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Rob Schilling is a respected voice and trusted name in the Charlottesville community, as well as a nationally recognized, Associated Press and Virginia Association of Broadcasters award-winning investigative journalist. The Schilling Show is a venue for advocacy and change. While Rob takes strong stances on issues, all points of view are welcome, and Rob often hosts guests from divergent ends of the political and social spectrums.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
The Schilling Show turns Central Virginia disputes into forceful political commentary with calls, guests, and a clear local-to-national line.
The Schilling Show works best as Central Virginia politics in a live talk-radio room: open phones, Charlottesville and Albemarle fights, Richmond pressure points, and guest segments that stretch beyond the daily outrage cycle.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Caller-driven talk radio that moves from a Virginia drone bill into policing, protest politics, and local government.
The Schilling Show's Turbo Tuesday edition plays like a caller-driven town hall, with Donna Jackson from CFACT serving as the clearest policy stop along the way through a Virginia drone bill.
A brisk talk-radio hour that moves from open phones to rank-choice voting and then to Israel and Iran.
The episode moves from listener gratitude and open phones into rank-choice voting, Maine election law, and then a foreign policy segment with Rolene Marks on Israel, Iran, and terror.
A Virginia politics episode that moves from school fights to Treasury talk to VMI and Trump.
The episode jumps from Elmau County schools and the Mike Pruitt tax hike to a Treasury segment, then into a VMI fight and Dr. Jim Lark's Trump report card. That quick turn from one flashpoint to the next gives the discussion real momentum, and the VMI section lands hardest.
A brisk call-in politics hour with sharp local judgment and a hard-edged faith-and-culture streak.
The Schilling Show hour moves at a quick clip, shifting from confusion over a new district map to stolen heritage, the Trump economy, and a look back at law enforcement service.
A loose, combative town hall mixes public safety, politics, and one family's story into a pointed civic hour.
The Schilling Show episode feels like a town hall that never quite stops moving. Police concerns, Richmond politics, and a veteran family story sit side by side, while Roger Mathias gives the public safety angle and Mark Schmitz brings the personal cost.
A near-daily politics rundown from Dana Goldberg and Alison Gill on Trump-era legal fights.
Three Slate journalists debate the week's politics, plus live shows and author interviews.
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
Rob Schilling hosts a political talk show discussing local and national issues, encouraging listener calls and positioning the show as a bastion of resistance in central Virginia.
Rob Schilling delivers a conservative political commentary on current events, criticizing Democratic politicians and lamenting societal moral decline.
Rob Schilling hosts a conservative talk show discussing tax day, immigration policy, education issues, and upcoming interviews with political guests.
The Schilling Show opens a Turbo Tuesday town hall and brings callers in right away.
The Shilling Show opens on open phones.
Rob Schilling hosts a talk show discussing news, political commentary, and interviews on topics like student walkouts and climate change.
The show opens on Elmau County schools.
Rob Schilling hosts a conservative talk show discussing Virginia climate policy, plummeting murder rates, and Bible prophecy with guests.
The Schilling Show opens with a Friday phone-in town-hall feel and a stretch of local news, then turns to district-map confusion and the politics around the upcoming amendment.
The Schilling Show runs as a live town hall with Roger Mathias and Amanda Chase on the bill.