Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

Rich asks the listeners if they want to hear an artist talk politics at their concert.

Rich talks about Macklemore being dropped from tour because of his pro Palestine rant onstage

Executive Director of Saving Our Youth VA, Jo White, joins the show to talk about the need for mentorship and their upcoming fundraising banquet.

Brent Sadler from The Heritage Foundation talks about what's going on in the Middle East and China.

Congressman Rob Wittman talks with Rich about the Iran conflict, early voting and the upcoming midterm election.

Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones has started a task force to enforce state gun laws even while some of them are being challenged in court.

FOX News Trace Gallagher talks with Rich about his new book

Delegate Tom Garrett stops by the show for this weekly visit and talks about honoring veterans and early voting in Virginia

Gold Star Mom Vera Adcock is doing a benefit poker run to start a scholarship fund named after her son.

Squirrels General Manager Anthony Oppermann joins the show to talk about the team's playoff run

Is all the talk about AI the midterm's 'October Surprise'?

There's a bill going through Congress on paying college athletes. Rich asks if they should get paid.

The NFL season kicked off over the weekend!

Andy Boenau joins the show to talk about pedestrian safety in Richmond and what Mayor Avula is doing to keep pedestrians safe.

Rich talks about the left being unhappy about Ted Cruz appearing on College Game Day

A flight attendant says airplane cabins aren't very clean and TSA might let you bring bottled water through security.

Super Dave talks with Rich about seeing AC/DC and Foo Fighters while on vacation

Rich visits with Karl Leonard who shares his memories from 911.

Rich reflects on memories from 911 and the years after.

Rich visits with Dave Saunders as they discuss all of the places to remember 911 this coming weekend.

Rich discusses the events of 911 and plays the audio from WRVA the moments that took place 25 years ago.

Rich visits with former Governor George Allen who reflects on the events of 911. Then there is a moment of silence remembering the moment 25 years ago the first plane crashed into the World Trade Center.

Rich takes time to talk to his son Rigney and they discuss the next Generation who grew up in a post 911 world.

Rich Visits with Matt Demlein who reflects on his time at WRVA and the events of 911.

Rich visits with former Governor Jim Gilmore who reflects on all of the events of 911.

Rich plays an interview he had with former New York Yankee coach, Don Zimmer, who reflects on memories of 911.

Rich and Gary Hess reflect on where they were on 911.

Rich visits with Dr. Clay Mountcastle, Executive Director of the Virginia War Memorial as they discuss the 911 remembrance and the 25 year anniversary of 911.

Rich continues his conversation with former Governor of Virginia, Jim Gilmore, as they discuss global politics.

Rich has his weekly check in with former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore as they discuss local and Virginia Politics.

Rich visits with Sean Stevens from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression as they discuss the one year remembrance of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

Rich visits with Congressman John Mcquire as they discuss the upcoming election, the Midterm Convention in Dallas and 911.

Rich visits with Nathan Worcester from the Epoch Times and gets an insider view of the GOP Mid Term Convention.

Rich opens the morning show with the top five stories of the day.

On this episode of Richmond Morning News, Rich visits with Dr Raymond Roberts as they discuss the anniversary of 911 and the news and politics of the day.

Rich takes time to talk with Executive coach and author Neil Shore as they discuss time management.

Rich takes time to thank all who came out and supported the Prostate Testing event at the Flying Squirrels.

Rich visits with Dr Raymond Roberts, professor at the University of Richmond, and discusses 911 and other news of the day.

Rich talks about National Weird Day. What makes you weird?