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Radio IQ’s Virginia On Demand is a weekday podcast hosted by Jeff Bossert. It’s a collection of the day’s top stories and featured stories from the Radio IQ news team as well as contributing reporters and newsrooms across the state. Each episode features the latest in politics, Virginia’s culture, and more alongside the weather delivered in 15 minutes or less.
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10/23/2026
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Virginia On Demand
The top stories for October 23, 2026, including Virginia Senate President facing a myriad of federal charges, a new multi-billion dollar drug manufacturing facility in Goochland County, and students in Floyd speaking to influential banjo player Gene Parker.
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The top stories for October 22, 2026, including the open enrollment window for Virginia's health insurance, a permit for Dominion Energy to build what would be one of the largest natural gas-fueled power plants in the country, and how "snail mail" is helping candidates on the campaign trail this election season.
View original10/21/2026
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The top stories for October 21, 2026, including reports the state put too much transportation money into new construction- and not enough for road maintenance, a Virginia Tech professor explains the appeal of so many Jane Austen reboots, and a program in Nelson County aims to grow the skills of women in farming.
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The top stories for October 20, 2026, including a group of moms called Family Bridge to assist those around Charlottesville taken by ICE, real estate company CBRE reports on data center trends, Roanoke's City Council signs off on a plan for "missing middle" housing in the Old Southwest neighborhood, and Hoot and Holler marks 10 years of live storytelling in Roanoke.
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The top stories for October 19, 2026, including what it means for the state to have a high credit rating, NASA's working with Virginia Tech on safer, smaller aircraft, a large crowd welcomes MLB Hall of Fame pitcher Billy Wagner back to Tazewell for the unveiling of a bronze statue in a park bearing his name, and in Danville, economic growing is putting pressure on the housing market.
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