This week At the Leadership Table, General Hoyer sits down with Meghan Moses, a partner and General Manager at Moses Auto Group in Charleston, and the founding president of the West Virginia Women’s Alliance. They discuss some of the links between West Virginia history and today, especially some ways to move the state forward by supporting families, women, and retaining young people in the Mountain State.  

In the Rooted in the Mountain State segment, we will hear about James Beard winning Chef Paul Smith’s work at the Capitol Market In Charleston each week where he teaches health cooking classes.  

This past week for WMOV Tom Susman talked with Mitch Carmichael who was President of the West Virginia State Senate and a Cabinet Secretary in the Justice Administration, Mitch is leading an effort to ensure our country has enough US produced energy to meet growing electricity demands.  

All over Appalachia there are weekend car shows, men and women bring out these beautiful cars from days gone by, but these shows many times are about more than pretty cars the participants are raising funds to help the community or community members. Steven Figiel of affiliate WJEH was at the Kicik’n Summer Bash Car show in Pomeroy, Ohio and he talked with some of those who were involved.