Oct 21, 202643 minS1
Episode Overview The fight for accountability in Chesterfield County is hitting a brick wall of local political silence, but citizens are refusing to stay quiet. In this deep-dive episode of The Virginia Consumer , our...
About this Podcast:
Born out of a fight against systemic failures that allowed shoddy building practices to thrive in the commonwealth, The Virginia Consumer helps simplify the news cycle to highlight systemic issues and decode the political propaganda eroding protections for Virginian consumers. Virginia is suffering from policies that encourage politicians to pander to corporations and create consumers, not to protect constituents. We hope you’ll join us in acting like the consumers they’ve made us voting with our voices, wallets, and ultimately, our feet.
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What is Virginia Consumer about?
Born out of a fight against systemic failures that allowed shoddy building practices to thrive in the commonwealth, The Virginia Consumer helps simplify the news cycle to highlight systemic issues and decode the political propaganda eroding protections for Virginian consumers. Virginia is suffering from policies that encourage politicians to pander to corporations and create consumers, not to protect constituents.
What has Virginia Consumer covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Chesterfield's Toxic Cover-Up & The Shoosmith Landfill Crisis Part 2" (21 October 2026, 43 minutes), "Shoosmith Landfill Disaster with CCRG Part One" (6 October 2026, 38 minutes), and "This is Why. Ecological disaster, Data Centers, and the Resulting Voter Drift. Virginia Consumer Podcast Episode 13 with Jim Moye" (31 July 2026, 38 minutes).
How often does Virginia Consumer publish?
Virginia Consumer publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 9 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Virginia Consumer?
Booking probability for Virginia Consumer is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Virginia Consumer requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Virginia Consumer's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch Virginia Consumer?
The strongest fits for Virginia Consumer are Economic Development & Regulation. Virginia Consumer has a news audience.
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Recent episodes
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Virginia Consumer
Shoosmith Landfill Disaster with CCRG Part One
Oct 6, 202638 minShoosmith Landfill Disaster with Chesterfield Citizens for Responsible Government – Part OneEpisode Summary In this gripping first part of our two-part investigation into the Shoosmith Landfill Disaster , the Virginia...
Jul 31, 202638 minS1Guest Jim Moye shares insights on local governance, regulation, and civic engagement, highlighting how public participation and strategic communication can influence community issues like landfills and data centers...
Episode #12
Regulatory Reciprocity
Jun 23, 202626 minS1This week's guest is Jim Moye, legal policy expert and part of the new Governor's transition team. Episode Summary: What happens when government policy moves faster than its infrastructure? In this episode, we dive deep...
Jun 8, 202631 minS1Episode Summary: In this episode of the Virginia Consumer Podcast , the hosts pick up where they left off and take an unfiltered look at how regulatory policies, political capture, and deliberate cultural divisions...
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Episode #10
Episode 10: The Media Politic
May 27, 202630 minS1Hosts: Andie & Marty Consumer Advocates and Survivors Andie is the Director of the Virginia Consumer and editorial contributor to VirginiaConsumer.Org Runtime: ~30 minutes When the American Dream turns into a...
Oct 28, 20258 minS1<p>This one is tough to talk about. When I moved to Virginia over a decade ago, I didn't realize the school books were different, but they were, and that's how history goes untold. We need to know what happened to...
Oct 25, 20256 minS1<p>When our new construction home collapsed, it didn’t just expose a bad builder — it cracked open a much older story.</p><p>In Part One of The Virginia Way series, host Andie of The Rabbit Whole Podcast and the...
Oct 7, 202552 minS1<p>This conversation is packed with new insights about mold and mold-related illness. We cover toxicity in synthetic fiber rugs, mold illness in veterans, and its surprising cause — along with why proper building...
Aug 8, 20251 hourS1<p>In this episode of the Virginia Consumer Podcast, we dive into the complexities of regulation with Jim Moye, Senior Vice President and Senior Counsel at the American Bankers Association. </p><p>With over two decades...
Jun 17, 202543 minS1<p>Summary</p><p>In this conversation, Kristina Baehr, a national trial lawyer and founder of Just Well Law, shares her journey from personal tragedy to becoming an advocate for families affected by toxic exposures...
- May 20, 202547 minS1
<p>Summary</p><p>In this episode of the Virginia Consumer Podcast, guest Jason Earle shares his journey from a childhood affected by mold and health issues to becoming an advocate for indoor air quality. </p><p>Jason...
- May 13, 202539 minS1
<p>In this episode of the Virginia Consumer Podcast, the hosts discuss the regulatory issues affecting Virginia citizens, particularly focusing on the health impacts of mold exposure and the inadequacies in current...
Episode #2
Virginia is for Renters
Apr 11, 202529 minS1<p>On this episode we discuss the discovery of untruths the regulators told on TV and why we believe Virginia is for Renters.</p><p>Read more here including links to the letters to and from the Office of Governor Glenn...
Episode #1
Virginia Consumer - The Housing Scam
Mar 15, 202523 minS1<p>Exposing Regulatory Failures: A Deep Dive into DPOR</p><p>In the inaugural episode of the Virginia Consumer Podcast, hosts Andie and Marty discuss the impact of regulatory policies on Virginia residents, with a focus...
Recent guests
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Dr. Aaron Hartman
triple board-certified physician in Family Medicine, Integrative Medicine, and Anti-Aging/Regenerative/Metabolic Medicine, Virginia Research Center and Richmond Integrative and Functional Medicine
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Kristina Baehr
Trial Lawyer for Survivors of Toxic Exposure, Mold Toxicity in Your Home, Jet Fuel Exposure, Just Well Law
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Jason Earle
Director of Broadcast and Video Production - Pitt Athletics, The Marinade Podcast
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Larry Miller
Director of Gainesville High School's Big Red Machine, Greenville Technical College
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