before its first full season in 1975. Maestro Mark will join us in the studio to talk about his tenure with Virginia Opera and the growth of Opera throughout America. Also in the studio will be Glenn Winters, who runs the Operation Opera program, a Virginia Opera community outreach program that delivers presentations to a wide variety of groups throughout the Commonwealth annually and WHRO's Music Director Dwight Davis.