Jeff Bossert
Morning Edition Host at WVTF-FM (Roanoke, VA)
Morning Edition Host at WVTF/Radio IQ Obsessed with movies, Cubs baseball, and the music of Wilco.
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1 month ago |
wvtf.org | Jeff Bossert
The job of paramedic typically has a high turnover rate, often strained by a lack of grant money and other resources. But a new partnership launching Tuesday takes a more regional approach, helping hospitals, ambulance companies, and fire departments. For the first time, three community colleges will offer paramedic training. Joey Greer heads the Emergency Medical Services program at Central Virginia Community College in Lynchburg.
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1 month ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Jeff Bossert
One of downtown Roanoke’s best-known buildings will stand out Friday night. Rare Disease Day , and the colors associated with it, also come at a time when funding to study rare illnesses is very much in question. The Wells Fargo Tower will be lit up in pink, green, purple, and blue to mark the date - always the last day in February. Rare diseases, by definition, impact less than one in two-thousand people. Meanwhile, there’s somewhere from seven to ten-thousand rare diseases that are known.
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1 month ago |
wvtf.org | Jeff Bossert
One of downtown Roanoke’s best-known buildings will stand out Friday night. Rare Disease Day, and the colors associated with it, also come at a time when funding to study rare illnesses is very much in question. The Wells Fargo Tower will be lit up in pink, green, purple, and blue to mark the date - always the last day in February. Rare diseases, by definition, impact less than one in two-thousand people. Meanwhile, there’s somewhere from seven to ten-thousand rare diseases that are known.
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2 months ago |
wvtf.org | Jeff Bossert
After more than 40 years at NPR, including stints hosting both Morning Edition and All Things Considered, Renee Montagne says it's time for something else. "I had hit a moment where rather than doing an enormous amounts of output, I was doing less and less," she said. "In a way, I had done so many things already. I never had a 'beat'.
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Jan 10, 2025 |
wvtf.org | Jeff Bossert
A performance this week by University of Lynchburg theatre students will be a bittersweet one. For the first time ever, they’ll be singing in New York City. But it comes only months after they learned the university is cutting their program. For his solo in New York’s Broadway district, Lynchburg Sophomore Michael S.
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