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One is based in Rockingham County. The other in Charlottesville. Both spent many years as family physicians. Now, one travels several times each year to the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere. The other focuses much of his attention on two impoverished regions in South America. On this edition, we seek their insight into what may be the truest form of altruistic medicine. This program was originally broadcast on March 23, 2009. Guests: Gregory Gelburd, D.O. - One of the founders of the Downtown Family Health Care Center in Charlottesville. Dr. Gelburd’s practice combines traditional western medicine with alternative therapies such as homeopathy and energy healing. John Glick, M.D. - Medical Acupuncturist. Family Health Physician. Director of Global Outreach, Gesundheit! Institute. |
Virginia Insight is WMRA's own call-in talk show, airing every Monday at 3 p.m., just before All Things Considered. Virginia Insight represents a key element of WMRA's commitment to serve its audience through dynamic discussions. From politics to culture, technology to religion, entertainment to relationships, Virginia Insight inspires understanding. The show's co-producer and host Tom Graham served as a radio news director in North Carolina, Tennessee and California. Tom has also worked in television as a reporter and news anchor. Matt Bingay, executive producer for Virginia Insight, is also WMRA's program director. In addition to his many years with WMRA, Matt has also worked at New Hampshire Public Radio in Concord, where he helped produce such highly regarded interview call-in programs as The Exchange and Perspectives. Bob Leweke, assistant producer for the show, is also WMRA’s host for All Things Considered and Marketplace. Before coming to public radio, Bob worked in the newspaper business as a circulation manager and writer, and has taught college courses in mass media and journalism. Have an idea for a show? E-mail us at Insight@jmu.edu |
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