You likely know Bob Denton as a political analyst for various news organizations throughout western Virginia. These days, you’ll find Bob on Blue Ridge PBS hosting the show, CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON.
On this weekly show, Bob seeks to engage guests in conversation and dialogue about various issues and social concerns affecting Virginians. The goal of the show is to share and understand rather than oppose and debate.
We hope you’ll tune in Fridays at 7:30 p.m.
Watch past episodes on Blue Ridge Streaming!
COMING UP:
SEASON THREE PREMIERE! September 13 - Why Young Men Aren't Going to College
College enrollment among young Americans has been declining over the past decade down over 1 million from the peak in 2011. Males represent 71% of the decline in college enrollment. Today only 39% of young men who have completed HS are enrolled representing 44% compared to 48% women. Joining Bob in a conversation to explore why and the impact of young men not going to college is Dr. Marcus Weave-Hightower, Professor at the School of Education at Virginia Tech.
September 20 - How To Work with Difficult People
Too often we find ourselves surrounded by difficult people who create a bad work environment that impacts relationships, job satisfaction, and job productivity. Let’s call them what they are… "Jerks at Work.” Joining Bob in a conversation on how to identify and work with difficult people is Dr. Tessa West, Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychology at New York University.
September 27 - The State of Cancer Research
The risk of dying from cancer has steadily declined, sparing some 4 million lives in the United States. This downward trend can partially be explained by early cancer detection and treatment advancements. However, there are many exciting advancements in cancer research utilizing new technologies, gene therapies and artificial intelligence. Joining Bob in a conversation on the state of cancer research is Dr. Bill Fintel, Medical Director of Carilion Clinic for Oncology and faculty member at the Virginia Tech Carillion School of Medicine.
More to Come!